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by wredue 3y ago
Err no. The teachers generally push an empathy based approach to morality, which is absolutely not subjective. Adopting empathy can cause a number of objective moral pronouncements on a good foundation. I will take empathy based moral pro
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by wredue 3y ago
You know what’s funny about this? I got $1000 that says that I could name several “Godly” (greater than 90% abrahamic affiliation) that you would immediately label “a shithole country”, but if I were to name the most secular ones, you’d mos
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by wredue 3y ago
These days we understand that “normal” extends far beyond male and female, and that these norms are not exclusive to humans. As an example, gay people are perfectly normal and natural.
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by wredue 3y ago
We shouldn’t do consumer protections because then businesses who ignore consumer protections might not do business Isn’t quite the argument you think it is.
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by wredue 3y ago
There’s a far cry difference giving someone a subscription link at unsub time and spamming resub links. It’s already pretty standard practice to send an email notifying that the unsub request was processed.
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by wredue 3y ago
FUD. No evidence. I reject your claims. Prove that people billing their employers for certain home workspace costs “will amount to millions of dollars” over and above my regular employment burden.
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by wredue 3y ago
>oh and behold Lo and behold
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by wredue 3y ago
I only went back enough to look at the Musk nonsense. So I guess I should have worded “the highs in the several months leading up to twitter were around $45, but twitter tanked and was still trending down at $16 when musk started attempting
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by wredue 3y ago
>twitters stock was trading for $45 a charge before any rumor of acquisition What is this, alternate reality land? It was trading for $16 (albeit this was a low point) a share when Musk started his pump and dump scheme, which rocketed th
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by wredue 3y ago
Or, send an email saying “Hey. You unsubscribed. Here’s a link to resubscribe if you happen to want to!” Right after someone unsubs.
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by wredue 3y ago
>piddle around in an AWS GUI I’ve had enough calls with the “Senior/Technical Lead Azure Cloud Engineers” telling them exactly what they need to do that me and them really really don’t get along. I don’t do any of that shit and even
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by wredue 3y ago
We usually use very complicated UIPath flows to “test” these things. If that doesn’t exist yet (it usually doesn’t), we test manually, but only core workflows.
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by wredue 3y ago
Random internet people is, hilariously all you can even trust now. Reviewers have been pretty questionable of late with a few obvious gaffes, but Starfield was the last straw for me. A wall on 10s for reviews, but the game is a clear 6, may
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by wredue 3y ago
Clickbait usually has titles like: A dozen endangered elephants died. The reason will shock you!
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by wredue 3y ago
Yeah, but what Sagan is trying to give is a framework for forming opinions based on reality. While it’s a good start, it’s missing imperative steps like “if Fox News is your independent verification, it’s probably a lie”. As stated, we are
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by wredue 3y ago
The problem is that for YouTube to get that payment, I have to give them, and other ad networks a major view in to my whole life. Ad networks are currently scum of the earth, easily giving lawyers a good name. If ad networks were riddled wi
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by wredue 3y ago
The article did not advocate for disrespecting liberty. It actually very hilariously directly talked about exactly your post: “Gut feelings” and “people experiencing things” are not independently verifiable facts. In fact, every time reli
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by wredue 3y ago
I like Sagan, but he didn’t make these rules for a post truth world, unfortunately. There were certainly well funded lies in his day, but right now we are seeing massive investment, easily rivalling a large tech corporation or a Disney medi
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by wredue 3y ago
Saturn was also notorious for sensor integrated parts. That didn’t last very long. Tesla has a first mover advantage, but the “sensor integrated parts” has been tested and failed already.
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by wredue 3y ago
Step one would probably be to stop the incessant shitting on everyone that suggests source available developers do, in fact, have a right to find ways to extract value out of their code, and that the OSI is probably the cause of all the fun
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by wredue 3y ago
They’re false claims. And I didn’t bring up the false claims FP programmers make until you asked for it to happen. I simply said that rejecting the ridiculous silver bullet claims that FP programmers make is completely fine because they don
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by wredue 3y ago
Not sure the technology needed is quite the same. They probably have better up there, but we know that military satellites are able to see the individual poles in a chain link fence crisply due to Trump leaking that capability a few years a
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by wredue 3y ago
Functional programmers regularly claim: -Haskell is faster than C (lol) -FP gives you free concurrency -FP makes code more testable -FP is easier to read -FP is easier to consume for people -FP results in no bugs -FP is easier to change -FP
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by wredue 3y ago
They’re actually nearly useless at non-rural gas stations. There’s no money to be made. Far and away most people on an ev will not stop at a charge station anywhere within a couple hundred kilometers of their home.
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by wredue 3y ago
Is “wanting evidence for constant silver bullet claims that never actually pan out” really “obviously biased”? It’s not just you. Functional Programming really does not adequately solve any of the problems that its advocates claim while ref
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by wredue 3y ago
If you think for a single second that the monarchy is going to do a single thing that might jeopardize their free, cushy, completely out of touch lifestyle, you are horribly horribly wrong. Philip had his fair share of completely out of tou
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by wredue 3y ago
>I find it fascinating that these impressions persist in the complete absence of evidence HN, Reddit, twitter and Facebook are all flooded with right wing bots. The more fascinating part is why these platforms continue to enable clear bo
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by wredue 3y ago
Yeah. And on this topic, a Canadian channel just installed spyware on a PC, and loaded it with lewd images, then asked a bunch of shops to fix the computer. And all of them except a couple that either didn’t turn the laptop on yet, or just
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by wredue 3y ago
I’m honestly surprised you got this far with swift 3 on Linux, as swift 2, 3, and 4 on Linux were all bug ridden messes. You couldn’t reasonably compile between minor versions, let alone major ones, and expect your same lines of code to hav
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by wredue 3y ago
The fish burps aren’t my favourite thing.

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