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Yeah, this simply doesn't work for me; ie the expressions did not evaluate, and output was not made visible. I have never had a successful experience writing or running programs in notebooks like this--although I have not, arguably,
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I'm not convinced taxes disincentivize work. Do other purchases?
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> I'm sorry I couldn't offend you further. Wow, you really are trash.
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In postmodern societies, reality itself is structured by simulation—"codes, models, and signs are the organizing forms of a new social order where simulation rules". The bureaucratic and legal apparatus you invoke are themselves c
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> this heritage is so far gone This only makes sense if you think heritage is like a dusting of snow that melts when one comes in from the cold, but these people carried their heritage with them. Maybe "Italian" isn't quit
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The term is divisive? But, when you notice a systematic discrimination against Americans with dark skin, how do you talk about it?
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> Welcome to April 2005—when Git was born, branches were just master , and nobody cared about your pronouns. JFC, whatever happened to "Matz is nice, so we are nice"?
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Only assholes* use "female" as a noun. "Female" is primarily a scientific or biological term that refers to sex, not gender. When used as a noun for humans, it reduces women to their reproductive capabilities and strips
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Because it's a stupid waste of resources, and you had better things to do.
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> Consider the framing, you ask. I considered it and reject it Thank you for taking the time. I won't argue with your point that Islamist nations are, on the whole, far more brutal than Israel has yet had a chance to be. There is no
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Very clever! But Islamist countries are far more brutal than Israel—and far more Muslim than Israel is Jewish.
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How is it any different from Google Maps' "Police Reported Here" feature? In the U.S., sharing the location of police officers is generally protected by the First Amendment, as long as the information is obtained legally and
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> two ideologies which are so diametrically opposed to each other that they cannot coexist Ideologies aren't platonic solids. They must be constantly refurbished in the minds of the avowed. Every moment of every day informs them—rei
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I am devoutly religious, but you are making chauvinistic assertions. "House of worship" does not deserve the primacy you assign it. First came "third places" and human relations, and then came organized religion. You&#
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Cotton bags are not "much worse for the possibility environment". They only need to be used 131 times to beat out 131 plastic bags. That's three years of weekly groceries. I plan to shop much longer than three years. Closer t
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This is also an approximation of commercial exchange.
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> many worse problems in the world Not a constructive comment.
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1y ago
An LLM is needed to rationalize each unique classifications en masse, and write the warrants.
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1y ago
This is your first thought? A feud between two dudes, and not the millions of vulnerable families?
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This is a pretty shocking allegation. Do you have evidence of this conspiracy?
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Where does the buck stop, in this matter?
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> the medical field and government Nothing about industries that have captured legislature? Bayer/Monsanto (pesticide exposure, water contamination, cancer risk), Tyson Foods (antibiotic resistance, air and water pollution, respirat
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Thucydides of Athens quotes Pericles as having used a specific term for citizens who were not interested in public affairs, the community, or issues beyond their own private lives: idiotes (ἰδιώτης).
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> you cease being you in your entirety You cease being you every second of every day.
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Interesting distinction! Utilities and infrastructure can be considered public goods insofar as they have the characteristics of non-rivalry and non-excludability, meaning that one person's use of them does not diminish another person&
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Racism may be that which denies one's inherent human dignity based on ethnicity.
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> from now you will never feel any feeling about it You're tilting at windmills, mon frere, by exaggerating egregiously. > You are custodian of the trauma. True, and beautiful, but debilitating trauma that destroys its vessel is
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Contempt findings are subject to the 1st amendment, but criminal speech acts are not protected by the 1st amendment. Arguably, the dragon exhibits a trespass against the dignity of the court itself.
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Congrats, yours is the most condescending comment on this site today. That sounds like you have already got a framework that works for you, which is great for you. Too bad it's a framework that drives you to upbraid innocent strangers
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1y ago
I wonder if maybe "radicalization" isn't as useful a term as you think.
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