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nec4b
6y ago
You mean something like a Berlin wall to stop the people leaving the paradise or a new kind of serfdom, where one should be tied to the land in which he was born?
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nec4b
6y ago
Visual studio code can do this. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35424367/how-to-navigate...
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nec4b
6y ago
Which powerful language do you use that can't be understood by the IDEs. Don't you think that if your compiler can understand it, the IDE can too? :)
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nec4b
6y ago
>The Maghreb followed Abrahamic religion for 1600 years, more or less, actually. The god we prayed to didn't change from Rome, the Vandals, Byzantium, Arabs, and Turks. Most European languages stem from the same base Indo Euroupean
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6y ago
You have hand waved away 2 thousand years of conquests of Maghreb as minor infractions. I'm mean it went from carthaginians to romans, vandals, byzantium, arabs, turks. Changed religion, culture and languages several times. You can
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nec4b
6y ago
If majority of humans acted upon majority of their beliefs, the humanity would have destroyed itself several times over. You cannot have good ideas without bad ones. How would you learn anything otherwise. I don't know what are you ta
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6y ago
I believe procrastinating on HN makes me less productive and here I am still procrastinating. I'm not acting on my own belief. And yes beliefs do mostly exist in "magic bubbles" without any special impact on the world at larg
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6y ago
Romans extracted tons of resources and used plenty of people as slaves. Arabs annihilated any culture that was there before and replaced it with islam and a lot of people died in ottoman invasions. What exactly did the French do to your cou
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6y ago
Why does it bother you so much if somebody believes in flat earth? And why do you want to prevent them to discuss their silly theories? Are you so insecure in your own knowledge? A bunch of people believing in flat earth does not diminish o
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6y ago
Communism and nazism (national socialism) are two sides of the same coin. Both rooted in the same collectivist ideology where life on an individual is meaningless, always ready to be sacrificed for the "greater good". Both have a
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6y ago
"* Dr. Kim Williams, former president of the American College of Cardiology, said "there are two kinds of cardiologists, vegans, and those who haven't read the data"" An appeal to authority. I'm mean surgeon ge
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6y ago
"So, it's a bit counterintuitive, but globally switching to a plant-based diet would actually dramatically reduce the total amount of plants that we are raising, and therefore would dramatically reduce overall suffering of plants
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6y ago
What do you mean by: on the other hand? Are you saying that by not supporting communism one supports imperialism, slave trade and wars? And every time I write communism is bad, do I also have to put a disclaimer that a bunch of other ideolo
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6y ago
Mind experiment: In the last paragraph of dang's top post replace "communism" witch "nazism" and "Engels" and "Marx" with "Hitler" and "Mussolini". How would you feel about it
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6y ago
It makes little economic sense for it to be cheaper. People abstaining from certain types of food for ideological reasons like vegans and vegetarians do, are usually prepared to pay more to support their believes. It takes economic privileg
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6y ago
"Charity is not a substitute for social justice." Of course it is not. Charity is real and it helps people right now where they need help the most. Social justice is a fantasy dreamed up in ivory towers. But only the left is compa
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6y ago
The fundamental problem of the entitled left is unchecked imagination of other people experiences completely divorced from daily realities of those people. You have someone from a minority describing his experience to you and you feel the n
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nec4b
6y ago
Absolutely not. Every society that denies individualism or prefers collectivism finds itself sooner than later in misery.
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6y ago
Being civil has little to do with the person you disagree with, but a lot more who you are and how you were raised up.
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Media Watchdogs Aren’t Supposed to Guard Biden
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6y ago
Exactly what the Chinese government says about Uighur reeducation centers. They only want to help them to understand the unconscious mental processes that feed,...
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6y ago
Free speech only a problem for those who want to control the spread of information.
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6y ago
I didn't missed it. It doesn't work like you think it does. Making stuff is too complex to be reduced to such a simple rule. At some point additional practice won't make you better. The example of older programmers proves thi
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6y ago
"Spending many hours on doing software development does, in fact, make you better at software development than someone who, ceteris paribus, spent that same time playing video games." By that logic the oldest developers should be
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6y ago
As long as she excepts that other women might have different feelings about the matter, she is completely entitled to her own. I just find it weird that when women prefer a career over raising children it is considered normal and when they
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6y ago
I think the choice of working or staying at home is mostly a function of economics. Before the pandemic usually both partners had to work for a family to have a sufficient living standard. And now if one is forced to stay at home it makes s
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Do you think taking care of children is a low status work that people have to do and not want to do? Do you think there is something wrong with a woman preferring raising children instead of pursuing a boring career?
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6y ago
Where does this idea that in Europe somehow all villages are connected with railways comes from? Europe depends on roads as much as the USA.
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6y ago
No it is not.
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6y ago
Where do you find all these nazis that want to debate you in real life?
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