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p3rls
2y ago
Some weird caste-based thinking straight from the subcontinent you've got there
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2y ago
I completely disagree with the parent post's politics but he's right-- abortion providers are frequently compared to Hitler and regularly come out with higher numbers too. If these are your true beliefs, you are a coward for not t
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p3rls
2y ago
Whoa, there's nothing trivial about ten thousand mechanical turks wishing each other good morning on a loop bub
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2y ago
People still don't realize the entire internet is one giant SEO/marketing septic tank. You'd think the fake cable reviews would be easy to detect at least. I've gotten a few higher budget items when I was poorer by doing
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2y ago
Don't care about the war but there some weird tribal dynamics going on in this conflict that I find fascinating This forum being basically being the h1b aspirant phpbb I'd expect more pro-israel sentiment from our indian cohorts l
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2y ago
Rumor is they couldn't figure out where to put the "warning this product is known to cause cancer in the state of california" sticker on the planes
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2y ago
Respectfully, I am suggesting that OP has an intellectual disability to think deriving notions about the 'American' national character from Patton is some tocquevillian insight and he may find it profitable to watch Downfall to tr
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2y ago
Noted non-commercial entities like AT&T, HP and IBM were among the first owners (renters) of 2nd level domains on .com (for commercial) in the mid-80s though. These rules have always been murky and mostly used to beat down those of us w
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2y ago
It's because your ancestors couldn't find the means or will to do it and would still be practicing it today if not for the British
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2y ago
It's frankly sickening that some people heap scorn upon the Britain of their ancestors, especially considering they're the only ones that actually you know, abolished slavery and had the seeds of thought in its WEIRD Protestantism
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2y ago
Personally I think calling it a shotgun wedding is one of my best metaphors of the week and perfectly evokes what I was going for. Contemporaries from like Lincoln's 2nd inaugural of course would call it finer things, like a national b
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2y ago
Albion's rotten seed was never unified as one. Seeing the civil war as some unique historical genesis of the split-- instead of a national shotgun-wedding of sorts is completely backwards.
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2y ago
It's nice to see people treating real websites as something beyond SEO farms for users
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2y ago
Eh, I was a little too young to be there at the time but your experience sounds infinitely cooler than a NFT tattoo which just might be the lamest thing I've heard in my life and I feel worse about the world for learning about.
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2y ago
It's disgusting what google has done to the internet the past five years. I built my own genre-based wiki from scratch for kpop at kpopping.com (not a mediawiki) and my niche has been completely destroyed by google. They've promot
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2y ago
I've built a standalone genre-based wiki at kpopping.com, I can't believe fans let these bullshit companies run our communities. They're some of the most disgusting sociopaths imaginable. My niche is even worse though because
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2y ago
There are plenty of historical exceptions if you're going to nitpick, quakerism didn't adopt its antislavery stance at its inception.
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2y ago
I'm partial to the detached anti-culture war ideaplex myself but I've got a radically different conclusion-- I want them to kill each other. You know, like one of those brutal chess games where there's like 6 pieces on the bo
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2y ago
Scott Alexander just had a great post about misophonia https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/misophonia-beyond-sensory-s...
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2y ago
I run a competitor to fandom (in kpop) and fandom isn't even the worst offender by a mile. Google has made my niche dominated by porn ads and underaged nude leakers for the past decade. Even gaming is completely fextralife enshittifica
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2y ago
That too, but I was referring to the sites in the search themselves. They are not independents but in the pay of someone else if they're not generating revenue. As someone with a commercial digital garden with ads (and a $3/mo sub
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2y ago
History shows us that things actually go pretty well for the money man you just gotta remember to bring extra water rations when you march into Asia. I always liked to imagine him rallying his troops by telling them that Parthia meant virgi
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2y ago
So then definitionally not independent then because their funding comes from elsewhere
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2y ago
Can you depersonalize a few sentences exchange between you and share? I'm curious to see and describing it doesn't really do it justice especially if you're coming to this doubtful about AI
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2y ago
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/pun
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2y ago
Who cares that the whole is getting dumber? I thought that was the entire idea behind the internet? I didn't create it either and my IQ isn't in the 150s-- it got dumber when it let me on, too. The problem with the internet today
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2y ago
I had a Lebanese friend in medical school in the states and his racist rants about how he was considered white for his MCAT scores would make Goebbels blush so it's amusing how brown is used here. The good news is he eventually got int
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2y ago
As an American there is nothing I would love to see more than Google broken up into a thousand pieces and their stock reduced to negative amounts to atone for all the damage wrought upon the web in the past two decades.
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2y ago
What you see as defeatist I see as recognizing reality. I consider myself nontech and I run a few webapps-- if you don't see it as a useful distinction let me connect to your live database, I dare you :)
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2y ago
Throwing up a page on geocities and editing the HTML was not only easy but it was fun, and you could immediately get into a dopamine-feedback loop that sees you actually improving your basic web development skills. The game-designers paradi
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