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Comment #37196365
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Comment #37056319
abuse, harassment and threats targeted at people are illegal. I agree that they're unacceptable. Ideas have no such legal protection, for good reason. If they are stupid or poorly …
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Comment #37044243
> I want experts to be able to talk about their work without feeling abused, harassed, or threatened Most experts are idiots (specifically “intellectual yet idiot“). Protecting bad…
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Comment #37036021
People are going to feel all kinds of things. Asking whether or not they should feel them is a dead end in the context of public forums, because nobody controls anybody else's feel…
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Comment #37004771
Anecdote: I know a guy who works solo and throws every project away (usually games) at least five times, often more like ten. According to him, each iteration tends to go smoother …
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Comment #36635289
I have two friends. One lives by “Don’t be a drip, ‘real artists ship’”. He’s got ~20 products shipped. The other friend drips hard, with a comparable number of projects abandoned …
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Comment #36625121
Not really, unless one believes such extracts and tea leaves* are equivalent. Edit for pedantry reasons: *prepared as a beverage
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Comment #36464717
Since this is so longwinded, here’s a language-model-generated summary from kagi.com: - Being anti-mimetic means having the freedom to counteract negative forms of mimetic desire t…
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Comment #36413358
Goodheart’s law may not precisely capture what you’re getting at, but seems closely related https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
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Comment #36240338
My position is that large vehicles can be accessibility tools. It's okay for people to need and use such things. The way you react to that is pretty rude.
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Comment #36239647
> Seek medical assistance, immediately. It's not a medical problem. I'm just tall and small cars are the wrong size for my body. Like choosing a piece of clothing, the solution is …
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Comment #36239617
> Humans without cars should feel even more anxiety and panic! I mean, pedestrians do, right? I guess it depends on the local driving culture. My best friend is blind, and this is …
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Comment #36239556
I'm tall. The doors are too low to the ground and small, so I injure my back getting in and out. Edit, more context: I've routinely gotten in and out of small sedans all my life. W…
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Comment #36238188
> A giant car is probably the most harmful-to-others luxury indulgence you could pick Some people are simply refusing to harm themselves when they choose a large vehicle. Getting i…
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Comment #35867354
TLDR: - Social software requires designing for group success, not just individual success. - Software developers need to consider the sociology and anthropology of the group that w…
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Comment #35824979
The linked site speaks in absolute terms, perhaps that's where they got the idea
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Comment #35111370
https://archive.ph/I6mJI
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Comment #34656251
I don't disagree, with one caveat. I'm still curious about your opinion on your own question: > Why are people reading mediocre content with questionable accuracy? How would you an…
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Comment #34644568
> Why are people reading mediocre content with questionable accuracy? For most people that consume content, accurate information is not a priority. Being entertained, belonging to …
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Comment #16606539
This project was inspired by the days when I used to stay up all night researching Magic the Gathering decks I wanted to build on Gatherer. I'd always wanted additional ways to dis…
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