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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
It's like TimeCube guy had wealthy parents or something like that.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Thank you for that.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I still don't understand what people mean when they say something like "Rather than trying to reduce consciousness to fit into the box of relational/dispositional properties, it is time that we begin to explore it for what it
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
If you already think this is a problem then this guy will reinforce you belief. It's too pat of an answer and to wide of a subject to think that it explains these conditions.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I'm starting to think that some people believe that the kids are not all right. Oh no.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I wasn't referring to his hypothesis. I was referring to how he covered some historical movements as just the received wisdom regarding them. It was like "Time-Life covers human history". There were somethings that can't
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I guess that I felt like it was speculative enough to cover a time period like that...but you're right. That part could be bad too. I just felt like it was a good narrative at that point in the book? It was entertaining. I wouldn'
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I personally found Sapiens to be just like this blog post. It seemed to gloss over major historical factors in a way that presented them as accepted wisdom. This often hides implicit assumptions about those historical factors that reinforce
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I actually wrote a much longer reply that I was going to post, but maybe it's easier if I just give you the point you are looking for. I don't want an open exchange of ideas. I think that the Republican party is a cancer on the bo
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Again, those were the Dixie-crats. They were segregationists. After that, the racists moved to the Republican party. Over time the Democratic party became the side that embraced multiculturalism. It's been a fight, no doubt about that,
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I'm sorry to cut into your ongoing conversation here. There is no way around it. The Republicans were not a force in southern politics until they embraced racist tactics that gave old Dixie-crats a reason to move. The Democratic party
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I don't know why this is being downvoted. It's clear that even German POWs were treated better than the Japanese...which under different circumstances is something we talk about as an example of how we are better than our enemies.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
That's just jaw dropping.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I disagree. There are narratives that become historical standards. These can be changed but there it requires ongoing effort to rectify the narrative against the latest research. Take the impeachment of Johnson as an example. The narrative
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Race is a factor. After the camps were initially liberated prisoners became "displaced persons". Obviously, they were treated better than under the Nazis but many were held in the same camps for years after the war. This is from P
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Thanks for posting this. I can't believe there is support for these things. I don't know that else to say. The description is so stark.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
There was a lot of that kind of talk after the last election. now that we've blocked a record number of judicial appointments including a supreme court justice, literally took out an ad in the new york times to try an undermine the Ira
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
You caught me Mr Footnote. I don't know why I thought I could get away with it. Oh woe. Woe is me.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
It probably looks like the conference supporting the people who are affected the most by Republican party policies...if you are one of those people. If you aren't one of those people then I can see why it would seem like it was just a
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Luckily, that spirited discussion with Nevil Chamberlain kept WWII from happening.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
He seems self-aware enough to realize that he was disinvited because of his conservative voting record. That's the point. The things he's voted for a bad for the country and its people. He is exhibiting a common tactic for right-w
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Literally all of those enterprise SSO systems support OIDC. ADFS, PING, OKTA, Azure AD, ETC...
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
New apps should NOT implement SAML. All platforms support OpenID Connect. It's better in every way. SAML is effectivly dead from a development standpoint. All the energy from the standards bodies are focused on OIDC.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
"East Kensington start-up"...I thought that was code for "crack house" or "junky graveyard". I kid, I kid. Best of luck to them. That area could really use some success stories.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Philly tried to have a community mesh net years ago. It really didn't work out. Hopefully this fares better.
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I can't ascribe good faith to conservative concerns anymore. It's absolutely insane that federal elections aren't standardized across the states. Never mind that "states rights" only seems to be about focusing power
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
We can't have one of those in the US because lots of people are afraid that it will be the "mark of the beast" from the book of Revelation in the bible. I'm not kidding. Nothing would make more sense at this point then s
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
I'm not sure how to put this in a way that won't sound offensive. Please cut me some slack in that regard, because I'm honestly not trying to be offensive. I think your description of this is naive in a very serious way. Here
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
yeah, they are really just opening all of that stuff up so that existing apps can use it more easily. WinUI is one of those things that I just never thought would happen...but there it is. They are open sourcing the entire UI stack. It&#x27
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by youdontknowtho 7y ago
Wow. That is the most well informed security comment I think I have ever read on this site. There are multiple ways that business will push risk onto tech employees. This seems to be really prevalent in highly decentralized businesses where

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