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Comment #44329939
The dashes thing is really only a tell for high schoolers and obvious illiterates –writers can and do use them. Next we need to teach GPT about interrobangs.
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Comment #41322967
I would very sincerely ask what places and what quality?
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Comment #41322065
Nor quality, unfortunately.
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Comment #39675178
Reddit also occupies the space that otherwise might permit a more useful, benevolent internet platform. From a certain perspective, Reddit is standing in the way of an internet tha…
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Comment #38411348
Broken on purpose in this case, I am sure, for the same reason Spotify doesn't deal with FLAC.
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Comment #35904845
BBEdit is invaluable to me and I will use it forever. That said, it has some persistent window focus bugs that spill over into finder that I dearly I wish that they would iron out.…
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Comment #35723021
Ah, so the American worker analogy remains accurate.
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Comment #35706035
Respectfully, I disagree. Google and Bing both deliberately pollute their own search results based on advertising and SEO. This is a user-hostile practice that they can get away wi…
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Comment #35680800
You say "socialization" but I think the real word is "conformity".
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Comment #35678013
While I am very ready to be critical of Reddit, including its creators, community, interface, and aesthetic, I am not personally offended that a couple jabronis posted a bunch of s…
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Comment #35677961
When you put it like that, I really prefer some of the precursors.
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Comment #35631321
Those are interesting examples, in that they are both commercially successful despite conventionally poor writing. In literary circles, King is often regarded as somebody who could…
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Comment #33565195
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Comment #33564854
Please demonstrate that it "never" works.
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Comment #33048163
In the case of Apex Legends, I think the experientially high incidence of cheaters and persistently active cheat manufacturers (as well as almost-cheats like using mouse and keyboa…
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Comment #33045050
Ask a gay person in Orban's Hungary what respecting the will of the voters is like.
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Comment #32955113
I find it interesting that your way of proving anti-Zionist sentiment is to demonstrate that there are quantifiably more leftist editors on Wikipedia. That does not demonstrate you…
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Comment #31356782
> surely Would you mind substantiating this?
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Comment #30947449
The premise that reading someone else's thought would be horrifying to the point where you would stop loving or respecting them dates at least to Young Goodman Brown, by Nathaniel …
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Comment #29090656
First, density is obviously cheaper, and many people already begrudge homeless people sleeping outside even though that doesn't cost anything. Second, even if a person is addicted …
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Comment #29089719
No amount of living parsimoniously or adopting neoprimitivism will address the pollution caused by others who are not doing the same. Individual actors do not move this dial. No am…
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Comment #29072716
I think the lack of uniformity is a big part of many peoples' climate skepticism. Certainly it is a talking point. It seems like many people have too little imagination to comprehe…
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Comment #29072690
You are confused why people do not want to discuss pulling levers attached to arguably the most complex system of which we are aware? Especially if it is going to be the same calib…
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Comment #29072643
What do you suppose will happen when hundreds of millions of people find that their local geography no longer supports human habitation? They will be welcomed into neighboring regi…
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Comment #29072595
Not every historical system has privatized profits with socialized costs. With regards to climate change, it is a vitally important blind spot.