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Words have meanings, and the meaning of literally is also emphasis. Bad prescriptivism.

Yes, absolutely. Something being legal doesn't make it good.

This is the same kind of shit as the faux neutrality news reporters are held to on scientific topics. But, suddenly, because it's political we should then listen to their shit viewpoints?

It's literally a pie chart and a table.

> Here... it's a relatively polite reply explaining why I'm wrong

I've never found this. It's generally a three hundred word roundabout way of saying "You're an idiot" to fit in the faux civility guidelines.

> The most limiting factor for my choice of code editors is that I need modal editing. After learning how to use Emacs, and then Vim, I can not imagine going back to the typical non-modal text editing. These editors make it much more comfortable to edit text (and code), and ruined every other way of editing for me.

Truly, v*m rots the brain.

> Anonymous /r/beastiality 6h

> Dogs knotting women (www.com)

Really, who expected anything else?

It doesn't; it's just an irrelevant scapegoat.

> To see the problem, let me use your exact words, but simply change the issue to one you presumably disagree with:

Wow, when you change a sentence from something that is happening to something that isn't happening, the meaning changes! What an amazing rhetorical device that is.

> Considering that they, like you, think they're right, you can at least grant other human beings the same dignity you wish to receive.

I find it ironic to see this kind of shit peddled on Hacker News, containing the hive mind that will eat up anyone who disagrees on certain topics (such as anti-vax).

> - For every bad person that's had their terrible opinions aired in public there's a right wing talk-show host that users RTs to ruin the lives some small time LGBT podcaster or youtuber with their fanbase.

I agree with using it for the first, but disagree with using it for the second, and as such those people should be banned! A rather simple solution.

I've had it be persistent ever since it was introduced.

For 1 and 2, simply set your timeline to "latest tweets".

For 3, sometimes people simply need to be made fun of. The QRT is a great way of achieving this.

Impossible due to how async is implemented (as generators).

> There is something extremely wrong with the rate of innovation, productivity growth, the division of labor and capital, and the distribution of profits between labor and capital in developed countries today, and it's unsustainable.

It's almost as tens of companies doing the same work in parallel for the sole purposes of increasing their number ticker isn't very efficient.

Tory + DUP does not make a majority - it is still far off.

And yes, I believe the independents will vote against the government every time until the extension is got and then they will VONC/FTPA into an election.

> Yes, and he has a majority in Parliament...that is why he is the PM.

He doesn't hold a majority.

> And the big plan that the opposition has is: to go to the EU, negotiate the same exact deal that has been voted down 4 times, and then whip their MPs to vote it down again.

No it isn't. The plan of the opposition is to get an extension, and hold a general election as a proxy for what should happen: Tory party for no deal fuck you up the arse brexit, Lib Dems for revoke it and put out the fire, Labour for a 2nd referendum with clear options that involves significantly less self-mutilation than an empty "leave" deal.

This is the funniest post I've ever read on this website

Either it's entirely the placebo effect, or it somehow actually does something and you're cooking your brain to wage slave even harder

I specifically bought only NVIDIA GPUs because they were faster under Linux when I got them.

Every single reply to this has validated my decision

Why would I want to talk to somebody?

I don't want to be old.

On one hand, my body is probably fucked from laying in bed for 18 hours a day, every single day, a year.

On the other hand, moving about is exhausting and hurts so why would I want to do it? I fully plan on killing myself before 30 so it's not like I'll see the knock-on effects.

> Young people now think it’s ok to send out a message and respond whenever they feel like it.

Boomers demand attention constantly.

TIL one-day (or, even same-day) amazon shipping isn't a thing outside of the UK?

> Or do they mean we should force our kids to do mundane work?

Definitely this.

Holding my child back developmentally to own the libs

ASGI is disgusting. It's WSGI (not very good in the first place) with asyncio tacked on (even worse!).

As it happens, I own several freshly printed cassette tapes from the last year or two.

I, too, wish to punish people for daring to own something that might have a zero-day.