Youtube comments of (@logicaestrex2278).

  1. ​ @normalmighty  "and we also hid the setting to disable it 17 menus deep in a crappy windows xp ui that requires you turn on permissions in a separate place 20 menus deep. Godspeed!"
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  2. ​ @BrianThompson-dj8rh trump was the worst choice for all of the above lmao
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  3. @BrianThompson-dj8rh  good Lord this is sad. Let's go back to the top. The above demographics suffer under trump. Yes or no? For the record I'm a revolutionary, I don't want anything to do with your inefficient, ethically bankrupt system lmao
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  4.  @BrianThompson-dj8rh  you apparently can't follow a conversation so nevermind
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  5. I'm trying to filter out the garbage myself as I'm reaching myself through literature and my gosh, the leftist nonsense is everywhere
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  6. Thanks for this man, appreciate it. From a hopefully soon to be intern trying not to die out here lol
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  7. that is so unfathomably bad of an idea. why. why would that be a good idea at all
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  8. That was a very thoughtful donation, and I'm happy you found comfort in online content like this. Hope your doing better ❤
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  9. It's way more than that... yikes. Some of the others were literally mentioned in this video
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  10. ​ @iulia.bianca.b and you proved his point. The original comment said not handling rejection well. It didnt saying pursuing the person further. And even if they did, not respecting consent isnt the problem. Its a symptom of the problem. The problem is desperation to the point where the experience of being alone without the validation and support of a partner is more excruciating than accepting they dont want to be yours, and trying again with someone who does
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  11. its in the standard library and many other places. as with anything, learn where to use it and where not too, and follow the one rule: dont be dogmatic, there are no real rules
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  12. ​ @loserinasuit7880 only the unintelligent. They seem to love their generalizations and their prejudice. Bread and circuses, with a little hate
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  13.  @markconrad7690  that's actually hilarious, but I can't really blame you when you grew up in the very system I'm describing can I
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  14.  @KenOtwell  figured id read through this to see if this was cleared up, it was not. This is a poor argument, and is at best an argumentum ad dictionarium. function is a term in common usage with many connotations, and even you are correct about the mathematical denotation of the word, that doesnt change the fact that the common connotation is absolutely nothing like what you said in your comment. a function can be as simple as a defined group of code you can call with parentheses. you may not like that definition, but thats just as valid a use of the word as any other and is far more common and likely to be the meaning when the word is referenced
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  15.  @Laffey99  this is another example of bad philosophy lol. both subjective, and impossible to verify.
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  16. ​ @givememyfishback because i can build a prototype for almost anything that will read like english and then compile that to an exe in C or rebuild it with a working model to reference in something like go. And thats if its actually slow, most of the time its more than fast enough and when it isnt, its because your using the built in features wrong, or not using the right ones for the right jobs
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  17. Huh? These are the minority, most successful men do settle down lol. What are you on about bruv
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  18. I'm starting one but then again, I'm trying to promote genuine male role models and brotherhood for men and classical education regarding reasoning and rhetoric, and also computer science 😊 I think that's worthwhile, unlike randos whining about men on the Internet ... Again
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  19. ​ @jasonlee6180 it by definition is natural
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  20. That was physically painful to watch
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  21.  @vitalyl1327  yikes. dude didnt get scholarships for his cs degree and it taking out his frustration by calling people monkeys hahahaha
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  22. Nice call, that would've been a shame 😏
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  23. ​ @MehoyMinoy1 while I entirely disagree that any of us from our couches are fit to decide who is and isn't redeemable, I would agree that fresh seems far more amenable than myron
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  24. I was gonna say, 10% are gonna be great priests lol
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  25. ​ @sirhenrystalwart8303 again, other things at play sir lol. Your arguments are horrible lol
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  26. ​ @TheVerucAssault that's why you don't spend a ton on engagement rings lol, you spend on marriage rings lol
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  27.  @cosmiccutie6687  ah. Fair enough. I apologize for jumping to conclusions, that was unfair
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  28.  @malicekerendu3574  then your not being safe. You make no guarantees with hasty nonsense rooted in prejudice, you only blind yourself to the reality of the situation. Evaluate properly case by case, or gamble. You can gamble with your kids if you want. I am not gambler
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  29.  @gamerzero6085 you didn't say they don't produce faster or slower code, you said they can produce low level instructions the same for similar algorithms. It takes a lot more work, idk where you got the idea that it's as direct of a translation process, because it isn't. You will always have more friction going functional to imperative than imperative to imperative. Also I would say the most mechanically sympathetic wouldn't be either, it would be array languages like apl, bqn, etc. although I agree functional languages can be incredibly and equally performant if your willing to throw years at optimizing it. Common lisp is a beautiful example, near c level speed if you don't use it like an idiot and it's high level and elegant
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  30.  @KenOtwell  the problem is these meanings vary. in some languages, a function is a stand alone group of defined functionality, where a method is a part of a class. I agree with and quite enjoy the functional definition, but we need to acknowledge that there are different connotations of these terms, and that they are also valid. they may be more ambiguous and less useful true, but they are valid and common connotations nonetheless
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  31.  @MichaelGrantPhD  say what, that there are no real rules? Almost every rule has exclusions and exceptions, ever statistic has outliers, every part of life is full of suprises (and where it isn't, that fact is what's surprising 😜)
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  32. ​ @BabalonNuit I don't think either is good, it doesn't contribute to a proper formation or the development of composure and elegance. My kids read more than they ever play video games
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  33. ​ @adithya_ps indeed, truly a close call of all times
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  34. Dude was infuriating, if you have studied ethics you know that was a load of baloney
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  35. ​ @davidfairweather3301 nothing, but that's beyond their level of competency
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  36.  @vitalyl1327  ah, another comment with you seething. i see its a habit of yours. do you even develop software LOL
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  37. I must need an interpreter, I don't understand lol. What does it mean 😅
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  38. ​ @greensock4089 he said skill issue lol
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  39. So much of my code in python is comprehensions although i like haskells syntax better, and i would say a module system and a hindley milner type system are must haves for me
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  40.  @mikkelens  they don't serve the same purpose. What does chaining have to do with list construction via human readable expressions? The concept comes from set comprehensions in mathematics and is a way of efficiently creating data structures, not to mention you can absolutely chain methods in python
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  41. Lisp. That simple.
