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This article seems to be saying that religions are tribal by nature because it's made up of humans, and humans are tribal by nature -- ok fair enough. But the subtext I'm getting i…

I am developing a dataset and research tool for Algebraic Structures. https://j-stubbs.gitlab.io/algebraic_structures/ It's all very POC right now but the idea is to eventually add…

Half code library and dataset; half reference resource and teaching tool. I have been working on this project for a few months to encode and visualise Abstract Algebra structures. …

I will soon be starting a full-time job after having run a startup for the last decade. The first thing I am trying to plan for is I don't want the rigidity of office life to be a …

Honestly doesn't sound like a problem at all in the greater scheme of things.

Did you see both screenshots or are you referring to a 2nd link I should click?

https://imgur.com/a/NwhwnsZ This is all I see. I take it that my ad blocking plugins and security settings are working then.

Gated articles are really ruining this side for me.

When I was in the 5th grade, I learnt useful things like the metric system.

Peter Williams has some well presented evidence on how the NT (or at least relevant parts) had to originally be in Greek. Namely how things like the alliteration in the beatitudes …

It seems like there are a lot more paywall-type posts around here these days. It may just be my opinion but I started using Hacker News because the atmosphere felt less stifling th…

Yes. Because this isn't the response you were hoping for. It could go wrong so it did.

Do you have a reference explaining why two exactly?

Would this reduce the resource overhead on Windows? I originally switched to i3wm because it was kind to my resources and I stayed because I discovered the joys of tiling windows.

I don't have excessive time for social media so to silence my friends' nagging, I automated posting to twitter. My phone records the songs I listen to each day and posts them via a…

I would imagine that in most cases it offsets poverty and starvation rather than escape from it.

Some people over-compress, though, until the point where the data becomes corrupt and the antivirus (our social attention span) quarantines it as a mild threat.