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by wetmore 6y ago
Surely the issue is deeper than jealousy. People develop strong connections to places, and when they begin to get priced out of the place they have a strong connection to, and an area's culture changes as a result, people grow upset by
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by wetmore 6y ago
This blog post is mentioned in TFA
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by wetmore 6y ago
Minecraft actually started as a browser game, before it had survival mode.
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by wetmore 6y ago
I can't tell if you're being serious.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Only if the definition of "your own" is the entire human race.
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by wetmore 6y ago
You're really missing the forest for the trees there.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Sounds unethical
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by wetmore 6y ago
I think how you view it correlates with how old you were when win95 was in use. I certainly don't have any negative associations with it, just nostalgia, but I was just a kid at the time
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by wetmore 6y ago
You know people can complain about the way they are treated without needing to come up with a solution, right? Your comment is akin to defending a bully whise response to their victim's pleas to stop bullying them is "make me&quot
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by wetmore 6y ago
Some restaurants won't do that, I assume because for many payment providers a lot of card not present transactions will lead to increased fees.
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by wetmore 6y ago
https://twitter.com/bubbaprog/status/1266908354821206016 not "bashing in the face" but I'm sure you can tell me why this old man was rightfully knocked over while standing around.
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by wetmore 6y ago
I feel the same way a lot recently and I would love for someone to tell me why I'm wrong.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Why don't you ask the same thing of the person who made the original claim?
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by wetmore 6y ago
There is clearly a lot of space behind them when they drive through the crowd.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Thank you for breaking it down so well.
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by wetmore 6y ago
That realization won't happen as a result of racism and intentional division.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Your comment put into words my thoughts on the matter which I was having trouble articulating, thanks!
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by wetmore 6y ago
When I was a kid at camp we used to catch them and make them fight other bugs. Those things are creepy.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Things that can't be replaced huh? Like human lives, say those of Floyd or the protesters being shot at by police?
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by wetmore 6y ago
Believe it or not some people enjoy the act of smoking even though it's not the most efficient method to get high. In general, something does not need to be safest or most rational in order to be satisfying.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Are you saying that's posted by a bot?
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by wetmore 6y ago
What country is that? It would be nice if we could read more about what you are talking about.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Here's a video of this happening: https://youtu.be/rwPaUma6R_k
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by wetmore 6y ago
I'm an outsider but it appears to me that he's addressing your points. You are specifically comparing JSOO to BS and seem to be asking how can BS keep up? You got a response that they are two projects with two different goals, and
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by wetmore 6y ago
There is a place for both.
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by wetmore 6y ago
The repeated joke about killing your ex-girlfriend did not age well.
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by wetmore 6y ago
The current approach outlines in the paper covers only linear elliptic PDEs as far as I can tell, so not without some more work.
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by wetmore 6y ago
I don't think they are very related.
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by wetmore 6y ago
In order to apply finite element approximation approaches.
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by wetmore 6y ago
Arresting carries with it an implicit threat of violence, if the arrestee does not want to comply.

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