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by diffrinse 6y ago
I should add that when I say rules, I mean rules that can be described mathematically. I hope someone with more time for these kinds of subjects can correct any inaccuracies
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Of course they were but that's not what any of the popular public discourse has been about.
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by diffrinse 6y ago
I mean let's be at least a little real here, and I identify as Left, but for a lot of people the protests and upheaval were a cure for boredom, conveniently packaged in a morally indignant reply to "What about the viral pandemic w
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by diffrinse 6y ago
OP suggestion is kinda strange, I don't see how it'd ever politically work out for their to be a separate group doing the job that you should already be doing. That group would have to have political cover from way on high, which
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by diffrinse 6y ago
A lot of these ideas have been trending for over a hundred years, as early as the psychoanalyst Freud and some as early as the philosopher Kant, its interesting to see how they bore out in the domain of science: - The Pleasure Principle sta
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Really not seeing people go in on this, trips aren't free lunch. If not for friends, I would have had a real bad trip at an Amon Tobin concert. Some of us, our brain wants to defend itself against the disintegration and it doesn't
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Besides presenting the wrong graph of relations in the language remarked upon already, the statement gives the sense to someone uninformed that modern German is a pretty old language.
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by diffrinse 6y ago
>As a mitigation, English instead calcified a few ways to structure a sentence and called it a day - one of the things that make it easier to learn, but also much more boring. Isn't this because the language we're reading in OP
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by diffrinse 6y ago
The intensity of cultural appropriation claims is proportional to the amount of plausible deniability in currency, which is most American culture at this point. We can thank the faux-prima facie legalism of American ethics for Black culture
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by diffrinse 6y ago
You're doing God's work
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Sometimes this is all you need. My co has a product which consists of of a sequence of static web views interrupted by a controllable full viewport video, and its in React... why? There's only one way "out of" each view (clic
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Selling shovels to gold miners
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Or, you know, these practices exist to limit hires to specific demographics in the first place.
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by diffrinse 6y ago
American society in particular is ultra-legalistic but supplements the bareness of context with unwritten rules, some communicated in code, in implicit ideations (the ongoing looting in major cities are referred to as "violent"),
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Haven't had a problem with a lot of popular services, only Sling so far. Even my local utilities let it fly.
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Unclear why React has to service that need. jQuery still exists, is still supported and maintained, and serves that need much more effectively I wager. And taking a step back I think many people in frontend confuse React for a jQuery altern
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by diffrinse 6y ago
>Lots of people repeat catchy sayings without even knowing and endorsing who originally said them or even what those sayings originally meant. This I disagree with, particularly since he doesn't have to consciously "know"
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Feel like it would've been useful to require a manifest.json or some such that spec'd required permissions right next to the deno package on the FS, in the web server web root. This is not different from manifests for Web Extensio
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Two paths here: - Trump is old enough to conceivably remember such quotes, he doesn't have to have a deep knowledge of American Civil Rights history, just a few memories of catchy rhymes - If Trump is not penning his tweets, then the c
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Because it's their walled garden and everyone using it signed a contract acknowledging this
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Did I really have to say no living languages?
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by diffrinse 6y ago
There are no languages we know of related to Japanese
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by diffrinse 6y ago
It's the "boomer" fantasy of what their parents and grandparents were doing before them. Hence why movies in the 60s/70s began to carry anti-authority "live your life" messages more and more until we're
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Probably he didn't like the forecast for the next 10 years and decided to get himself a safety net. I imagine COVID-19 is gonna accelerate further consolidation all over.
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Or just Chrome
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Yeah but you don't wanna give everybody the impression their gonna be respected and valued posthumously or that that's what they should wager their life on. People can do other life works, there doesn't have to be one, its ok
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by diffrinse 6y ago
Nah, you're completely correct
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by diffrinse 6y ago
I can't agree with the idea that physical repetition is a suitable analog for any social interaction. For example, a hetero male can't get better at attracting women without being in the actual, concrete situation as it unfolds, w
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by diffrinse 6y ago
"Cancel Culture" is the epitome of American culture, it's truest son precisely because it is its prodigal son, exactly like the plot of King Lear, only America is King Lear, wandering around destitute still thinking its King
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by diffrinse 6y ago
I gotta say I'm surprised at the shallowness of the interpretations here. Very hasty stuff. Her speech is very humanities academic and this being a casual interview she's not in a rush to lay it all out in one paragraph. She'

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