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thanks! Unfortunately it seems there is only text editing, not spreadsheets or forms (those I use a lot) But I'll look into it, and probably transfer my docs there It is important to use user respecting software when we can :)
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thanks so much!
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4y ago
Or, if you want something more up do date: https://www.amnesty.org/en/documents/mde22/6106/2022/en/
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We should take money from the rich to fund it. I would not say steal because I do not consider taxation to be stealing. We absolutely should not increase the money suply
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4y ago
Know of any software with different incentives? (Do you think, for example, that HK works differently because of software, because of moderation, or both?)
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:P To be fair, prices come in kWh, so it makes sense in order to ask "how much do I spend in a day"
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Just to confirm, you are talking about L1 and L3 caches, right?
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4y ago
Not that this answers all your objections (it does not, caching might be a problem!) But sets are also a mere log(n) away https://hackage.haskell.org/package/containers-0.6.6/docs/Da...
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4y ago
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/containers-0.6.5.1/docs/... log(n) slowdown to add in the end but the cost to add in the middle is cheaper then the trivial array (see insertAt)
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Pay a log(n) slowdown and you have arrays in all their glory (and more!) https://hackage.haskell.org/package/containers-0.6.5.1/docs/...
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4y ago
Recovery as in recovery from drugs? Or from data loss?
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It is not meant (I'd guess) as a characterization for people, but as a way to explain/read the words left and right, especially when one is criticizing the right (i.e.: right is used mostly as a synonym for bad, for some people)
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> that it assumes the public is too dumb to hear nuance It is! It empirically is! Don't assume it, test it!
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> Science is NOT the end all be all determinator of what is true or right. > for which we don't have a justification, Science can be used to self justify. Try it! You can split into groups, try to settle questions with science
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> We should all be aware of the limitations of science. That is empirically testable if you spell it out in any detail. What do you mean by should? That we'd be better off? And I bet it is false
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One could argue that this is the exact good use of shaming: As a mild punishment for anti-social behaviour
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I use it as bold, when bold is not available. Is it not common?
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bigger in population? Or are countries *joining* ?
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I liked reading HPMOR and I am enjoying this "rebuttal" as well. Especially the first few chapters, because there were more attempts at science explanation in HPMOR's initial chapters.
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> On top of that, since IQ tests exist, you don't need a bad proxy to test IQ. Yes you do. Because administering an IQ test is forbidden https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griggs_v._Duke_Power_Co .
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at 5%, cc fees would result 2.9 billion. So more like 16B in profit
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Holding a view is different than thinking the view is OK to hold. AND, most people (you'd accuse of thinking the view is ok to hold) don't think these views *are* ok to hold, but are caught in a purposefully wide net. Like, often
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Could you share some?
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So maybe people should try different markets? What would be a clever approach to make a drug viable/revenue creating?
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How does the tri-opoli keep traking users when there are no 3rd party cookies? Do they mean to implement an explicit exception/a different tracking protocolol?
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Well, if that is a relevant gain, perhaps it need not be forced?
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https://www.theguardian.com/books/2020/may/09/the-real-lord-... Lord of the flies is not an argument for or against anything. Its pessimism is unwarranted, it does not reflect reality, just the mind of a
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To complement that: they are only viable because they are heavily subsidized by the suffering of city dwellers. If you placed the cost of air pollution on the bill, they'd be much more expensive. Its not just unreasonable because the p
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anything similar for firefox on linux ? To, say, turn copy-paste back on and do many other little fixes? I really dislike sites that forbid copy-paste (and I suppose there is a simple solution for that particular problem, like turning off s
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"You can buy a support plan for $100/month. Renewal not automatic, only if you opt it"
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