monadic2

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by monadic2 6y ago
Where does the money go?
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by monadic2 6y ago
Got any sources? You sound like you're poorly educated on the topic.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong but there doesn't appear to be much evidence of widespread voter fraud. Election fraud and voter suppression on the other hand....
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by monadic2 6y ago
Are you unsure about the runtime considerations or how the compiler would infer the necessary optimizations?
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by monadic2 6y ago
From my perspective European militaries are the cause of regional instability, not a solution.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Military doctors are supporting the military no matter the nefarious means or ends, so yea, they're sociopaths. Maybe if there weren't doctors in the military we would stop killing innocent people for no reason because people woul
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by monadic2 6y ago
IDK, it's hard to point to a country in the world that has made domination so central to their identity. Rome, maybe? England for sure.
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by monadic2 6y ago
> Otherwise you'd need to apologize for the abject horror of your contributions to the world just because someone someone who works with you or studied with you or lives close to you happen to commit a heinous crime. I mean, you ar
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by monadic2 6y ago
Jingoist.
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by monadic2 6y ago
My point is that anyone who is ok with a deployed military is also ok with this. There's no way to differentiate the two behaviors. America has an addiction to violent domination. Edit: comparing a military to a doctor is some sociopat
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by monadic2 6y ago
Man if only you could become a capitalist through some other means than being a capitalist to begin with.
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by monadic2 6y ago
To give context, WalterBright is a libertarian with a clear bent to ignore white supremacy in western culture. He is also known for other reasons.
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by monadic2 6y ago
This is disingenuous as it pretends that the capability of debt creditors matches that of their behavior.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Why is there no ideology in tech culture?
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by monadic2 6y ago
I'd love to understand your confidence in reducing the individual debt systems of thousands of cultures to a bland, two-point progressive analysis. What kind of debtor prisons were in place in 10th century Tekrur? What part about the b
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by monadic2 6y ago
Yes, 100%. I highly, highly recommend the book "Debt: The First 5,000 Years". Society has repeatedly been stabilized with mass debt forgiveness many times throughout history. I'm no religious person, but there certainly seems
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by monadic2 6y ago
I've found rust to be very capable as well, if lacking in runtime libraries with native bindings. It's not too difficult to bind into coreaudio and jack, though.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Pretty much american society in a nutshell, tbh
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by monadic2 6y ago
How is the logo not a clear parody? Edit: I see, they just sit on you until you change it because they can afford to buy out the courts.
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by monadic2 6y ago
> People are always trying to control the thoughts of others by banning certain words. I can really only think of one truly banned word....
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by monadic2 6y ago
Well this is a bleak world view.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Yea but that's different from saying that cycling is correlated with a reduction in, say, lung cancer. I'm not sure I'll be any more grateful to die of lung cancer at age 82 than 72; I'd really prefer not to die of lung
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by monadic2 6y ago
I’ve found it’s much easier to disable autocorrect altogether and simply take responsibility for what you type. I mean that with no snark; that’s actually how I view it. Over time you definitely improve at typing if you disable it. I have r
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by monadic2 6y ago
> You sound like a fairly miserable person to be around, frankly. i have absolutely zero interest in friendship, i have absolutely zero interest in jokes, i am simply here to collect data and earn respect
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by monadic2 6y ago
Of course it's successful to intentionally manipulate you with alcohol. Just because you can explain a phenomenon does not justify it; that's just giving up on the concept of "values" altogether.
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by monadic2 6y ago
I’m not sure how you’re treating the opposite sex to be considered “creepy” by approaching them, but it’s definitely something to be concerned about. Anyway get your drinking rituals away from me, I don’t want to bond with my coworkers, esp
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by monadic2 6y ago
What part do you find confusing? You forgot to explain your confusion, sorry! Edit: apparently I‘ve been rate-limited by HN’s anti-spam techniques, so I can’t comment further for a few hours, but encouraging employees to ingest a drug, espe
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by monadic2 6y ago
Verification is a fool’s dream.
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by monadic2 6y ago
I’ve had to push for non-alcoholic entertainment at every company I’ve worked at. I understand the value of happy hour wholeheartedly, but encouraging your employees to drink at work at your workplace is downright creepy.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Why would they think that demand of the HR-V is likely to increase if they remove the fit? I understand removing unprofitable lines, but if it’s making money why fix something that ain’t broken? If they’re worried about competing with thems

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