mrwnmonm

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<3
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I was trying to go through all the research that has been done on how to understand the internet recently, and I found a jem. A book called No Sense of Place, it reads like Aristotle:) the way he was trying to correct the philosophers befor
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This takes me back to the importance of "mining the archive" before you start writing about anything. But I not sure if this does it or not. It is always interesting to me how much knowledge we have, and how much effort people hav
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Downvotes? It is a question.
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This is one of the worst sites I have ever been on. That survey is tooooo much. And marketing messages during the survey? Seriously? Disgusting.
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A little bit off-topic: Do people here satisfied with DuckDuckGo?
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And what about books, just links to the most important books on the subject, without getting too philosophical about how to determine the most important ones.
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I love the idea <3 It may be a weird suggestion, but if the query to general topics returns something like this https://unzip.dev/archive (check how compact it is and delivers almost all you need to know about the subjec
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The OP was saying "but by ~1200 CE the general zeitgeist was to discourage scientific inquiries," and that was something an old orientalist said about Al-Ghazali, that Muslims Scholars dismissed because it is nonsense. But thanks
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You are missing the point, I am not trying to say that Muslims achieved more in empirical science than Europe, I would be an idiot to suggest that. I am saying, it is pathetic for a winner to feel the need to say a lot of nonsensical stuff
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My God, some things never die. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJ_YDx2mtF0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0rXaQzc0KA
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18822953/
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You have to find this joke on HN :)
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I am building a startup, and with all respect to the creators of this project, when confronted with a UI full of objects that you have no idea how the user will preceive it, these advices don't really help.. "Make a product useful
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by mrwnmonm 4y ago
You mean because you get to have a reaction to negative comments?
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Got it, thanks
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But he is a developer.
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So, this is not a framework like React, right?
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Lol, I was about to comment here that I opened the docs, read a few pages, and still don't know how this works or how is it different from react for example.
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This is exactly why I don't use it. I don't really care if my css is a little bit messy, but I already know almost every css attribute, why I should start memorizing a lot of other names?
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Didn't know it is common, thanks for that reference.
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Desert doesn't mean Sahara in Arabic, and they never say Desert Sahara. Do you see my point? It is just a small observation actually, not a big deal.
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Yes, but that would mean it could be done from the other side too, English speaker say "Chai Tea", and an Arab speaker would say "Tea Chai", but AFAIK, they don't. Do Indians do that?
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"When I hear the word 'Sahara' I think of a physical place, in northern Africa. When I hear the word 'desert' I think of an ecological system, characterized primarily by low rainfall and sandy soils." I underst
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I am an Arab, that's why I always notice it. صحراء means desert, any desert, not a specific one.
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Off-topic: I never understood why native English speakers use Sahara and desert and think they are different things. Sometimes they even say "Sahara desert".
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Yes :)
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I have zero knowledge on biology and medicine, could someone explain this to humble people like me?
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I like this one very much from that series https://www.thenewatlantis.com/publications/reading-ourselve...
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"I’m an optimist. I believe in the power of connection to change the world." I am a realist, I believe that connection happens in real life, and human beings will always misuse online communication. Wake up from your dreams.

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