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by nathias 4y ago
Interesting how everyone screaming about trusting an expert has never trusted an expert regarding epistemology. The problem isn't that the criteria are subjective, but that they get appropriated by politics if this is not institutional
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by nathias 4y ago
yes except for the browser, you can use weechat it's a cli irc client but you can link a lot of accunts (slack, fb messenger, etc.)
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by nathias 4y ago
I like this direction, I think for web3 to really become a thing the user should never see any cryto stuff, and advanced use and control can come as an enchancement of the basic case.
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by nathias 4y ago
I think online communities grow out of the culture that starts, so the best bet would be to gather a lot of technical people who aren't insufferable pedants on a new platform and give them tools to moderate.
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by nathias 4y ago
very cool forum
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by nathias 4y ago
I don't mean that it doesn't work on others, but that I don't need it and people who use vscode seem to.
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by nathias 4y ago
TS on frontend feels like devs making their editor choice (VScode) a hard dependancy
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by nathias 4y ago
hehe yea, nothing makes you learn to rest better than seeing the 'progress' you made when coding in the negative productivity zone
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by nathias 4y ago
cool, kind of like vimium for links
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by nathias 4y ago
first time? don't worry it's only money
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by nathias 4y ago
nice, I had no idea, I just remember seeing the edit wars on some hot topics a while ago
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by nathias 4y ago
one simple mechanism would be to freeze the article editing for a bit when it becomes a hot topic in US media
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by nathias 4y ago
architecture has to be done first
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by nathias 4y ago
rhyme and rhythm are linguistic information compression mechanisms
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by nathias 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE | EU | CET senior front-end, medior back-end, junior blockchain I'm a web dev looking for projects or full-time remote jobs, I mostly worked with React and commonly used libraries from the ecosystem like Next and
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by nathias 4y ago
yea, I appreciate the sentiment but the world doesn't work like that
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by nathias 4y ago
yes, I guess it is naive to expect platforms that are exempt from lawsuits specifically because they are neutral to content to behave neutral to content ...
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by nathias 4y ago
if there are clear rules (like for example existing laws) of what is allowed and what not the scale really doesn't matter
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by nathias 4y ago
I meant analytic philosophy, that hardly ever includes Frege.
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by nathias 4y ago
How completely obnoxious article. Frege was a tragic figure in philosophy, his work was recognized only through Russel and he is still very much ignored by the tradition he created. He answered the Russel paradox in the same way modern theo
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by nathias 4y ago
because its optimized to serve ads not to be useful
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by nathias 4y ago
I am shocked, who could have seen this coming?
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by nathias 4y ago
no, not at all learning means you don't have to remember because you have understood it and can recreate it at will
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by nathias 4y ago
yea, this doesn't just affect the US, the Fed is basically a world-monarch at this point
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by nathias 4y ago
can't get a svelte job, there aren't that many
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by nathias 4y ago
I'm feeling nostalgic for the times where monopolies were broken up ...
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by nathias 4y ago
I'm a React dev, I wish I could be working with svelte.
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by nathias 4y ago
the game's the game
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by nathias 4y ago
how naive, we have long since moved from peak GUIs now the game is infesting them and rearanging them around the need to serve adds
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by nathias 4y ago
it's mostly use it or lose it, I have to relearn a lot of the unimportant things that get tested for jobs

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