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kuramitropolis
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Comment #33761558
Welp, so much commenting for me then.
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Comment #33761454
Guilty as charged! Turning 30 soon, just shed the last remnants of my prior organically grown social circle, having judged so many people for their emotional callousness, sloppy th…
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Comment #33761227
Spot on.
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Comment #33761225
>narcissistic idiots who are intolerable to be around >want to hang out all the time and have lots of sex and everyone will oblige you Same people.
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Comment #33761022
>The end product isn't what you walk away with; it's the time you spend enjoying doing something. Well, good luck enjoying anything when you're surrounded by environmental feedback…
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Comment #33751485
You make valid points - but I don't think the author of the post that I was replying to would be able to appreciate the nuance. By bringing up the Karen White example, aren't you b…
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Comment #33750340
Nice to see they're keeping the pronunciation ambiguity!
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Comment #33749726
Each piece of content's full semantic structure (think https://xkcd.com/657/ but 10x-1000x more elaborate) should be published in a machine-readable format; then in your personal c…
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Comment #33749595
What stake do you have in either of the debates that you're referencing? When was the last time a politician's family member or a trans person did anything good or bad for you, per…
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Comment #33749470
What I'm looking for is a standalone frontend for servers that speak the ActivityPub protocol.
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Comment #33738169
Still no standalone ActivityPub client anywhere. Strange.
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Comment #33671803
I've noticed that the same kind of person to make the "would choose to be alive argument" would also make the "but you can't choose your parents" argument. It's completely insane.
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Comment #33666803
Parents must be above reproach.
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Comment #33666566
I once saw a Facebook group with the cutesy name "life is a stockholm syndrome and I want my money back". That's spot on. Happiness is preferable to suffering. Suffering is a natur…
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Comment #33666059
Well said.
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Comment #33666048
>How is it harsh to point out that this child will grow up almost to their teens without a mother around? In this particular case I think the absence of the mother is a net positiv…
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Comment #33666037
That it's common does not make it right. We just hit the 8 billion mark, and unimaginable numbers of people across all social strata really don't do anything much but make each oth…
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Comment #33665975
>The baby would choose to be alive in any case This struck a nerve. Maybe you've never experienced what it's like to wish to have never been born, but having fucked up parents make…
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Comment #33664640
Unless you go full self-hosted, your website is also under the control of your hosting provider and DNS registry. You implicitly trust those, until you don't. (See the Linode/Itch.…
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Comment #33664387
By anyone who uses them as the loaded terms that they are. Oh, how I would hope that "positivity" and "negativity" would be understood as relating to position and negation, like in…
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Comment #33663011
Spot on. The terms "negativity" and "positivity" are basically tools for abuse.
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Comment #33662949
>What can I say that prevents you from saying something? Any syntactially correct but illogical thing, basically. The textbook example is "have you stopped beating your wife? yes o…
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Comment #33640840
>Publish those documents wherever you want And where would one publish such documents, so that they would not be under the control of any single party?
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Comment #33640813
I mean the Web.