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by ta8645 2y ago
Wrong. What we do TODAY determines what happens in a decade. Global warming is determined by what we do today, even if the final destruction doesn't show up until later. You are literally a climate change denier.
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What does it matter what one man thinks? What does it matter what coup happens if the world ends because of global warming? The only way to think that party politics matters more than doing every single thing we can to fight global warmin
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All grievances are petty compared to the destruction of our world.
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There are some people who can make that choice, and that's preferable. But not everyone can do that. And to leave a single EV unused, just because we hate a single man, is unconscionable for anyone who believes the world actually han
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You're right. That was less traumatic, but still fun, heh.
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That is one seriously funky website; I will not recover from the experience soon. For anyone who doesn't want to clone the above repo, english_knight turns out to just be a template for idiomatic makefiles. I pasted the relevant file
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by ta8645 2y ago
Yes, I agree that they're taking the SV approach of "move fast and break things". They believe that government is severely broken, and this is their chance to reform it in significant ways. But obviously that's little
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Your dire predictions are a little premature. If we take them at their word, they're looking to reduce waste, and there's little reason to believe that treatment for autism falls into that category. Does anyone believe that ther
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> It's their specialization. As others have mentioned, we have gone through this in human history before, say when looms became automated and huge employers disappeared overnight. Things change, and those that come after us, wont
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> I, an invested member in the continuation of society, would like a rather non-violent world to be in our future. Of course, but we don't get there following fantasies. The truth is, through most of human history, most people were
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by ta8645 2y ago
Money flows to the things people want. The real housewives, the view, twilight, etc. Hell people make millions simply playing video games on twitch. But nobody is owed an income for doing something they love. The question you should be as
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The question for the people who find this outrageous, why didn't you find the opposite situation just as outrageous? For years, liberals have been tacitly and often explicitly endorsing censorious behavior of Twitter, Meta and others
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Zig is a joy to write; it feels like a much-improved C. Writing and cross-compiling a custom app for Windows was great. The only thing I'd mention is that there is a lot of outdated information on the net for it. Zig has evolved and ch
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The difference being that the culture isn't awash in people demanding adherence to Kant. It seems that every time someone voices an objection to the tiresome identity-politics that is so prevalent today, others will ensure the convers
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The Dome Paradox: A Loophole in Newton's Laws(youtube.com)
10 points by ta8645 2y ago|4 comments
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Isn't the same true for humans? Most of us stay in the same statistical search space for large chunks of our lives, all but sleepwalking through the daily drudgery.
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They should get a new one. The P 6 in the wings relates back to an association that they're explicitly trying to move away from. Ie. the whole justification of the rename to Roku in the first place.
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My wife grew up in a very poor home, with no dad, and a barely functional, mentally ill mother. She's a strong woman who never complains about the struggles she's faced in becoming successful. But she does tell a heartbreaking s
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The very first rudimentary standalone example: (define (main) (display "Hello world\n")) Doesn't compile, but instead gives error: Error: main: global variable `scheme#display' has unknown type
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To connect to the PDP-11: telnet pdp1173.com login: guest
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I Restored a 1983 PDP-11 Unix Powerhouse–and You Can Log In Right Now(youtube.com)
3 points by ta8645 2y ago|4 comments
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(Neo)Vim Made Me a Better Software Developer(youtube.com)
1 points by ta8645 2y ago|0 comments
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The new Vim project – What has changed after Bram [video](youtube.com)
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by ta8645 2y ago
Why do you believe that to be the case? The channel in question has a long history of showing all the problems they encounter for every iteration of the software. Started out saying it wasn't ready or usable by the average person. Th
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Tesla AI Delivered. FSD 13 Is Mind Blowing(youtube.com)
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> .. by various internal practices we can modulate our understanding of "Reality" You just restated my explanation in more flowery language.
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> There is a lot more complexity and nuance to this then your comment may lead one to believe There's nothing in your link that contradicts my assertion. On top of which, you haven't offered an alternate explanation as to why
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My impression is that Buddhism has a focus on "inner life" rather than the material world. So their pragmatism would naturally be employed on spiritual attainment, rather than science. After all, large factions within Buddhism
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You're not wrong, you're just failing to appreciate the difference in scale.
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Why should Republicans have to put up with hordes of deranged leftists who believe all conservatives are inherently evil Nazi's? Why should white men have to put up with all the racists who believe they're systemically, irrevoca

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