Yes sorry a correction: you can criticise of course, but it carries no weight unless you are doing something too and have strategic advice to share.
Arguing online accomplishes nothing, but taking to the streets (even if non-optimally) just might.
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Yes sorry a correction: you can criticise of course, but it carries no weight unless you are doing something too and have strategic advice to share.
Arguing online accomplishes nothing, but taking to the streets (even if non-optimally) just might.
Mobilisation for every issue is increasing everywhere, and there is strong solidarity across movements. Because the genocide support is radicalising an entire generation who then join the other movements as well.
I'm very interested to hear if you have personal experience to the contrary. However if you are not involved in anything, then you have no right to criticise those who are.
I also want to note that the genocide is only possible because of our silence on the matter.
Why are you so upset about this?
While watching the video I was just imagining the $ increasing by the second. But then it's not available at all yet :(
It's very hard for me to take anyone seriously who doesn't speak out against the genocide. They're usually arguing about imaginary problems.
("if the will exists" in the article puts the blame for the situation on one side, which is inacceptable)
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You can play classical music on the simulated instruments. This is the nicest thing I've seen in a long time.
What kind of websites do you want to discover other than personal websites? Why not use general purpose web search?
Another commenter here created a repo to track more standard webpages: https://github.com/jameschensmith/awesome-website-paths
For GitHub repos I'm not sure of any standardisation except README.md, LICENCE.md and CONTRIBUTING.md?
I feel like the directories each have a different purpose: aboutideasnow.com to connect people with similar ideas, nownownow.com as a personal look into people's lives.
Derek I sent you an email :)
Likely didn't find any reference of /ideas because we made it up :)
I just fixed this, sorry!
What would you say is the most important then? The right people, or sticking with something for long enough?
It seems to work much better with capital letters for some reason: https://aboutideasnow.com/?q=LLM
The redirect option seems good, or supporting subpaths. If there's something I can do to help please write me an email [0] or open a GitHub issue! [1]
We just want more people to write about their ideas, and find others with similar ideas. It doesn't matter to me where that happens :)
[0] See https://lindylearn.io
I personally really enjoy writing and updating my /now and /ideas pages [0], it's quite clarifying to list the things you really care about :)
I'm wishing you all the best in San Jose! :)
I think you can now remove the date from your post content and it should still work. If you submit your website again it should do a re-scrape if you changed the content text. Thanks for catching this :)
[0] https://metascraper.js.org/#/
[1] https://github.com/lindylearn/aboutideasnow/commit/8b0ea5b46...