wallfacer120

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by wallfacer120 5y ago
Regarding why this post is so inflammatory, it's just tedious "i hate people" misanthropic posturing from people who still haven't figured out that their problem is them.
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
This article should be called "I don't like how I chose to spend my own time."
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
Um yeah, but it's the government doing it so it's really important that we all react with scorn and derision, because we're all such bold iconoclasts you see.
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
No, it's not a tautology. A tautology is a statement in a form that must always be true, regardless of its constituent parts. "Well, <blank> could be true, or it could be false" is an example of such a statement in natu
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
This kind of "anti-materialist" manic word salad can seem really deep, but there is absolutely nothing there. I never laughed at anyone who bought a Barbie accessory, because I understand that mocking people and calling them brain
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
Another tech illiterate chinstroker stoking conspiracy, he'll get a pulitzer soon enough.
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
It improved, the model improved. Because sometimes, when you do work on the model, it improves.
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
Why is this evidence?
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
Is a "thirst trap" some kind of innovation specific to Tik Tok? How are they inducing their providers to post this innovatively addictive type of content?
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
I see three possibilities, from most to least likely: (a) completely fabricated by the subject of the story (perhaps because they are sincerely convinced they are being followed by someone and are seeking to furnish "proof"); (
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Who is "they"?
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
I find it hard to believe that this has to do with the superiority of TikTok's ranking algorithm, and everything to do with the fact that its more popular with younger people.
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
In architecture, you don't draw the fact that the building will be X feet high, you draw pictorial representation of the building, and communicate the precise values with symbolic representation, because precise values have to be comm
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
Can you code anything in Simulink other than simulations?
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
Oh man, the behaviors in my culture are ritualized, much like the behavior in other cultures. I would never have realized that, save for this clever piece of satire.
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
This is happening to me, its driving me nuts. Any advice on how to get out of it?
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"Public Money = Public Code" That's a deepity. It means nothing.
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No-code will never be the future of programming, because the phrase doesn't actually make any sense. "No-text-code" I guess is more what they were going for. This is still not the future of programming because the fastest mos
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by wallfacer120 5y ago
I think the value-added of journalism to society has changed drastically since the Internet. If I'm interested in a topic or issue I can find writing by people who actually practice it, and I can find the primary sources if at all poss