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by weakfish 4y ago
I think they may be referring to legal precedent that has been set, I.e. fire in a crowded theater, but that’s just my off the top of my head guess from mobile
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by weakfish 4y ago
Why?
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by weakfish 4y ago
I didn’t say I assume it by default. I just said statistically it’s more likely
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by weakfish 4y ago
> Not all white "moderate" (whatever that means) live privilieged lives And I didn't say that they did. I'm just saying that proclaiming that you're white and male doesn't give me any information that would
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by weakfish 4y ago
Writing “right wing blogging” leaves out the key part of being “unapologetically racist”
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by weakfish 5y ago
Yeah, rsync (great username) is correct in my meaning
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by weakfish 5y ago
Whataboutism is a logical fallacy and doesn’t address the argument at hand
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by weakfish 5y ago
Excellent analogy
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by weakfish 5y ago
“Things are worse somewhere else, therefore we shouldn’t improve anything here”
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by weakfish 5y ago
Yes, I am diagnosed by two different psychiatrists and have been taking medication and been in therapy for over 7 years. It impacts my life daily and has caused a great amount of harm in my life. This includes self-destructive behavior and
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by weakfish 5y ago
Repeating what others have said, but as the person in question. I'm incredibly depressed in the sense that I struggle to find motivation to achieve fairly basic tasks such as laundry, feeding myself, etc + extremely numbed emotions, bu
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by weakfish 5y ago
Absurd to ever suggest to a stranger that they stop therapy. You don’t know them. Awful, awful thing to do.
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by weakfish 5y ago
I agree with you wrt. Twitter being a decently sized hub of possible vital information. I’m actually writing a paper for a national security course at the moment on Russia’s combined cyber warfare strategy that emphasizes misinformation and
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by weakfish 5y ago
Don’t get me wrong; I’m not a fan of the free market and “corporations as people”. I’m just pointing out what I view as an odd hypocrisy, that being that deregulation is a good thing except when it isn’t. Maybe I’m wrong though, I’m happy t
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by weakfish 5y ago
The thing that is absolutely puzzling to me in these conversations is it seems that people who generally believe in the free market desire what amounts to regulation on social media platforms, inversely, to protect 'free speech' w
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by weakfish 5y ago
Could you provide a beneficial contribution besides writing 'deranged wokies' ? Comments like this add _nothing_ and just make people angry at each other.
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by weakfish 5y ago
Just wanted to say thanks for writing the comment I was too lazy to :-)
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by weakfish 5y ago
That story felt... obnoxious. It seemed like the woman in the story destroyed her life and her kids for a sense of novelty, instead of working with her husband to fix the problems she felt in her own emotional space.
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by weakfish 5y ago
Feels like a somewhat contrived example. The article ends with "don't ever let yourself be offended." That's a mighty extrapolation from a single story. It's not applicable to all situations with offense in them.
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by weakfish 5y ago
Source on that statement? Considering they’re the leading pharmaceutical treatment, the burden is on you to prove that claim
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Associations between alcohol consumption and gray and white matter volumes(nature.com)
2 points by weakfish 5y ago|0 comments
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by weakfish 5y ago
It is! I suffered through operating systems by way of Hunt ;) If you were comp sci, Dr. Sturgill and Dr. Heckman are still making life hell for undergrads (for a good cause, of course) Anyway, I see your point and don’t really have a better
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by weakfish 5y ago
This isn’t really a charitable response imo
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by weakfish 5y ago
Honestly, I agree with you, but I was attempting to be diplomatic in case that would help drive the point.
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by weakfish 5y ago
I think it’s fair for the person you’re replying @ to point out the heritage foundation is a self professed conservative think tank if you point out that you believe the NYT is not trustworthy. There’s nothing inherently wrong with being a
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VisibleV8(kapravelos.com)
74 points by weakfish 5y ago|9 comments
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by weakfish 5y ago
Looks like metal gear solid. Nice.
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Show HN: Goptional, an Option library for Go I made in half an hour(github.com)
2 points by weakfish 5y ago|1 comments
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by weakfish 5y ago
Arriving the same year as the Linux desktop!
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by weakfish 5y ago
Hey, I’d love to hear more of your story if you’re willing to share.

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