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by nathias 5y ago
I like the technological excess, but with good foundations, so a page's basic function should survive without JS etc.
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by nathias 5y ago
I don't think the examples in the article are very good, there seems to be more of a retro 70s vibe / comic book vibe to it because of the roundness of fonts and borders along with polish. Brutalism is raw, cold and uncaring chara
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by nathias 5y ago
I'm sure it's possible if you live in a place that pays you much above the costs of living, but such places are very rare and the rest of us are barely keeping up with costs (especially if you are poor and have more costs).
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by nathias 5y ago
That it doesn't seem to be generally true, and is incredibly rare... so the real issue seems to be that people outside of the Silicon Valley VC scene can get rich "without doing actual work"?
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by nathias 5y ago
are you implying people get rich from doing actual work?
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by nathias 5y ago
No amount of crypto scams outweighs the good crypto has and will done for us. Technology is empowering, there is no comparison on the effect crypto has on the poor. There is no other way I would be ever able to participate in trading, specu
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by nathias 5y ago
When words are just containers for adds the most important thing about them is their inoffensiveness.
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by nathias 5y ago
> The "guys" as gender neutral is clearly the result of patriarical society. No it isn't, there is nothing clear about this nor is it true in any way that actually means anything.
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by nathias 5y ago
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by nathias 5y ago
People need to learn that in a DAO tokenomics is part of security.
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by nathias 5y ago
You do know most of the current best games were free mods at some point?
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by nathias 5y ago
This is a very well known and documented phenomenon, it's called lies on the internet.
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by nathias 5y ago
> This free speech idea arose out of a culture of late-90s America where the main people who were interested in censorship were religious conservatives. In practical terms, this meant that they would try to ban porn (or other imagined m
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by nathias 5y ago
Enforcing civility and 'culture' is not just censorship, it censorship + imperialism.
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by nathias 5y ago
I think it's takes about the same effort when you're trying to read not just skim (which is probably what you mostly do when coding) ...
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by nathias 5y ago
Great article, there should be much more common knowledge of statistics and it's problems, it is surely the most abused of all sciences.
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by nathias 5y ago
These posts are like horse sheppards talking how cars suck without ever seeing one.
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by nathias 5y ago
That was far from a personal attack. A personal attack is when you attack a specific attribute of that person or use this person itself as an argument for something. It is not if a person does something wrong and you say hey person, you sh
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by nathias 5y ago
It's really astounding the lengths people will go to in order to rationalize their dealings with tyrannical regimes, but yea North Korea is obviously also bad.
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by nathias 5y ago
I know you think what you're doing is "elevating" conversations, but ... "calling out" people for the slightest bit of negativity is an extremely toxic behavior. Quality discourse requires negativity and fosters a h
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by nathias 5y ago
By now nocoiners are closer to flat earthers than healthy skepticism, this post being a great example. You can't just willy nilly make up what words mean.
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by nathias 5y ago
Seeing the reflecton and recognizing what you're seeing is your own reflection (demonstrating this knowledge by fixing your hair, which you notice is ruffled) is basically the full mirror test which is the best test we have for self-re
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by nathias 5y ago
Because it would be astounding to add any creature to the list of self aware creatures?
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by nathias 5y ago
That would imply I can believe his very extraordinary claims. No dogs have ever passed the mirror test, this would be a momentous occasion for science.
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by nathias 5y ago
I doubt your dog passes the mirror test ...
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by nathias 5y ago
Debt is very useful for financial formalization, it can translate actual existing trust/political relationships into monetary ones. It is feudalism distilled to its pure elements.
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by nathias 5y ago
That's completely untrue, they just found out they were never relevant in the first place.
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by nathias 5y ago
Knowing about people and knowing people are completely different though. Knowing people in the context of Dunbar's number means a real connection, an open communication channel compared to knowing about people, where we know of them in
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by nathias 5y ago
So you're interestd in science but not enough to study it? There is a lot of youtube of science edutainment, that's just the thing.
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by nathias 5y ago
Gibson's failiure was the failiure of punk in general, it was too cool and not edgy enough and was easily incorporated into mainstream.

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