rabbyte

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by rabbyte 9y ago
> I just do not like discrimination based on gender if you feel that way then maybe don't drop into a conversation women started to tell them their likely misinterpreting situations and need to provide better evidence before you&#x2
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by rabbyte 9y ago
lots of people don't want others to visualize them dancing but the dancing emoji just isn't for them.
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by rabbyte 9y ago
your position is the same as I stated but you have rationale behind it. I get that. the issue I have is still the same though, you're projecting your experience onto others and expecting an argument where none is being made. as a woman
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by rabbyte 9y ago
this is the most petty thing. I mean... wow. maybe care less about what other people are into? if the food you're eating doesn't taste great that's entirely on you, there are so many great food options today! I'm suppose
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by rabbyte 9y ago
So your position is: "I don't experience this so it probably doesn't happen often but others should stop talking about it because I'm tired how often this comes up." I'm curious what aspect of your contribution
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by rabbyte 9y ago
I love it. so she wants to get in the way of people helping others in a risky situation but that it could cause loss of life is "not even remotely true"? it's great how we always represent ourselves in these absolutes and ext
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by rabbyte 9y ago
that should say "first graphical" because at the time it was pitched as the first 3D online MUD. They had to stress that internet was required because at the time even networked games didn't require internet.
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by rabbyte 9y ago
I was in the beta. playing and hacking that game changed my life. it's always been a tragedy so many people didn't experience it before Asherons Call, Underlight, and EverQuest came along.
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by rabbyte 9y ago
as someone who's been involved since the beginning, the only thing $100 means is there are enough people invested that the real work can begin where developers and teams can take the time to learn how to build for it without worrying i
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by rabbyte 9y ago
This guy is an ad hominem attention seeker, you can see him spouting total gibberish anywhere he appears.
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by rabbyte 9y ago
if we're going to simplify language then call it what it is: a program. the only reason they're called contracts is because they were theorized within the context of future financial instruments, smart contract is a historical art
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by rabbyte 9y ago
speaking for myself it's not ever the offense I take issue with it's the ubiquity of popular offense. that every space must be a space wherein offensive speech is permitted including spaces created to cater to other genuine concer
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by rabbyte 9y ago
Censorship. It's not "banned from twitter" kind of censorship. I'm sure it'll get the level of attention it deserves.
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by rabbyte 9y ago
you have to look at the full precedent though which is that forks can be used to keep a chain nimble and if you do disagree with where the majority goes you can still use the unaffected chain with others who feel the same. I don't mean
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by rabbyte 9y ago
forks are part of the protocol but the vast majority of them are tossed away due to the miner incentives to stick with the most popular chain. a hard fork happens when there's either a widespread bug that conflicts with older/othe
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by rabbyte 9y ago
So this sort of thing for women in tech isn't going too far if a similar thing is happening to coal miners very specifically in the US? Where was this going?
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by rabbyte 9y ago
I don't know. I've never had an argument with an infantile book.
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by rabbyte 9y ago
I quit my job because I loved what I was doing with ethereum. You can say you dislike something without saying everything behind it is without merit, to put your words kindly. There are interesting ideas coming from regular people who care
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by rabbyte 10y ago
You win.
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by rabbyte 10y ago
You're being literal? Yes, these views have seen daylight. No, these views haven't until recently been acceptable for those holding public office.
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by rabbyte 10y ago
The views our political system is currently normalizing. The ones that enable white supremacists to occupy the highest levels of government office. The ones that claim Michelle Obama is anti-american for saying she hasn't always been p
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by rabbyte 10y ago
History seems to disagree. The views being expressed openly today couldn't have been expressed openly in the past. The KKK is still a thing. I'm not advocating we parade these ideas around, I'm firmly a believer in refusing t
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by rabbyte 10y ago
It's the "I'm not going to admit to that" part where the left gets it wrong. Pointing out that a person suffers from ignorance, racism, sexism, and bigotry doesn't need to come with the hostility and animosity or ri
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by rabbyte 10y ago
Sure, you can have bad experiences when dealing with humans. My best experiences are with humans and my worst? Always a machine at the root of the problem. Even the article mentions this point, that the humans were there to soften the blow
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by rabbyte 10y ago
The meme skips over the reality that such genius is often accompanied by serious side effects and mental illness. The thing that makes them a prodigy is the thing that breaks them in other ways. So to the OP's credit, you wouldn't
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by rabbyte 10y ago
ya my feedback isn't about the app itself so much as how the site undermines itself at every turn. the more relatable comic is buried under a tab. it derides the mess that is social media but then says "Does your best story have w
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by rabbyte 10y ago
watching that promo video the value proposition is you get to hear about all the dick moves your friends are pulling on each other. edit- read the comic, I'm even more confused.
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by rabbyte 10y ago
You misunderstand. It was not the open source purist that chose Slack, it was the wave of popular projects all on Slack the open source purist could no longer resist joining. The alternative to Slack in their case isn't IRC, it's
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by rabbyte 10y ago
Just because it's right, doesn't make it practical. It can be occupy protesters who own iPhones to coordinate or open source purists who use Slack to join projects they love or environmentalists filling their gas tank. In the end,
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by rabbyte 10y ago
Good points but it's worth considering what the world will look like in several years. The appeal of a predictably dry personality that centers around data-driven approaches to policy might be a welcome departure. A generation of youth

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