Tr3nton

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by Tr3nton 5mo ago
You can't send a Beanie Baby to someone on the other side of the planet instantly.
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by Tr3nton 2y ago
Browsing the barebones site and reading the Code of Conduct, I get the sense that political activism is a higher priority than engineering. There's a dedicated BLM page, where they honor George Floyd, but not the woman who was pistol-w
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
Are you offended when someone expresses that they want to "master the art of pasta making?" The word 'master' has many meanings, only one of which relates to slavery; every color of people on the planet has practiced sla
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
I fondly recall when my friend became the first kid in our neighborhood to get cable internet instead of dialup. I biked over to his house with a backpack full of 3.5" floppies and spent hours filling them up with games. It's espe
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
You're surreal. The history of computing is mostly men. This isn't a moral judgment or denigration of women, it's history. Even today, women don't pursue tech to the extent that men do, even with aggressive efforts to cu
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
>replacement conspiracy theories https://europhobia.blog
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
I'm glad you're mad, but based on this comment and the rest of your comments in this thread it seems that's just your normal operating state. Your argument seems to be that unless someone uses a computer exactly as you do, an
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
I'm sure this is very interesting but I couldn't make it past the first sentence. I'm sure there's a term for someone who writes like this, but all I could think was "redditspeak," or otherwise stale tryhard wa
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
Written in standard NY Times style, as if theirs is sole voice of reason. They really are a disgusting organization. Is Sarah Jeong still on the NYT Editorial Board and Tweeting "#CancelWhitePeople?" In addition what does this hav
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
Vague headline that leads to a navel-gazing self-congratulatory blogpost. The Y Combinator equivalent of clickbait, meant to reassure the headline reader that they're intelligent and important. Kudos!
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
You live under an authoritarian regime that jails you based on the things you purchase.
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
If you really don't see the value of privacy, why not post your various account login credentials here? If only criminals are those with things to hide, surely you will allow us access to your bank, email, etc. You have nothing to hide
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
>if the social justice warriors in the West have their way, the US government itself would be overthrown and replaced with its own, authoritarian, but ineffective regime The summer of 2020 was a great preview of what this dictatorship wi
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
If you support this, don't complain when you're found guilty of thoughtcrime for something that seems normal and natural to you.
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
So Affirmative Action is revenge discrimination?
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
I never stated I disliked Boomers, I stated that Boomers are CNN's target audience. Though given the tone of the rest of my comment I can see how some malice could be construed.
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
This is great news. Hopefully the regular CNN will fold soon as well. Their target audience is Boomers, and their business model is to enrage their viewers with sensationalism or outright propaganda ("Fiery but mostly peaceful protests
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
Any time a website greets me with a giant page-filling banner that I can't close, or they cut off the article after a few words in order to get me to sign up, I close the tab.
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
Please keep comments like this on reddit. Thank you
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
There's a saying that goes, as soon as we can build it, it's not AI any more
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
I've been hearing/seeing Stephen Wolfram's name for about 2 decades. Each time I see it, it's associated with some supposed incredible breakthrough in math, science, physics, or perhaps a combination of those; and that&#
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
Awesome, more navel-gazing demoralization from corporate communists in New York City.
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by Tr3nton 4y ago
I couldn't even finish Snow Crash. The fact the protagonist's name was "Hiro Protagonist" is a good example of the intellectual tone of the novel. Every character reminded me of Poochy from The Simpsons, an over-written
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by Tr3nton 5y ago
Well, so much for institutional faith in open source software. 'Fourth Generation Warfare' is defined by a blurring of lines between combatant and civilian, and in our interconnected world that seems to be our normal operating sta