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tines
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Comment #49216736
Yeah, some people only assign value to things in terms of money and economics. I will never understand these people. You are the art.
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Comment #49200275
I have always thought that there are two kinds of programmer, the tinker and the mathematician. The tinker likes to code operating systems and shells, the mathematician likes to co…
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Comment #49109872
Wait so how old is she?
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Comment #49109452
Not really, no.
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Comment #48910818
> Source bias is a real logical fallacy This is irrelevant because we’re not using the source to judge the strength of an argument . Logical fallacies have only to do with the stre…
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Comment #48816571
Can't the same thing be said about literature and music?
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Comment #48776213
And if you can’t see the difference between those things, you’ll probably never know.
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Comment #48775860
> no brainer An excellent epithet for people who depend on AI!
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Comment #48745806
Bad counterexample, c.f. the current obesity epidemic and the popularity of GLP-1s. I get what you're saying, it's just that I think what you're saying is not overlooked, it's simp…
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Comment #48738617
Videos aren’t books, and ereaders aren’t TVs. The book/written word is also a technology that has preferences on how it’s used and transformations that it imposes on its users, and…
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Comment #48738417
I know you know this, but for those reading, these detectors are bullshit.
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Comment #48738406
If being a Luddite means I'm the only one who cares to understand anything, I'll accept the label gladly. You: I think it’s good to understand some things. This guy: If you don’t u…
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Comment #48738364
And you can use a TV to read books, but nobody does. Every technology has ways it can be used, and ways it wants to be used. This one wants to be used in a way that produces outcom…
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Comment #48738334
I think there's a fallacy where someone points out one instance of a larger trend which will, when taken to its logical progression, lead to an undesired effect; and then someone a…
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Comment #48738251
People use the word "determinism" when they really mean something akin to "linearity", i.e. the predictability of a change in input on a change in output. Compilers for example are…
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Comment #48706591
So neutrinos are changing mass and velocity constantly?
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Comment #48699909
Comments are saying the vulns in that thread aren’t very impressive.
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Comment #48690020
Sure, I don't have a problem with unions being restricted from political donations either. Just like corporations can be regulated for monopoly (which by the logic that "corporatio…
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Comment #48688823
The flaw in this reasoning is that corporations are not merely associations of people; they are a special kind of association of people, which can be regulated specially. Hence, I …
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Comment #48688170
I thought that the "corporations are people" meme was the actual rationale for why corpos "should" be allowed to spend money on elections: spending money for political purposes is …
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Comment #48678518
This is making it sound way more complicated than it is. Sibling comment is much better. Thing changes over time -> thing experiences time -> it's not going the speed of light -> i…
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Comment #48593370
> Americans are speaking less and less to one another. The number of spoken words uttered by the average person fell by 28% between 2005 and 2019. Is it just me or does anyone else…
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Comment #48576790
Where do you go if you’re looking to leave the US with family and you only speak English?
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Comment #48576787
I think the number to Iran grew since the $300b number.