nopenotthat

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by nopenotthat 3y ago
Yup, it’s so laughably broad that almost any software that a user interacts with could come under that definition.
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by nopenotthat 3y ago
> Knowledge from around 3000 bc to 1580 or so just burned If it makes you feel any better, it’s likely a LOT less time that that. They didn’t develop their complex social culture until ~750BC & the earliest sculptural examples of May
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by nopenotthat 3y ago
If by >30% you mean… 3, sure. Because that’s the difference between 2019s all time low year at this point… and so far in 2023. Oh and ‘21 & ‘22 by now? Difference of 2. Absolute numbers don’t sound as scary as percentages tho do they
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by nopenotthat 4y ago
The authors screed is about their personal position & thought process. Any criticism on it is fundamentally of the author. So treating that like an objection is disingenuous at best. Perhaps I was a little harsh with that last line, b
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by nopenotthat 4y ago
> If nothing, seeing utility of existing customs is an improvement over dismissing them outright as useless or uninformed. Indeed. A lesson most learn before leaving high school in one form or another. However the original post doesn’t e
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by nopenotthat 4y ago
Yup. He learned nothing, and seems intent of displaying that to the world. Exactly why I said it’s embarrassing for him.
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by nopenotthat 4y ago
Are you a poorly designed bot? I’m referring directly to the abysmally poor quality content in the linked post. The fact that it got a single upvote is damning. It’s absolute purile junk that sounds like it was written by a deluded high s
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by nopenotthat 4y ago
Like most arguments of this type it assumes the conclusion then acts like it’s terms don’t do that. If Mary knows everything about red then she also knows what seeing it is like. If she doesn’t… then she doesn’t. They try to have it both wa
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by nopenotthat 4y ago
That is literally pronounced “boleevud”. Can you guess why? "Bollywood" was invented & popularized in Bombay-based film trade journals in the 1960s & 1970s. It was an explicit reference *by the Indian film industry there t
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by nopenotthat 4y ago
Your own link refutes you. The oldest is the French film industry (Gaumont still exists & is the oldest studio still in operation), closely followed by the British film industry (notably Ealing Studios, still the oldest continuously wor