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honeybadger1
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About honeybadger1
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Comment #49129960
what exactly do you think the problem is?
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Comment #48761116
yep, and happy to make everyone around them feel guilty when they got theirs. i strongly dislike people who do this performative crap while unfortunately believing in their right t…
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Comment #48722657
Sigh, people that bring politics to the forefront with everything are so miserable.
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Comment #47466828
oversimplification fallacy
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Comment #47424578
x is arguable better than twitter ever was and most arguments are just political bias or elon hate. i feel like x is just as far-right and just as far-left as you make it now becau…
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Comment #47096765
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Comment #46842478
your bias is showing. humans would certainly almost do anything they are told to do when the person acts confidently.
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Comment #46575198
I've found awesome use cases for quick prototyping. It saves me days when I can just describe the final step and iterate on it backwards to perfection and showcase an idea.
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Comment #45816769
they didn't seem to care about all the scalping or nvidia cards
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Comment #45786880
I agree with you. I see this as a passion project, and I think it's really cool.
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Comment #45772045
next up, rust in ebonics
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Comment #45655724
Fred is quite literally only known for producing a platform that provides analytics on MMA fighting for the purpose of assisting gambling addicts at making a better gambling predic…
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Comment #45654807
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Comment #45578800
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Comment #45425165
You sound radicalized.
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Comment #45385743
Cosmic is coming along so well, worked with their PM team when it was pre-alpha on validations and the project still excites me.
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Comment #45381736
arstechnica lost me as a reader about 8 years ago. it's like reading business insider with a hilariously liberal comment section.
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Comment #45373222
I liked it when I used macOS but now I work primarily in a windows/fedora environment.
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Comment #45345201
you can't just use harsh language to remove dictators or fascist leaders.
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Comment #45333140
it's a pretty similar comparison to racial fairness groups pushing to get cops to have cameras and now they are pushing to have to not release the footage publicly because fear of …
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Comment #45333086
who said anything about race
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Comment #45238996
there is a controlled effort for this type of apparatus to exist everywhere
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Comment #45232516
I love it.