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gundeals was the only sub that I had ever actually made a direct bookmark too. I've never seen another community quite like it.
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9y ago
I mean, kind of the point is to tell people who demand CoC's to piss off. So... sort of?
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9y ago
I'm not quite sure I understand this comment. Can you expand?
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9y ago
https://github.com/domgetter/NCoC might be better.
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9y ago
I can't be the only person who is just not bothered by this kind of thing at all, am I? I'm way more worried about political indoctrination in upper education than trolls on the internet.
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9y ago
The Case against Education - Why the Education System Is a Waste of Time and Money. By Bryan Caplan Makes many of these same points in a longer form.
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9y ago
Police locations is 100% worth the other minor annoyances of Waze.
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9y ago
https://hamstudy.org/ Is a fantastic resource for this as well. Along with the various flashcard apps on mobile.
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9y ago
This is hilarious not inflammatory.
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Seems like not everyone interviewed for this is quite happy with the angle they took on it: https://twitter.com/lonireeder/status/963260767079317505 EDIT: This is the article she's talking about: https:&#
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9y ago
A lot of people have the opposite view though (reddit has gone too far down that path, and twitter is a lost cause). There are plenty of bad actors on both sides of this issue.
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9y ago
Is there going to be support for moderation transparency? Moderation bias seems to be an issue in these kinds of "closed" discussion platforms.
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9y ago
Caffeine is the issue I think
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9y ago
Was hoping this was going to be a better performing clone of voat, not an even more restrictive platform.
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9y ago
I think the freedom of association is preferable as well, as long as you deal with the possibility of monopolies the right way.
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I feel like that's a reasonable position given the realities of the near monopolies these kinds of companies have. It would probably be better if there was real freedom of association in these kinds of cases, but you'd actually
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9y ago
I've only read one of them [1] in full, so it's hard to say with any depth my opinions of the others. Some of the findings listed in the abstracts have varying mentions of biological involvement. The larger point they were trying
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The heterodox article is one of them, but they also link to several others they saw as reasonably backed up by the literature cited. The included counter points as well if they were written by people in that field.
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9y ago
There are plenty of articles that touch on this. https://heterodoxacademy.org/2017/08/10/the-google-memo-what...
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9y ago
I run napp-it on omni-os at home and work with good results. It's not too hard to adapt your linux knowledge if you're not used to the solaris-ish userspace.
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9y ago
You should read 'Against Empathy' by Paul Bloom. It talks all about this issue.
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9y ago
No.
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Would be interesting to see how well you could train this kind of thing off of a large catalog of lightroom edit data. to then mimic a specific editors style.
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9y ago
Will be two years in Aug for me.
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9y ago
Most combo wire strippers will have screw cutters built into them to solve the "this screw is 4x longer than it needs to be" issue.
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9y ago
Because shouldn't matter if you're judging things by merit.
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9y ago
I've always found the css to be annoying (and force remove it with res), never mind that it doesn't work at all on mobile.
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10y ago
rip Carlos.
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10y ago
This was exactly the point I was going to being up.
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10y ago
The ones that go up and down hills are "cable cars". There is literally a moving cable under the street that they grab onto. So the traction issue is only there when you've released the cable grip, and are breaking.
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