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> It can even be cringe to some when someone like yourself acts as instigator

Yes it can feel cringe but I would argue we need to just accept it as prosocial and not cringe. We are cringe for thinking normal social things are cringe.

Like, I would probably have thought OP was after my money like 5 years ago. But now I would just assume good faith.

I think "pretend believing" lies for the cause is bad for policy on a group scale.

Even if you know they are lies it is probably quite bad to pretend they are not since a group can't pretend to believe something in my opinion.

In aggregate it leads to a chain of decisions that are built upon the lies being true ...

Yeah I guess we should be happy for the hotlink to the article at least.

The article is very much making up conclusions not present in the work cited. There were no "wipe outs" or "total turnovers".

Probably some sort of jingoist advocating ethnic cleansing writing articles like this.

I just hope my elite understand the concept of pecking order ...

Lowest bid small reactors would be nothing like the more or less properly built old ones.

A big factor is that I believe the the extended family help a lot less with child care nowadays compared to some generation or two ago.

I also excluded children.

I miss the specifics of what you did to deserve your fate in the story :)

You are probably correct. We will have to meet like minded people and talk again like barbarians. Too much slop too little time.

How is that not pseudo science. Colonialism and Vikings would be separated hundreds of years and long distances. And there are no indication Vikings were less dependent on each other than in other iron age cultures.

In practice that group is small though and neglible among non elderly.

War is a racket. And there are a lot of enthusiasts cheering on.

Yes.

That stat is bogus though when used in this context. The least payed workers contribute the most to every day life of society in my opinion and pay the least tax.

Transplants? What does that mean in this context.

> you may as well claim that versions of BASIC with the POKE keyword are low level languages simply because you can POKE machine code directly into memory.

The contemporary Basic dialects of that time I could argue were low level languages. They were really thin. Like bcpl.

> so you can really see how much their app is conways law

The headache of using the shared playlist "Jam" feature and trying to add a song without playing it directly. There is like a separate queue system for "Jam" and things work differently.

I would say tech workers have very weak class consciousness and understanding of power structures. Those who care about not ceeding power is a tiny minority compared to say among MDs and lawyers and their guilds/unions.

"sees the waterfall, then struggles for survival no matter how hopeless the situation seems to be?"

You could consider that a variant of the voter's dilemma.

> The we take the far-left killings like the assassination of the (maybe despicable) Charlie Kirk and the Trump assassination attempts (with a 's') and Luigi Mangione killing a CEO...

I have no recollection of any of those perps being left-wing. Apolitical and centrists.

Sure. It probably works better in isolation.

But there seemed to be some time lag for a SEO spam sites to climb. Removing the ones that make it would mess up the economics at the time. Like the Stack Overflow mirror sites or like spam phone number pages with no other information but the number.

And I guess plenty of search queries would have no moderation. But I mean I spent like 10 minutes. You could have 10 FTE doing that.

It is not ego tripping. They probably loathe you because you turn the power structures even more in capital's favour by undercutting or overriding them.

Google could have easily won that fight by blacklisting scrapping spam sites and spam portals. They just didn't.

There weren't that many with high ranking. I could filter out most of them in like a week of working normally and just right clicking them with the blacklist extension in Firefox.

Nowadays it is probably harder though when Google have broken the internet culture.

Statistics might be the most eye opening course I took in university. Like, I don't think I understood the concept of distribution before it and regarded an average of measurements as one measurement. I had a very strange concept of averages.

Isn't search a strange analogy for how weight terms propagate?

Even worse it gave the wrong people ideas. Some sort of Poe's law spin off.

Sounds dictaded.

The title of the linked article is "and Instagram reels".

edit: Oh someone changed the title of the post now too.

Also I think the marketing post compares removing a test framework (how is that not trivial?) with replacing it with another.