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by the-printer 3y ago
Elaborate, please.
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by the-printer 3y ago
I think that the jest here is warranted. To evoke such an analogy under these relatively futile circumstances is odd.
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by the-printer 3y ago
So, when do I get to vote?
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by the-printer 3y ago
Thanks for these. The last one is my favorite format-wise. Very cool.
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by the-printer 3y ago
I'm surprised that method of communication isn't more common. It feels like an untapped method. Is it appropriate to call something as simple as sharing an annotated PDF to the web novel? I like it. Any essay authored by a billion
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by the-printer 3y ago
I cannot feel sympathy when the pincers of capitalism deflate the ego of a web denizen.
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by the-printer 3y ago
I appreciate that this website is like a more sterile uses.this.
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by the-printer 3y ago
"Self governance" at the scale being discussed here is a myth.
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by the-printer 3y ago
Your repo was my first time trying to find a bug in any kind of code other than my own. So bear with me, please. The only thing I think may cause an issue is that `bash` should be installed in `/usr/local/bin` on OpenBSD and
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by the-printer 3y ago
> Trying to read people's minds and intentions and looking for a master plan, rather than seeing coordination problems and simple human weakness and fault is obviously the main source of conspiracy theories. And mistrust in general
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by the-printer 3y ago
I’ve found a profound virtue, sense of responsibility and selflessness since I’ve taken an oath to be in the company of a distinct group of men in my community five times daily at a maximum (or a minimum, depending on the circumstance). We
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by the-printer 3y ago
MDN has the advantage of being more accessible (!mdn bang on DuckDuckGo, Dash docsets) but I prefer O'Reilly's Pocket References, although they may be a tad out of date.
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by the-printer 3y ago
Most people would love for an organization like the FBI that possesses their reach and oversight to protect their values and authority, although particular means may vary. I’m coming to feel like there are too many ambiguities in regard t
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by the-printer 3y ago
A pocket sized art book, that’s thousand of pages, that’s the size of the average paperback book. Hmm… I am suspicious as to whether you have ever seen a taschen brand book before. They are not trade paperback size, they are coffee table bo
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by the-printer 3y ago
These sort of articles are popular for a reason, maybe it reflects a pedagogical trend both ways (preferences in teaching and how one likes to be taught). Personally I gravitate in the opposite direction. I’ve come to appreciate “dry”, tech
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by the-printer 3y ago
So much can be commented on in response to points or perspectives that aren’t included in a person’s position. The amount of remarks on the unspoken tend to increase in relation to the responder’s nitpickiness over the author’s choice of wo
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by the-printer 3y ago
I would be more interested in a newsletter that offers comprehensive bits of information on useful tech topics (or any topic for that matter) if it was from a source with reputable knowledge in the domain who was providing it in a fashion d
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by the-printer 3y ago
See also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36038796
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by the-printer 3y ago
I’m thinking about giving Orion another try after discovering focus mode and realizing my liking for vertical tabs (Safari’s compact mode isn’t great for multiple tabs). There’s also OmniWeb, which apparently isn’t actively developed, but s
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by the-printer 3y ago
I was intrigued by Arc, until I tried it, and then the steady flow of spam emails started coming in. Now I’m horrified by it.
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by the-printer 3y ago
Yes, for some people, likely so. For those who can afford (whether financially or psychologically, or both) to push back against the tide of digitization, automation, etc. sure thing. I can imagine a "folkization" or a "triba
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by the-printer 3y ago
Something, something… Marshall McLuhan had something to say about the phenomenon of how the emergence of new media drives society to retrieve remnants of the past…something new influences us to seek out something old. Or something like that
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AI-generated photo of fake Pentagon explosion sparks brief stock selloff(nypost.com)
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by the-printer 3y ago
This grossly oversimplifies centuries of history between the conquest of Baghdad and whatever your interpretation of “radical Islam” is. At scale and in detail, the parallel that you’re trying to draw is null.
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by the-printer 3y ago
I’m relatively late to the shenanigans here, but I feel like what you’re describing was inevitable. I couldn’t imagine any group that organizes with the the primary intention of raising lots of money, making lots of money and then redistrib
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by the-printer 3y ago
We'll, I've got some new pencils. So we'll see if anything comes out of that.
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by the-printer 3y ago
This is an alright piece.
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by the-printer 3y ago
It would have been better if you submitted the main article that this Substack post leads to: https://www.tabletmag.com/sections/news/articles/silicon-val...
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by the-printer 3y ago
micro.blog is having a sale. http://micro.blog/summer 4 months for $1/month. This post is a good introduction on how to get started with it.
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by the-printer 3y ago
https://archive.is/1Vffu

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