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scollet
6y ago
Sometimes it's worth the effort to extend yourself into less than desirable situations because the message is more than worth its debate. I'm not saying argue ad infinitum, but inject a piece of reason in a place of disillusionmen
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6y ago
Well, I assume there is equal parts organic, natural propagation, and astro-turfing. I am a curious and analytical mind, so I'd like to believe I know where the rabbit holes begin. The problem for me is informatic.
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6y ago
Similarly: try comparing big data warehouses/tools by use case.
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6y ago
A binding agent?
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6y ago
I am rhythm challenged, so for me martial arts have been mentally stimulating like improv jazz on a Go board. In sparring you can follow muscle memory to build a dynamic procedure based on your opponents' actions or reactions. You quic
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6y ago
Sounds like they need to bring apprenticeships to the field.
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6y ago
You're ignoring the forest for the trees. Were you listening when the extrajudicial killings incited these peaceful protests?
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6y ago
Something tells me this happens less than you imply.
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6y ago
The first line of defense against authoritarianism is eyes on the regime. You're defending disproportionate response to a non-violent checking of power. It leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
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6y ago
This example doesn't line up. Blindness is primarily a disability, no?
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I propose hexagonal storage pods. Even though the bees may be gone, we can carry on their legacy.
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6y ago
Are you thinking of memetics?
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I don't buy your broad definitions and I believe you're being disingenuous. Ideas, tolerance, and their cross-sections are not binary.
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6y ago
It doesn't take an essay to convey nuance.
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6y ago
This is a matter of perspective.
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6y ago
What is your aversion to rap music and how is it relevant to this case?
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scollet
6y ago
Hm, I don't see enacting your first three points as being inherently negative. If it's broken, why not try to fix it?
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6y ago
I mean, it's probably best not to talk politics at a bar in the first place.
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6y ago
> liars and brainwashed I did not see this quoted in the GP comment.
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6y ago
I would say that anyone with the means to enact real, positive, humanitarian change that continues to follow the dollar, long after the dollar has replaced their brain cells, is seriously, pathologically misguided.
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6y ago
I'm sure there is a normal distribution of people who really have no credentials to investigate conspiracies, to take the term at its core definition. Journalists and whistleblowers? Tongue-in-cheek digs at implausible circumstances? S
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6y ago
> anything of relevance What about this discussion is not relevant? I remember HN getting over COVID about a month ago too.
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You're right. I'm speaking anecdotally. I suppose those support structures and context around play time is just as important as the medium.
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6y ago
How does this affect free speech?
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Profit is not a meaningful metric for whether or not a company should exist. When your cash is on the line I'm sure it is very easy to have flexible morals, but making returns on death and oppression is not a world I want to be a part
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6y ago
I somewhat disagree with both these assertions for different reasons. A. Games mostly fail because of non-transferrable skills is not an interesting point. Most books, most paintings, most music follows a uniform distribution of mediocrity.
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6y ago
Big brother is a good thing?
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Yes, it is very innapropriate, but the example is more than effective.
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I would also like to highlight > Society pretending that there is massive racism when there isn't is itself structural racism. If you believe you cannot succeed due to all this racism, that will be sulf-fulfilling. Blacks that belie
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6y ago
This is a meaningless comment. You can mark assets on a spreadsheet, plot profits on a graph, and the result is simply a representation of the abstract concept: finances. When you factor intent, then money becomes objective. When you factor
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