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6y ago
> a financial asset completely decoupled from any government is gold not one of these?
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6y ago
Fear of being somewhere specifically without clothes is something deeply ingrained within us but not really typical among animals. I wonder if these "man-made" fears are more likely to appear in dream scenarios.
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6y ago
A more charitable interpretation: "everyone who wants a Discord account can have one with almost no effort." Indeed, a person without a Discord account can click an invite link, click a few more times, and be chatting in a server
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6y ago
It would be incredibly out of character for a big American corporation, when found on its ass, to not clutch pearls.
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6y ago
how fast does it have to re-calculate the position of the fovea to not cause visual pain?
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6y ago
For those who want to skip the fluff: > Tsinghua University researchers opted to do a meta-analysis > The team first combed the literature for all brain-imaging studies that investigated people’s neural responses to visual art and fac
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6y ago
It's almost like they were trying to reverse-optimize conversion, like maximizing click-away rate. I really want to see how someone well-versed in UX would justify such design, because I see it in many places and am absolutely baffled
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6y ago
A mental exercise I do to manage FOMO is to try and remember duds that I pondered might be the next BTC. Admittedly, it's hard because the brain really tries to forget about those. Keeping a diary is probably the key here.
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6y ago
If RH thought something was fishy, shouldn't they have completely halted GME trading instead of only disabling buys?
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6y ago
Isn't there a period of time during this decline where you can't wear your normal corrective lenses because they are too strong? That sounds horrible.
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6y ago
My second confrontation with the term "polymorph" was a Java tutorial, the first was Larn ( https://larn.fandom.com/wiki/Spells )
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6y ago
I used to participate in a chat room that allowed a limited subset of HTML, and one of the tags was <marquee>. I played around with this a lot and discovered that you could nest marquees and make (very) limited ASCIImations. This culm
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6y ago
A more recent implementation of this is Morphic.js[0]. It powers Snap![1] which is the spiritual successor of Scratch 1.4 [2]. [0]: https://github.com/jmoenig/morphic.js/ [1]: https://snap.berkeley.edu&
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6y ago
what you miss in your whole comment, and what the parent should have mentioned is unprecedented interconnectedness. That's the core problem, not freedom of expression. We don't know how to deal with such a fully connected social n
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6y ago
The reason piracy is perceived to be better is agency. With Netflix/whatever, you have zero agency if something you want isn't there, other than signing up for some other streaming service. Even if it's hard to find something
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6y ago
From docs/LISP.md, on how the Lisp contained within lacks a GC and instead uses reference counting without a cycle collector. > So you do have to be careful not to create cycles, so think about how your code works.
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6y ago
This is the most interesting take on realigning (micro?)blogging incentives I've ever seen. I hope it gets its chance with millions of users, even if it has incorrigible issues like our current standard.
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6y ago
Title misled me to expect a novel encryption algorithm inspired by gliders/CAs. It's actually an glider-based implementation of the one-time pad. Having played around in GOL for a significant amount of time, I find it impressive b
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6y ago
It's clear to me that our current unprecedented interconnectedness is sending us into a dystopia anyways. 50 more years of this, I simply cannot imagine.
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6y ago
you should go check out far right communities online, to them he may as well have said "Storm the inauguration on the 20th." He 100% deserved to be banned just for that comment's kairos.
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6y ago
> secret crime Sorry, I forgot 18 U.S. Code § 2383 hasn't been declassified yet. [/snark] It's not clear at all what your point is. Are you a freedom of speech absolutist? Do you not believe in due process?
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6y ago
It's a good thing our court system in the US doesn't play these games with semantics and instead tries to understand intent. You can use however many layers of coded language you want, but your intent still exists. This goes the o
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6y ago
I don't group related tabs together; I don't have a list of tabs on my screen anywhere and fuzzy finding with ivy-switch-buffer them is sufficient for me. Unfortunately, I can't answer your other questions because I'm go
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6y ago
I use qutebrowser in one-window-per-tab mode and EXWM[1] as my window manager (with ivy for switching buffers). It still needs some more integration but currently is my favorite solution to this problem. [1]: https://github.com&#
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6y ago
Montessori had the right idea here, but goes pretty much ignored by the mainstream. It's a travesty, really. I think it has to do with scalability; our current education system scales much better within the ridiculous budget constraint
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6y ago
I'll assume you haven't lived in the US. It's not easy to get work authorization documents because there is a huge queue for legal immigration (for example, my friend's cousin just moved here from a country on the Indian
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6y ago
> COVID-19 doesn't appear to be bizarrely unique in this respect I don't agree. How many highly contagious, long-incubation, temporarily debilitating, and permanently damaging (cardiovascular, neurological, etc) diseases do we
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6y ago
The most striking part for me: > According to this view, incomes policies, such as government guidelines for wages and prices, are a solution to high inflation. MMT advocates see these guidelines, and even government controls on wages an
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6y ago
Yes; the problem is that for a worker being paid under the minimum wage to rectify this issue, they probably need to produce their work authorization documents at some point, and therefore risk deportation/worse.
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6y ago
Here is the usage, which shows how many backends this supports (pretty impressive IMO). USAGE: waxc [options] code.wax OPTIONS: --c path/out.c trans
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