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by seemslegit 6y ago
At least in the old testament verses range from sentences to paragraphs, have any interesting examples of a non-sentence verse ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Is "balkanization" really a general term for "dividing into parts" ? I think some sort of both internal and geopolitical strife needs to be involved. And verses are not disconnected logical propositions, they are a stru
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Lack of sunlight might be a problem
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by seemslegit 6y ago
That would make it to #73 on the list of reasons to never install an app when a website would do
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Nautilus writers are the first to lose their jobs to GPT-3 and not have the readership notice.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
I'm not sure, their Publisher Agreement seems to also have been very recently revised to remove some very strong prohibitions against trying to gather your subscribers data on your own so maybe they realized it's a bad idea - do y
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Great, so now you have a website to maintain and pay for and your customers with their associated revenue are still owned by substack. Getting paying subscribers to change their subscription method is huge friction and risk of churn, the mo
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by seemslegit 6y ago
> Here's how this plays out. The successful writers on Substack will eventually leave the platform for more control over their audience and lower fees (there's a reason Ben Thompson isn't on Substack). Except the entire mo
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by seemslegit 6y ago
So... where are the 57 e-parliament startups trying to implement them in web software ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
In the same sense Uber has spawned a new class of driving entrepreneurs. The only asset a newsletter author has is his audience - with substack they won't even have that, in fact their publisher agreement explicitly prohibits the autho
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Are they trying to imply that the hair itself comes from Xinjiang prisoners or just that the wigs are made by forced labor ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
This should go nicely with that new js bundler and that new package manager.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
As a cisgender hetherosexual male of European descent (that's apex privilege tier in case it's not obvious) I can't help notice that the things that keep the Indian caste system alive are Brahmins opining against it at every
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Just because someone was elected to a position doesn't mean they should be indismissable for misconduct, in general being able to elect judges is good and democratic it's just that the system has adapted to compensate for that.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
You are a unique kind of hero of a unique age.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
I'm grateful to Antirez for inventing Redis in the first place and putting in all the great work he's done since. However I'm worried about the implications of this change for the continued existence of Redis as open-source
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Quite well actually
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Enlisted-class does not mean uneducated or unskilled (in fact the skill is usually concentrated in senior enlisted and warrant officer levels) - it means educated for certain norms of conduct. What is the police equivalent of West Point wh
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by seemslegit 6y ago
The military is made up from officers and enlisted personnel with the former selected and cultivated for higher personal characteristics. The police otoh while referring to themselves as officers is almost entirely enlisted-class material.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Wouldn't it be cheaper to get reliable 4G/5G coverage to currently undeserved places ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Sundar Pichai was personally responsible for google's in-depth user tracking strategy across services, sites and devices even in incognito mode and the overall spywarization of chrome and android. He is dishonourable, untrustworthy and
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by seemslegit 6y ago
"Why X ?" is a common shorthand for "What is the raison d'être of X ?"
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Remains available when the Internet goes out ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Country of 1.3 billion people immensely grateful to a valley wantrapaneur for recognizing its importance.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
That wasn't a question about the naming.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Why Deno ?
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by seemslegit 6y ago
What does this have to do with technical literacy ? They're not writing an RFC and there's nothing technical about section 230 of the communication decency act.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
Impudent code serf thinks he's owed reasoning by his corporate lord.
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by seemslegit 6y ago
That's really not that much to show for an economic superpower of almost half a billion people and none of these companies rely on the protections offered by Section 230. I mean maybe if you got creative enough in minecraft you could
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by seemslegit 6y ago
> If the EU's laws are so burdensome, why is there a thriving startup ecosystem in the EU? I have read about EU's stances on hate speech, defamation, and libel (though I wouldn't call that hobby reading research), and I am

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