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morelisp

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    Comment #39169362

    Unfortunately the site in general has gotten increasingly unhinged lately. One of those is a literal "well, actually" defending torture! I wish you'd stop playing this "I don't wan…

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    Comment #39166847

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    Comment #39165120

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    Comment #39162508

    Simple sentences are great for simple ideas. Most video games, including most RPGs, only have simple ideas. You appear to have linked to an anime. We’re discussing video games.

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    Comment #39157390

    Yeah if I’m being honest my position is pretty close to https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/03/video... but I know this is way too radical for HN.

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    Comment #39157369

    Pokémon (most of them) have pretty good writing. Planescape Torment has ok “endcap of the airport bookstore fantasy shelf” writing. You’re making exactly the mistake I’m talking ab…

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    Comment #39155861

    I find FPS writing is often a lot better, probably because there is a lot less of it. Yes, RPGs have a more narrative focus so more nuance to characters or whatever but you're aski…

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    Comment #39153811

    This feels more like a defense for some mid like a Plato than a Wittgenstein or Kripke.

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    Comment #39142969

    It also needs to be a method that isn’t pharmacologically complicated, because manufacturers and pharmacists refuse to be complicit in this today. That’s the main reason, and also …

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    Comment #39142356

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    Comment #39141487

    > It's something you literally wouldn't realize is happening until they wheel you in on the gurney and put the mask on your face. You’re deeply evil.

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    Comment #39141083

    The file format doesn’t matter one bit when the reading and authoring tools are shit and the editors can’t/don’t fix anything. And papers will generally have a lot fewer resources …

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    Comment #39140683

    Development time makes up a nearly immeasurable fraction of power resources outside of the tiniest teams.

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    Comment #39140657

    The bar for epubs is so fucking low I have a hard time believing this matters at all. Just last week I bought a book set in the late Middle Ages which managed to transcribe all “þ”…

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    Comment #39140631

    Some of us are equally nonplussed by modern web dev but still quite miss PostScript.

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    Comment #39131574

    “At Yale” is bearing virtually the entire plausibility load of that extract.

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    Comment #39130725

    The further you go, the less you know.

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    Comment #39122088

    Probably both true, I would not recommend myself for the role either.

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    Comment #39121869

    I haven’t kept up but sad if so. Colbert was always at his best when he brought lots of himself to the show, in contrast with Stewart who was great at capturing public vibes.

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    Comment #39121780

    Awful. One of the best things about Stewart is that (I thought) he was smart enough to step out when he was done. Now it’s going to be an old tired man making out of touch japes ab…

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    Comment #39105838

    Lots of dick jokes are also fertility symbols / rituals today.

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    Comment #39101709

    ping6 and ping4 are symlinks to ping on my system, and are equivalent to passing -4 or -6 to force a specific version. The default behavior negotiates either fine.

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    Comment #39101685

    Also my thought - only 90m for a single non-SME to migrate a full stack across two hosting providers? Sounds pretty good for something so fundamental!

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    Comment #39093598

    Also recommended: https://press.uchicago.edu/ucp/books/book/chicago/F/bo377360...

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    Comment #39093556

    IMO that’s concomitant with the PMC since it’s the concrete moment workers stop thinking of themselves as workers and a big paycheck is sufficient to make people class-dumb, but I …