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Comment #48793804
Programmers need to stop listening to obnoxious people who are proudly destroying our industry while simulataneously farming our anxiety for attention and validation. Software eneg…
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Comment #34081415
So, in essence, you don't have anything meaningful to respond with. You're perfectly fine with using centralized platforms when it's convenient and their ownership aligns with your…
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Comment #34081269
When your revolution against "platforms" is led by people who host all their code on GitHub and have a public LinkedIn profile, you're not paying attention to your surroundings and…
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Comment #33550810
>Many of us learned HTML and web technologies by reading the source code of websites HTML is an extensible language. Markdown is not.
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Comment #33459709
You didn't link to data, you linked to an opinion from Vice laundered through another outlet. Here is some actual data, which (predictably) shows that conservatives are targeted si…
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Comment #33456416
He is half-correct, but not in a good way. When people on the left say something that goes against new-left agenda, they get suppressed too. That is not a redeeming quality of the …
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Comment #33455611
>No one argues that speech must have value to be allowed (c.f. shitposting). >Hereʻs the answer everyone knows: there IS no principled reason for banning spam. The whole threads se…
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Comment #33455170
It's not a mistake. It's a PR strategy. Social media companies are training people to blame content and each other for the effects that are produced by design, algorithms and moder…
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Comment #33036984
Crazy conspiracy theories, eh? People running those companies routinely talk to one another. When it seems they act together, it's often because they actually do act together.
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Comment #32520201
This is just 2nd order gaslighting. For many, many years Google was denying obvious problems with how their search system worked. Denial and gaslighting was clearly their marketing…
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Comment #31876832
Hm, after reading the title I monetarily thought the article would talk about the implosion of Union Pacific and complications of switching to a different provider. FYI: https://ww…
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Comment #31853783
There is a difference between "Google does not censor anti-war content" and "Google does censor anti-war content, but usually has an excuse I find acceptable". When a company puts …
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Comment #31852083
https://medium.com/dan-sanchez/don-t-see-evil-148ae18bc9fe https://citizenactionmonitor.wordpress.com/2017/08/02/google... https://www.protocol.com/bulletins/google-censors-war
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Comment #31850763
Blatantly incorrect. Google engages in egregious political censorship all the time. Including censorship for Russian government and censorship of US anti-war voices. https://reclai…
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Comment #31657909
Just because you think some issues is "inevitable" in the future doesn't mean you should spend academic resources to make it happen faster, while simultaneously making it easier to…
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Comment #31657777
The entirety of deep fake technology was developed mostly in mainstream academia using "raising awareness" as an excuse. Paper after paper, model after model, repository after repo…
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Comment #31389629
When I started using Go generics, they turned out to be completely useless for the use case I wanted to solve the most: functions to use in Go templates. Something is basic as addi…
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Comment #31344460
https://technology.reclamation.institute/pages/cured-html
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Comment #31212224
Have you tried Locals? Not a penny a post, but $5/month per board. Can't say there aren't any trolls, but it's definitely more "real" than most social media.
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Comment #31208864
I think this kind of framing of the question is very close to being a sly form of gaslighting. What people want to know is not whether the current state of things is "normal". Afte…
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Comment #31200755
For starters, there is no way to consume multiple return values of a function or method inline. This makes chaining extremely verbose and often results in having three lines of err…
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Comment #31192894
Go has a lot of issues. Some of them would be easily fixable if people promoting and developing Go actually admitted the problems. However, the fanbase usually acts as a cult prete…
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Comment #31167808
"They DON'T CARE ABOUT POLITICS. They really don't." So why are you panicking just because Musk bought the company? This is laughable gaslighting. That whole thread is misdirection…