Ditto. Fun language
That's one word you could use, I guess
See, this is entirely the problem. Your "table stakes" includes stuff I 100% do not want - like async
non sequitur
Go check the Suffragettes in the UK. They literally waged war on men
and thus you show it really is precisely a strawman you've put forward. you assume the worst of the argument, where I do not: hence me saying as much and saying that you made a strawman, because you assume the worst.
I really dont think that describes my point at all
Famously, technology didn't exist before Capitalism. No technology was created under Communism, for example
That sounds like a strawman. What you're arguing against is not how I read the parent
I don't think any significant social change has been bought about by people asking nicely. Votes for women, anti racism, worker's rights, land rights - all hard fought for.
Qualia vs phenomena. Both are real
It isn't
Being pro Palestine in no way implies a "reverse genocide". JFC
As long as that speech doesn't come from CNN or criticise Charlie Kirk, Israel or Trump? I'm sceptical about how much the US really values free speech
As a New Zealander, I would agree - no reason to prefer the Chinese. But Trump's America is not an attractive option either and there's no reason to prefer it. And given the choice between two ugly options, the rational…
what? on every post? is that really practical?
Yeah, this is the C++ kitchen sink approach and its the reason I don't favour rushing features. Never a second chance to get it right the first time
I'm always switching to the latest versions. Performance upgrades with no effort. Why wouldn't you (assuming you're not pinned by a dependency)
I was a volunteer in PNG at the PNG Institute of Medical Research, which at that time was run by Michael Alpers, the guy who did the initial scientific investigation into Kuru - the disease mentioned in the article.…
It may be tiresome, but it's true. It doesn't refute the article's premise thou, only retesting with newer models would and that would be the same tiresome requirement you already called out
I agree with you somewhat but I also just this morning read an article from a Blender educator who tried to replicate the Blender demos and couldnt get the same quality of results nor get results without errors that…
People mythologising Apple design will never get old
Expecting a corporate to police itself is, obviously, a joke
This is what I came here to say.
I'm sure the behavioural point is correct, but surfactants effect oils in a way that water does not. Water will not be as effective
Ditto. Fun language
That's one word you could use, I guess
See, this is entirely the problem. Your "table stakes" includes stuff I 100% do not want - like async
non sequitur
Go check the Suffragettes in the UK. They literally waged war on men
and thus you show it really is precisely a strawman you've put forward. you assume the worst of the argument, where I do not: hence me saying as much and saying that you made a strawman, because you assume the worst.
I really dont think that describes my point at all
Famously, technology didn't exist before Capitalism. No technology was created under Communism, for example
That sounds like a strawman. What you're arguing against is not how I read the parent
I don't think any significant social change has been bought about by people asking nicely. Votes for women, anti racism, worker's rights, land rights - all hard fought for.
Qualia vs phenomena. Both are real
It isn't
Being pro Palestine in no way implies a "reverse genocide". JFC
As long as that speech doesn't come from CNN or criticise Charlie Kirk, Israel or Trump? I'm sceptical about how much the US really values free speech
As a New Zealander, I would agree - no reason to prefer the Chinese. But Trump's America is not an attractive option either and there's no reason to prefer it. And given the choice between two ugly options, the rational…
what? on every post? is that really practical?
Yeah, this is the C++ kitchen sink approach and its the reason I don't favour rushing features. Never a second chance to get it right the first time
I'm always switching to the latest versions. Performance upgrades with no effort. Why wouldn't you (assuming you're not pinned by a dependency)
I was a volunteer in PNG at the PNG Institute of Medical Research, which at that time was run by Michael Alpers, the guy who did the initial scientific investigation into Kuru - the disease mentioned in the article.…
It may be tiresome, but it's true. It doesn't refute the article's premise thou, only retesting with newer models would and that would be the same tiresome requirement you already called out
I agree with you somewhat but I also just this morning read an article from a Blender educator who tried to replicate the Blender demos and couldnt get the same quality of results nor get results without errors that…
People mythologising Apple design will never get old
Expecting a corporate to police itself is, obviously, a joke
This is what I came here to say.
I'm sure the behavioural point is correct, but surfactants effect oils in a way that water does not. Water will not be as effective