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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I am gravely disappointed with all attempts of democratic government. "People" don't end up deciding, some small elite does instead, usually financial, but sometimes sociopolitical. (media/education/parties) The way
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
The ability to bookmark your favorite ones, now that's art.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
If you don't remove old good content nobody will buy the new bad content. Sounds cynical and it's certainly a practice which isn't exactly widespread, yet.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Notepad++ was my first editor of my own choice. In the end, not something I wanted to keep around, but It's certainly something I would recommend to people who are just getting started in IT.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Let's imagine someone interested in the biology of cats and felines at large. A specialized biologist. They might choose to personally catalog all publications which have use for them, like this article surely might. But in their catal
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
The title made me click, and the content was enjoyable. But I still don't think clickbait like this should be present in scientific papers. It's something about how scientific papers are not "for pleasure", they're
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I'm going to assume this produces a grid. Once again, we are reinventing a graphical user interface. If we wanted all this, why wouldn't we open firefox and go to chess.com or lichess.org. Or even something that runs natively on y
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I think the unicode chess symbols are not quite in the spirit of terminal applications. It is also more intuitive to move the rook using algebraic notation, if the rook is denoted by r, rather than "♜". But certainly, viewing the
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Why reinvent a graphical interface in the terminal? If we are playing chess in the terminal, we are likely happy to accept abstractions and such. You could use normal letters for the different pieces, perhaps using lowercase for black and u
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Site guidelines prevent me from elaborating further. Have a good day. :-)
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
This will be used to silence political dissent in the EU. The current rulers fear the change which could come about if they allow the political climate to shift in the direction which it is ready to.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
What were the negative comments about?
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
What kinds of, well, censorship, is applied to the platform for a lack of a better word? Maybe I wasn't able to scan the Terms of Service well enough, since I didn't see it defined there? They mention they can remove content there
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I think the suits used by the ISS look better.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I'm not really making a judgement about their competence, the results just didn't turn out well. I think these things are indeed very difficult. To hazard a guess about the competency behind this, they had some people filling doub
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Except you might be calculating the material, personnel, property costs also. The launch itself doesn't release that much, but everything leading up to the launch might. I still disagree with the general sentiment though. Space is more
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I think they did consider fashion for these suits, they just did so poorly.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Bad as in bad. A lot of space technology is purely functional, but these clearly have poor design taste put into them. The old suits that the Apollo era used were probably almost only functional, yet even they look better.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I think the spacesuit looks kinda bad.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
The question was sincere yet playful. I appreciate your answer. Here's a poem I like. O'er all the hilltops Is quiet now, In all the treetops Hearest thou Hardly a breath; The birds are asleep in the trees: Wait, s
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
What is the meaning of life?
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
It does that when writing code. If you write plain text files it doesn't bother you.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
But how is this better than a terminal based text editor, like vim, emacs, nano, etc? I suppose there is a miniscule group of people who would rather used a terminal-gui rather than learn to use basic markup for emphasis and such. But I don
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
So cool, but this is just retro fun right? No real practical application.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
I think we might be entering a dark age of sorts.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Site guidelines prevent me from elaborating further. Have a good day. :-)
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
>then you are actually a racist, plain and simple. This is not an argument and is just an inflammatory remark.
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
Can you source that it is actually legal to say that an ethnic group of people have a lower IQ, in Sweden? I live in Sweden, and can attest to my own knowledge of the law, whilst not being a lawyer, that it is not legal. Let alone, reasonab
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
So we are unable to judge, and therefore the null hypothesis must be that humans are genetically similar enough that trait variation is explained by external factors? I think we can judge, and also that the null hypothesis should be that hu
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by rosmax_1337 2y ago
You can create groupings in nature. Biologists do it all the time for all animals. The groupings are by some measure arbitrary, yes, unless you mean to suggest that for example crows are in the same grouping as seagulls, and that even these

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