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  42. Which is why you don't do either. Authoritative parenting, or even better, treat kids like human beings
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  43. Im very curious to see the mental gymnastics brought out by this question. Guess ill make some popcorn
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  44. For sure dude, if you want tips as well feel free to ask, i recommend the wizard book to get you started (structure of computer programs)
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  45. ​ @RateOfChange agreed brother, what do you have in mind?
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  46. ​ @RateOfChange agreed brother, what do you have in mind?
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  47. ​ @RateOfChange agreed brother, what do you have in mind?
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  48. @AndreiGeorgescu-j9p this is just patently false. also what language is even better? Not every language implements the same constructs or is as declarative as another. I've used haskell and ocaml for making compilers and it's very different than something like racket or chez in the lisp world or like elixir, gleam, or elm in the "erlang in a trench coat" world. I literally design programming languages, I have learned it. I've learned many versions of it. Your still not correct
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  49.  @adamloepker8057  what is the reason for it occurring with autism? (im autistic :p)
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  50.  @BarbokVA  ah I see. thanks for clearing that up for me. sorry if that came off abrasive
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  51. Fr, that was so stupid on her part
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  52.  @vitalyl1327  huh? you never repeat one year of experience even when your using the same language. XD
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  53. But if you want to be safe you evaluate case by case, you don't profile by demographic
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  54. And simula is quite pretty as well
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  55. I have researched it, you are incorrect. A. The differences aren't as substantial as you think so this is a goofy argument to make against men regardless B. Both women and men are happier in relationships with children, slightly less happy in relationships without, and worst by themselves in the early to middle stages of life regardless of income. Being married gives you the highest life satisfaction, life expectancy, and long term health outcomes. C. This is correlation, to assume this is the fault of men at all is unsubstantiated and falls under ipse dixit
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  56.  @gamerzero6085  wdym no better or worse. They are worse at it and require more translation and lowering to get to the same underlying constructs
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  57. Is it on YouTube? I'd love to see ut
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  58.  @obinnaeke9663  all fine examples. I use exec in a script on my machine that Noone will ever run but me, and if they do then they could've done far worse anyway cause they had direct access lol. It's always best to avoid being dogmatic. As the op says, try to avoid user input though
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  59. ​ @situationshipexpert why krishnamurthi?
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  60. ​ @emptystuff1593 lsps suck I'm ngl
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  61. ​ @emptystuff1593 also vim and neovim have lsps
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  62. ​ @curvyQT1 you said something, you have to prove it correct. Burden of proof chap
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  63. Absolute nonsense that is demonstrably false. Corporal punishment doesn't work. Period
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  64. ​ @Astelch good. Because that been proven to be the right approach, the original commenter is a goober
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  65.  @Astelch  yea, because thats a genz thing and not a century of some of the most consistent research in sociology thing. but i get it, your ignorance is better than my wisdom. you do you, tell me how that works out for you
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  66. ​ @LaurenLumsden6 they care about their friend, want to help them without ruining their life, and don't anticipate how badly things can escalate. It's far more complicated than "cowardice"
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  67. ​ @mysexpressions9604 this is a worthless argument, its referred too as a genetic fallacy
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  68. ​ @zayinseven7923 why did you acknowledge that, its a genetic fallacy
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  69.  @ChristoffRevan  This is not correct. You are conflating a blocked path with an unreachable destination, you cannot assume that because previous implementations failed, all future ones will, or will have the same results. It is not inherent to the system, unless you can prove it is, and no amount of anecdotes will EVER do that logically speaking. Also, you are incorrect, because that isnt the implication, thats the objective fact. communism is the lack of state, classes, and money. None of the systems in question were communist, they were in fact socialist by definition. That is simply unavoidable, and capitalists love to try and conflate the two by pretending the definition of communism is more nebulous than it really is. Communism hasnt ever been and isnt being exploited by leadership, because its never been implemented. Show me a society that meets the criteria of the definition and was exploited, or stipulate whatever weird definition your using, but those are really your only two options
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  70.  @sahilkumar_home9085  That is also true, but we need to see if he can even give a straight definition first lol
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  71. If you don't mind me asking ma'am, could you elaborate on what you mean by phenotype and genotype, and how they're expressed differently so they don't match?
