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milesrout
11mo ago
It is also the consensus position for a lot of bad reasons though. There is an assumption that belief in, or even reasonable agnosticism towards, any other theory can only be motivated by racism. There are many people that believe OOA becau
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milesrout
1y ago
In what sense are domestic car manufacturers "important"? They're inefficient if they're being outcompeted by China.
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milesrout
1y ago
Yes it says this in the article.
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milesrout
1y ago
Landlords are an excellent thing, as anyone that cannot afford, or does not want, to simply buy a house could tell you. Set up is a phrasal verb and omitting the space is incorrect, yes, but only an annoying pedant would point it out. It re
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milesrout
1y ago
Don't be ridiculous. You don't need to be computer savvy to use electronic banking. Cheques haven't been used in most countries for over a decade and the only actual difference is that you get transferred the money immediatel
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milesrout
1y ago
Great, now every operation has 300ms of latency. Kill me
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milesrout
1y ago
School shootings are extremely rare. If you want to protect kids you will be much more effective if you work on pedestrian safety, or anything related to driving at all really.
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milesrout
1y ago
None of what you said is true. The Judicial Committee of the House of Lords was renamed the Supreme Court and moved to a different building (but otherwise essentially unchanged) in 2005 under Tony Blair's Labour government.
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milesrout
1y ago
There is a huge difference in the quality of workers in fast food. Some people are slow . They are inefficient. They let things burn, they count change slowly, they are clumsy. They can't multi-task. It is cognitively simple for you
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milesrout
1y ago
This is incredibly ignorant. The Church didn't kill anyone for being good at art, and in fact did more for the development of fine art than any other institution in human history.
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milesrout
1y ago
No. IDE-specific ignore lists should go in $CONFIG/git or .git/info/exclude (or whatever the path is). (git config --global core.excludesfile "$CONFIG/git/ignore") .gitignore is committed to the repository
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milesrout
1y ago
They are safer, more fuel-efficient, less polluting and quieter.
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milesrout
1y ago
Nobody said it isn't debt. The difference is that it is debt that makes sense: you can't realistically buy land without it, and houses tend to appreciate so the interest costs are less of a problem - they just represent the time v
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milesrout
1y ago
Writing like a wanker isn't funny.
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milesrout
1y ago
I'm not sure that is actually true about tailors. My understanding is that most clothing was homemade. I assume people didnt generally make their own shoes but they made their own textiles and basic garments and most people didnt have
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milesrout
1y ago
The structure of the markup is dependent on the semantic structure of the content that is marked up. The CSS is styling that structure. The markup shouldn't need to change over time in a way that makes the CSS layouts not work because
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milesrout
1y ago
Do you have any evidence?
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milesrout
1y ago
I think they mix movies differently than they used to, maybe because people all seem to have soundbars today?
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milesrout
1y ago
Also it makes no sense to say there is no evidence of them existing, given that we are discussing precisely that: evidence of them existing. Why would the sources that were put together to form the Bible be discounted when the whole point o
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milesrout
1y ago
How is it misogynistic for more than one woman to have the same name? They aren't made up characters that people decided to all call Mary in some fit of misogyny.
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milesrout
1y ago
There is no question that Jesus existed and was crucified. Nobody seriously questions that. If we can't accept that happened then we can't accept most of history. It is one of the best-documented events of history and nobody has a
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milesrout
1y ago
I find it very effective.
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milesrout
1y ago
Why is this written so poorly?
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milesrout
1y ago
I agree. It also means you likely need some way of sorting replies. And that means upvoting, which is a horrid system.
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milesrout
1y ago
Plenty of incorrect code compiles. It is a very bad sign that people are making comments like "Then the code won't compile". As for my editor saying it is invalid..? That is just as untrustworthy as an LLM. >I "trus
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milesrout
1y ago
So not sold. Also not your data . It is Facebook's data. It belongs to Facebook. You don't own it just because it happens to be about you. Does someone own the Wikipedia page about them?! No, Wikipedia does.
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milesrout
1y ago
"iPhone users" isn't a market. Otherwise every company would be a monopoly. That is absurd.
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1y ago
No you don't. There is a narrow range of abilities at each level if students are properly held back when they haven't mastered the material. Their interests are built by what they are taught. "Socioeconomic background" i
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1y ago
The history of English is taught in English classes. Historical context is important and interesting. You don't really understand a subject without knowing a bit of its history. My favourite classes were those where we didn't just
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1y ago
This is a myth. Computer science absolutely is about programming. The science that makes computers work is called physics. There are theoretical parts of computer science, but it is fundamentally a practical subject. All of it is in service
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