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If vegetarians did side with Hitler, then yeah, I would have an issue with them as a group. But that's completely different, can't you see? TERFs are consistently found to be supporting right-wing candidates, a lot of whom hold
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JK Rowling accused Nigel Farage of being too "woke", which suggests multiple interesting facts about her political views: * She thinks "woke" is a bad word, which would put her on the right. * She thinks Reform UK is wok
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1y ago
Command blocks can only be obtained by cheating in normal gameplay, they are used to execute server commands automatically. Using them to build a computer in the game kind of defeats the purpose of the exercise, since instead of using the g
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1y ago
I feel like there's more to aphantasia than just "can you see the apple or not?". I can't for the life of me imagine an apple. At best, I get a very faint and dark picture of something resembling the fruit. Plus, there
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1y ago
I am indeed "Western" as you put it, and generally adhere to the description you gave of me. I do recognize my statement is political, although I did not use the word "objectively" lightly and feel like I can justify my
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1y ago
> Most historical feminists would be labelled TERFs today, just like the most liberal 19th century politicians would be seen as conservative. Who cares? > TERFS are still feminists. You can't be a feminist and side with the peopl
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1y ago
Let's say you are my father who owns a pod bay door opening factory and you are showing me the family business...
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1y ago
Notice how all these so-called TERFs ally themselves with the most anti-feminist crowd, and finally realize it has absolutely nothing to do with feminism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gender-critical_feminism#Polit...
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1y ago
Spaces such as online open-source communities? This is nonsensical, listen to yourself. Your anti-human bias shows and it's actually disturbing. What spaces are you even talking about and why do you think people that look, act, talk an
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1y ago
I am not American, and I don't think that "trans people have a right to participate in society" is a political take. The real issue is with people thinking that "trans people shouldn't exist" is a valid opinion
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1y ago
Do you believe that online harassment is completely made up and never happened to anyone ever? Because it sounds like you do.
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1y ago
> DHH condemned detailed and strict CoC like the Contributor Covenant as a “trojan horse” that should be purged from projects. Of course he would, he has made several transphobic remarks in the past. Normal people shouldn't take iss
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1y ago
Define "weird people".
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1y ago
Are we going with "controversial" now to describe genocidal dictators?
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1y ago
I personally call it "ASCII sorting", or "UTF-8 sorting".
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1y ago
True, but I would guess that projects more susceptible to rewrites would be low-level core libraries where state-of-the-art performance is always desirable.
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1y ago
You are hard straw-manning the other side. Please stop.
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1y ago
> Fully automatic memory-managed languages should be considered first. Why? If it was written in C++, there's a good chance it was so for performance reasons. You wouldn't want to throw that away with a GC.
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1y ago
No measurements in my home Normandy, where there is a dozen of active reactors?
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1y ago
Indeed. Progressives are an existential threat to the current geriatric establishment owning the party, and they recognize them as such. They would sooner see the country in the hands of fascists than enact a single left-wing policy. Just l
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1y ago
The "Left" has never held any meaningful power in this country. Blaming the Progressives for this sad state of affairs is not only completely wrong, it's extremely disingenuous. If you're speaking of the Democrats, the
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1y ago
For this very specific example, isn't there something like "Indexable[int]"?
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1y ago
I'm not that into go. And I still think forcing AI slop on people is untasteful, doubly so when it is that unnecessary.
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1y ago
Donald Trump and the majority of the Republican party denied the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election's results. They used it to fuel insurrectionist sentiment. What do you disagree with? I'll note you still haven't a
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I heavily dislike the auto-generated translations. They sound weird and make the website look cheap. I would rather you provided no translations and maybe let those less comfortable with English among us use their browser's auto-transl
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1y ago
If we're going off vibes alone, I believe "A Short Hike" would be closer.
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1y ago
I feel like a thief playing this for free. This is leagues better than most mobile "games", and actually online too!
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1y ago
Yes? Doesn't make it any better. I think it makes it even worse, in fact.
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1y ago
Any event, no matter how insignificant, is cause enough for the right to manufacture outrage against that ever ill-defined "wokeness" and point the finger at "the radical left".
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1y ago
Doesn't matter. Republican politicans and influencers (if separating the two still makes any sense) framed it as an attack by the "woke" and "radical left" on these fabled american values.
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