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Number157
5y ago
This community is toxic and drives good but flawed people away.
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5y ago
Never apologize to the mob. It emboldens them.
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5y ago
#nostradamus
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5y ago
Quite a few of the people seem to subscribe to the same ideology though.
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5y ago
> I'm sorry -- are Trump supporters not able to speak any more? Try it. You'll be censored, down voted (real votes or not), shadow banned and actually banned. > To my knowledge that is not at all the case. There's even
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5y ago
Reddit was great for a long time even when it was one of the largest most popular sites on the internet. Then it became a political platform for the US democrats.
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5y ago
No that's not it. Practically nothing makes it to the front page organically these days. It's all orchestrated.
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5y ago
...no.
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5y ago
I've tried posting a few times but it just doesn't work. Absolutely everything is censored or sent to auto moderation immediately. And I'm not posting anything remotely controversial. E.g. one time I moved to a new place and
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5y ago
> It was a single time That we know of that he admitted.
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5y ago
'Censorship', or censorship?
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5y ago
Have you tried Firefox recently? I switched a few months ago and so far I haven't found myself missing anything.
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5y ago
Maybe. But often, less is more.
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6y ago
Seems like it. The media tend to use quotes to emphasize that the thing they are writing is not something they believe. X is dangerous VS X is "dangerous" The implication is true vs not true.
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6y ago
You suck at titles.
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6y ago
> I am confused why this is considered a misconception? I wonder if they really do. Quite a few seem to be well aware of what they are doing. Obviously they will never say what they are doing since it would hurt their credibility.
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6y ago
He had a masters degree. We were impressed by her mastery of the subject. They were master archers. The zen master suggested they should meditate. Etc etc etc... I realize the word can be used in a negative context but that's the case
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6y ago
> Co-founder has nothing to do with CEO. In a small company, every person has enough influence to rival the CEO and every role overlaps enough that the distinction given by titles is meaningless inside the company. Mainly the distinction
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6y ago
Kotlins data class is functionally basically the same as a lombok @Data class used in Java. Why Java didn't keep the name "Data class" I don't know.
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6y ago
A vast majority of companies (most of them not very successful) don't do this.
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6y ago
The nitpicking on this forum is getting ridiculous.
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6y ago
> And Wozniak was never CEO of Apple. In terms of title? No. In terms of function? Well sure, he's a co-founder.
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> Also, needless to say, Jobs was not a software engineer either. The article actually refers to Jobs & Wozniak.
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> Google/Alphabet's current CEO Current, sure, but he showed up after Google was already successful. Becoming the CEO of Google made him successful, but he didn't make Google successful. > Apple's current CEO... Sa
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The weapon is censorship. Dictatorial governments supported by control over information have killed far more people than H-bombs.
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6y ago
It's food and food should never be a luxury. Historically it has often been a luxury unfortunately.
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> For some reason it's ok to criticize someone's eating habits, but not their reproductive ones. For some reason yes... like remember the guy with the funny looking mustache? The problem is everyone who makes some form of this
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They had all sorts of deficiencies and ate anything they came across. Literally anything. As in, practically every culture has had cannibalism, for instance.
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Making food prohibitively expensive is not cool. Leave what other people eat alone. >:-|
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6y ago
(1) There are too many confounding variables to draw that conclusion from that data. (2) Raise your taxes by 30%, do you have more money or less? Less. And the government has more. Clearly there are more factors, but there would be no way f
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