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by circlefavshape 1mo ago
What? 100% disagree! Do you actually mean this? What do you think is important?
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by circlefavshape 2mo ago
"explore the world without desire" I don't know how I feel about this. I know when I can manage to accept things I feel better overall, but there is real joy in getting what you wanted - in doing something you enjoy, and real
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by circlefavshape 2mo ago
Impressed by what utter shit this is. Music video creators are safe for a while yet
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by circlefavshape 2mo ago
> having humans watch every citizen on camera instead of just using computers which even Asimov in the 1980s could see was laughably inefficient 1984 was published in 1949. It's a bit harsh to expect him to have anticipated computer
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by circlefavshape 3mo ago
Have you been neglecting to pay your child support?
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by circlefavshape 4mo ago
This sounds awesome ... is there a way to enter text rather than talking? I'm guessing yes, but I can't see where
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
It's necessary for devs right now, no matter how good they are, and it's those devs' code the models are trained on
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
Ah weird - the text of the page says Atahualpa had 80k troops, but then the infobox describes the Inca forces as 3-8k in size. I guess not all the 80k were involved in the battle
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
You're missing a zero. It was EIGHTY thousand, not 8000.
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
Cats are native to the UK, and less damaging to biodiversity than they are in the US because local wildlife has co-evolved with cats
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
I get a lot of content about "how to promote your band"* and it's almost ALL about finding "superfans" you can sell merch to - so the actual art is reduced to ads for t-shirts * I've been in the same (unsuccess
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
I came back cos I felt a bit guilty. You're right - I was condescending and I'm sorry I think your model of men's social status being solely based on strength, and women's on beauty, is too simplistic to be useful. Even
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
Nah, it is bizarre. > You need to think of things from this perspective rather than the perspective of what's "taboo". It's only bizarre because society has conditioned you to look away from the cold hard truth. Haha
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
> For women the core of their power anthropologically lies with beauty Physical attractiveness is a social asset, and it's a more useful asset for a woman because men are affected by how women look more than the other way around - t
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
They're not. Really. You know less about the world than you think you do. Come to Ireland and talk to a cop
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
> This kind of song would not fly in any other country on Earth. No other country has Freedom of Speech laws strong enough to defend against insulting the police. What? You have no idea what you are talking about.
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
This is nonsense. Agricultural subsidies are the largest item in the EU budget. Nobody is starving in Europe
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by circlefavshape 6mo ago
This is total horseshit. /me wonders if you're a bad actor or just delusional
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by circlefavshape 7mo ago
and all the world is a stage
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by circlefavshape 7mo ago
I used to play this on the street as a young lad, can't sing it at all anymore because I get too choked up to get the words out
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by circlefavshape 7mo ago
It doesn't really matter what you have to say or ask - basically the point of small talk is to express to people "I like you!". Just try to find something to like and the conversation comes (not always, but usually)
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by circlefavshape 7mo ago
I live in a rural area (not in the US though). Everyone knows I'm a weirdo, and almost all of them are cool with it. This is how people lose their prejudices - they meet a foreigner, or a single mother, or a gay person, and they discov
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by circlefavshape 7mo ago
> As if science and engineering comes from genius brains not from careful experiments 100% this. How long were humans around before the industrial revolution? Quite a while
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by circlefavshape 8mo ago
My Dad (age 81) tore his rotator cuff splitting wood recently. It's slow to heal and he's in a lot of pain which (along with his Alzheimer's) is really getting him down. Maybe even if you're still fit and strong in you
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by circlefavshape 8mo ago
> Why can't we architect the world we want to have? Side effects. Society is not planned, it evolves
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by circlefavshape 8mo ago
... though having said that I have a very google-able name so if someone wants to find my facebook profile it's not very difficult
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by circlefavshape 8mo ago
I filled one out a few weeks ago, think it was still optional. I just put linkedin
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by circlefavshape 8mo ago
I don't really understand which bit of the quoted phrase is opposite. Do you mean we're at the giving end of a huge gift? Or something else?
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by circlefavshape 9mo ago
Your accomplishments? For me playing music is for joy, not for status

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