Moomoomoo309

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by Moomoomoo309 10d ago
That makes sense, thank you!
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by Moomoomoo309 10d ago
In such a world, if we still kept cats as pets, how would we feed them? Would non-industrial, more small-scale farming of animals be able to sustain that, or would exceptions need to be made? I use cats in this example since they, unlike do
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by Moomoomoo309 10d ago
What is the term for the vegan diet sans the ethical framework? If there isn't one, that kinda sucks.
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by Moomoomoo309 10d ago
Are there historical examples of this ever happening in any significant numbers? This idea that people en masse just won't work and live off of the state where opportunities for work are reasonably available seems more like a boogeyman
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by Moomoomoo309 21d ago
Legally, the corporation itself is similar to a person and has rights unto itself, as stupid as that sounds. Those rights are different from those the individuals who run the company have.
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by Moomoomoo309 24d ago
At home, a tenkeyless GMMK with box white switches, and at work and on the go, I use a Redragon K649 Pro, which has some custom switches for their clear keyboards, but it's a smooth linear that feels and sounds nice. The redragon has 2
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
The person you replied to said many of them were armed, then said more than one did that, and you took that to mean that's the only reason any of them do that? I think you misread.
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
The original source in the top comment of this thread is much better than the hit piece linked in the thread itself. Read that and see if your comment is still accurate, because as much as Zuck is a terrible human, this article is presented
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
Can you think of anything you can do that is exclusively a positive behavior? Drinking water in excess kills you, excess breathing kills you, excess exercise kills you, I think the logic here can be used to sow the seeds of uncertainty in n
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
I think I'm going to stop replying, since you continue to reply in bad faith, and assume negligence on my part, and proceeded to ignore everything else I said so you could do so again.
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
Obviously, I drive, how else would I get around in the suburbs? And yes, obviously I'm aware of the cars around me when I bike. Please, stop assuming I'm being negligent. When a car suddenly switches lanes because they're abo
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
You see them for the brief period between them being next to you to them passing you, as compared to cars, where they're in front of you for most of the time you're driving. There just aren't many cyclists in most of them, to
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
Oh, I see the mixup here. When I said "They don't need to stop", I was referring to straightaways where the cars are waiting in traffic (I.E: They're not stuck in traffic), not at the intersections. Obviously, they need
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by Moomoomoo309 1mo ago
You don't see the cyclists because they pass right by - they're only in a particular bike lane that you happen to be next to for a very short time, they don't usually need to stop, and yes, obviously there are fewer cyclists
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
I am pointing out that is how the term is used in the android community, as you are well aware. They did not misspeak.
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
There's certain figures he gives that paint the picture well enough without him having to really even make the argument. For example, in his piece "The More You Buy, The More You Lose"[1], a few paragraphs in, he says: "
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
Could you please read my message in good faith and not intentionally quote me out of context, then ignore everything I had to say? It's rather impolite, and if you did that to someone in person, they'd probably be rather upset wit
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
The problem with his work is that a lot of the conclusions he comes to are a step too far, but the problems he identifies with how money is moving or how much datacenters cost or how no one has ever built a 1GW datacenter and we're exp
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
You don't see cyclists because they don't have to wait in traffic as much, and because there's essentially no safe road for them to travel on. Bike theft is not why people don't cycle, from my experience, it's becau
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
ROM is to android what distro is to Linux. The term is used correctly here. An android ROM could refer to the stock OS, GrapheneOS, LineageOS, Pixel Experience, etc.
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
Don't forget the small detail you're neglecting to mention: That over 90% of their population had already been wiped out by disease over the last few hundred years prior to large-scale European expansion in the Americas. (And it w
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
The article is about how being seen as negative on AI is getting people fired, even if their grievances are legitimate. It's not really about AI itself, it's about the decision making around it.
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
Could you not define MAGA in exactly the same way? The opinions are different, but since you haven't said what they are, the definition works for either.
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
Can you define woke? I think the term is meaninglessly broad at this point, so I'm curious how you'd define it. (A definition, not examples, please)
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by Moomoomoo309 2mo ago
Innovation and change are not worth as much as providing a living wage to those who work for you. If you value nebulous innovation over the quality of life of real people, I don't know what to tell you.
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by Moomoomoo309 3mo ago
You can use Wayland over ssh just like X forwarding, it's called waypipe, so that future is not dead.
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by Moomoomoo309 3mo ago
A notable effect that skews those numbers a bit is that the test for literacy is often given in English only, meaning any people in the US who can read and write Spanish but not English are counted as illiterate. (It's slightly more co
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by Moomoomoo309 3mo ago
No, being a fascist was point 1, meaning that needs to be satisfied before moving onto point 2.
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by Moomoomoo309 4mo ago
Did the comment you replied to actually accuse them of any of those things? I don't see them doing that. They juxtaposed the two situations, but they made no accusations nor casted any blame. There isn't even any prejudice I can s
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by Moomoomoo309 4mo ago
To be fair, for IntelliJ, just switch the keymap to the gnome or KDE one (yes, it comes with them ootb) and that problem is fixed.

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