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Comment #49200643
It's not that I don't like them. It's more just that some of these design considerations are not worth the effort to fret over, and if you're smart about your time, doing 1/5 of th…
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Comment #49196273
No, it's far from the best possible font, but to its credit, it gets most aspects of typography right by just focusing on the ~1/5 of the requirements that actually really count.
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Comment #49174508
"Citadel" is a name that makes headlines, for better or worse. Ken Griffin hasn't exactly lived his life in such a way as to avoid the limelight. But you're right, this is just the…
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Comment #49070423
If you're going to call people ignorant, you should probably know how to spell the name of the character you're referencing.
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Comment #49061840
Kept out of sight in this dismissive comment is the pressing question: What year is it? Up until four years ago, your notion of "what's necessary" was the law of the land. Starting…
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Comment #48071810
Did you read the subthread you are commenting on? The GP of your post, jatora, was literally arguing against that point. Right there. Is jatora "nobody"? Or are you illiterate (on …
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Comment #48043775
It also feels a bit like Sam Kriss, if you know him. Some of his writing: https://samkriss.substack.com/p/five-prophets His biography is quite interesting: https://halupedia.com/sa…
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Comment #48043742
Cool! I'm curious about the design. Maybe you have a "how I did it" post coming soon, or something. One question: Did you find away to get some convergence, where a newly generated…
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Comment #48039282
Love it! It feels very Borges! Feature request: also be able to click on the Talk page to see the controversies. I don't always want to trust the article itself as the final word. …
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Comment #48036865
Correct. I was making a joke, and hoped it would be clear. > snidely-whiplash-esque I do hope this whole thing ends with someone saying "curses, foiled again!"
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Comment #48036200
> anymore? This is how discovery has always worked. > submitted Doesn't necessarily mean they volunteered it. Either submission or the unsealing could have been in response to a su…
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Comment #48025034
There's a boundary between knowing vs. forgetting that it's a metaphor. When you use convenient language like in your examples, you tend to remain aware of the difference, or at le…
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Comment #48017065
It's educating you about economics, exactly as advertised, what's the problem?
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Comment #48012818
I'm reacting to the supernatural claim -- this lottery in an antechamber before birth. The commenter had likely absorbed that claim from the culture, without ever realizing it coul…
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Comment #48012694
Yeah, but we won't really know for sure until he sells some of the genesis block.
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Comment #48012083
This is slander! I am not an ex-art student! :) I would agree that "it's not my bag" is a fine thing to say about some art gallery piece that fails to inspire you, but when a statu…
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Comment #48011836
Thanks for drawing the distinction. For the record, I do not think Banksy is a hack (noun), and he has done good stuff in the past. I'm merely saying that this piece under discussi…
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Comment #48011754
It's only "for no good reason" if you think art doesn't matter.
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Comment #48003603
Sure he can. Both of them have flags, and all flags are bad. They blow in your face and make you dumb. Why can't world be less dumb? So many dumb flag people. I do art.