twirlock

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by twirlock 6y ago
Stable simple waveforms are observably more consonant than those with many transients. Nobody would have this dumb, stubborn discussion about rhythms.
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by twirlock 6y ago
I can conceive perfectly well "of a people" who don't have a concept of all kinds of things. It doesn't mean those things don't exist. Winkyface.
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by twirlock 6y ago
Reminder that quora was part of a huge data breach, yet they still, to this day, employ dark patterns that force you to make an account.
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by twirlock 6y ago
Similarly to the existence of waves and simple ratios, actually no, numbers do not have cultural origins.
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by twirlock 6y ago
So there's this thing called a wave, and waves with wavelengths that form a simple ratio interact to form periodic waveforms that are observably stable. Pulses too, actually.
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by twirlock 6y ago
Is this really an article about how it's sexist to be skeptical of astrology? At what point are nonsense conclusions evidence per se that that the underlying worldview is nonsense?
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by twirlock 6y ago
This would have been more moving five or six years ago. Now though, after years of petulant "deal with it" politics from racists on the left, cry me a river.
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by twirlock 7y ago
You shadowbanned me, which is unethical, rude and it should be reserved for spammers. I don't like you anymore, and I will remember that you shadowbanned me when deciding how to comport myself on my real account in the future. I will a
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by twirlock 7y ago
Google doesn't search for what you ask anymore. It tells you what to search for based on a prompt. Alphabet is the most oppressive entity in the history of the known universe.
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by twirlock 7y ago
I completely agree, but I can't help but note this only sounds like a radical concept in the context of West coast liberals pretending their snobbiness is erudition.
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by twirlock 7y ago
Like three decades later, it's no longer considered a conspiracy theory to think marketing exists. We consumers really wised up.
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by twirlock 7y ago
How about as general rule of thumb, I tell search engines what to search for instead of the other way around?
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by twirlock 8y ago
We should all start doing everything we can to economically harm google and reduce their power.