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by sdsd 3y ago
Everywhere online is pronouncing twitter dead, but I agree. As a user, it seems more alive and vibrant than ever.
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by sdsd 3y ago
id say anything that evaluates as truthy is fair game.
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by sdsd 3y ago
I wanted to sign up but it looks like it's only available for mobile. Guess I don't get to be 5M+1!
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by sdsd 3y ago
The obvious explanation is that German ISP's blocked 711chan, so the onion service is the only way for them to access the site. Jk, but if you change 711chan to Krautchan maybe it's true
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by sdsd 3y ago
I am laughing so hard right now. My best friend mocked me for using git.lain.faith to host my code, saying it wasn't reliable. Well, well, well. In the last year GitLain hasn't gone down once. I know he was still right in a way, w
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by sdsd 3y ago
Tbh I think it depends where you work. In 1999, if you worked at a Java shop making accounting software or whatever, it wasn't a talents/creative industry. Same thing now days, but replace Java/accounting with React/CRUD
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Dissident Music Subcultures of the 2020s(xereal.substack.com)
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by sdsd 3y ago
I'm really into studying NGO's like this. They are this arm that links the invisible hand of the market to the rest of the body of the state. The substack Fisted by Foucalt also talks a lot about the role of NGO's in color re
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by sdsd 4y ago
How is it possible, that I've worked as a Linux sysadmin, backend engineer, security developer, and technical writer (regularly sharing CLI snippets in articles), and regularly document my CLI work on my blog, and I'm just learnin
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by sdsd 4y ago
I learned about this when I was a teenager doing the Vortex game from OverTheWire. I ended up learning and falling in love with C and networking in general.
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by sdsd 4y ago
Thanks, that's a really cool habit! Has this lead to any changes re how you perceive news? How far does news tend to deviate from the sources you find?
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by sdsd 4y ago
All false positives for me - I want to reach out to the accounts that talk similar to me and see if we make good friends
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by sdsd 4y ago
>You say that, yet Instagram, Twitter(1), YouTube who have all tried so far have all failed. Youtube Shorts didn't fail, they're actually way better than TikTok and are doing well. Instagram Reels are basically a flop, but Shor
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by sdsd 4y ago
This is technically true, but I wonder in practice. Like, the King of England absolutely has the power to withhold consent on acts of parliament. How accountable is parliament to the King? But replace the King with Congress, and parliament
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by sdsd 4y ago
>As GI Joe says, "Knowing is half the battle". Not really disagreeing (and this really is a fantastic channel), but in wellness circles this is called the "GI Joe Fallacy"[1]. The idea being that knowing about somethi
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by sdsd 4y ago
I don't have a bone in this debate, but I think it would be better to phrase your comment differently. As a quick one-liner, it seems to intentionally talk past the intent of the person you're replying to. Clearly (to me anyway) t
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by sdsd 4y ago
Via more equal outcomes. An egalitarian society might have the same net wealth as a stratified society, but with less relative poverty. Of course, the bottom x% is what it is - but if you create margins or classes then it works different -
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by sdsd 4y ago
>Personally I like Interlingua which is basically a cleaned-up latin. I on the other hand like it messy and stick with good old fashioned Latin (as an added bonus, the language of my ancient and noble church). Et numquam mutabo, irrumo I
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by sdsd 4y ago
As a huge Substack fan, I'm curious, what do you dislike? My only complaint is that sometimes the best content costs money, but that's actually also what I think makes the platform good imo!
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by sdsd 4y ago
Fantastic question. Seems like a risk of HN's simplicity might be that it's easier to game/manipulate. Although it's hard to imagine there's a big pro-Zig lobby! Maybe a few Zig fanboys in a Discord somewhere are do