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  72. @alexaconnellcomeaux7079  oh wow, that's very cool 😎 thanks for the fast reply and for taking the time to explain everything. I appreciate your time ma'am, hope you have a wonderful day 😁
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  73. ​ @LarpCapitall that was not the formula in the past lmao, the children were the purpose of the marriage which was often arranged
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  74. ​ @cecee3480 or she could be being trafficked, or her parents could be bleeding out after a mugging and she ran away and isnt old enough to properly express what happened, or she is having some type of mental breakdown, etc etc
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  75. ​ @chisomibezim1481 diagnosis. Look up that word, understand it well, apply it when you see a problem. Thank me when your no longer ignorant
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  76.  @ferzinhaN  by definition, no it doesnt. you muppet. its fallacy for a reason. tu quoque. what i put on my test doesnt matter if i tell you 2 + 2 is 4. learn logic and get off social media
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  77. ​ @Sunwu-h9m ah yes, just do <x theyve already tried>, how productive
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  78. ​ @thesaddestdude3575 I'm starting a group for guys for this very reason. If you have a group of guys around you, get them together and commit to doing things together, and be consistent. Develop your mind with philosophy. Idk if your Christian but if you are, study the Saints. If not, I recommend Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius
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  79. ​ @GabrielleTollerson what a crazy idea that is. My brother isn't lonely because of sex at all, especially because he's asexual, and I know many others who are the same way. It doesn't necessarily have anything to do with women, and the fact that you paint such a wide brush over an entire demographic of people to avoid empathizing with their experience shows how ignorant both sides can be. What a biased, tone deaf stance to have
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  80. Wdym about women losing value as they age? It's true that both do, but women lose it faster.Thats pretty clear empirically. To clarify this doesn't mean women lose value as people or anything, you just have less to offer biologically as time goes on, and that doesn't affect men to the same extent
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  81. Wdym about women losing value as they age? It's true that both do, but women lose it faster.Thats pretty clear empirically. To clarify this doesn't mean women lose value as people or anything, you just have less to offer biologically as time goes on, and that doesn't affect men to the same extent
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  82. ​ @no_name4796 should've said arch lol
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  83. ​ @depafrom5277 huh? The first that happened when I got a job was transition to Linux, the only things windows is good at is office bloatware and other time wasting exercises for corporate people
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  84. ​ @ohmyv3gatron I am and it sucks
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  85. ​ @laughingvampire7555 mid. Vim wiki for the win, forget the emacs weenies
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  86. ​ @firstspiritgotp no. It by simple analysis doesn't say that at all. If a demographic does fine before and after without Christianity but failed or suffers under Christianity, the conclusion is obvious
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  87. ​ @arocelll if you want a friend, Id love to be your friend man
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  88. ​ @darylwilliams7883 what are these petty insults hahaha, do you really think no one discerns the offense underlying you calling people impotent? You either care about sharing this information in which case your rhetoric is horrible, rendering your message irrelevant, or your just here to insult people in which case your message is irrelevant anyway and your statement is meaningless
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  89. ​ @williamjenkins4913 I don't think anyone here got emotional but him lol
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  90. ​ @wesleymaistry6278 exactly
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  91. ​ @ryanharrington5066 he was being sarcastic
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  92. Id love to hear what other people you follow 😊
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  93. I'm working on that very teaching method lmao, for this very reason
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  94. I'm working on that very teaching method lmao, for this very reason
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  95. I'm working on that very teaching method lmao, for this very reason
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  96. I'm working on that very teaching method lmao, for this very reason
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  97. ​ @MS-wm9nt that actually got me crying. Man.
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  98.  @liquidmobius  this could be true. I think oop in the simula/c++/python style is kind of clunky, so I can't say that doesn't happen to people
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  99.  @TotalImmort7l  found the rust weenie
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  100. ​ @brutusthebear9050 ooooo history video. Good recommend buddy :)
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  101. Bro had breakfast in his sleep
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  102. I'm just spending my time building one. But occasional entertainment like this is fun sometimes too
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  103. ​ @secretagent4610 ya think lmao
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  104. ​ @Zendvious still astronomically short of what an ideal civilization is like
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  105. ​ @SoMadCoffee I like go better anyway to be honest
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  106. I must not be a man then because it never makes me envious
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  107. ​ @AnotherDuck that study on women having more endurance was debunked anyway, it was a woke study in the same fashion as this one
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  108. ​ @manifest2203 they absolutely could with proper guidance from their parents and mentors, and many do
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  109. ​ @manifest2203 men have horrible lives now, and had horrible lives depending on many factors for much of history
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  110. ​ @manifest2203 her man is also her responsibility same as her child. Same goes for the man. If you don't understand that, your not ready to be a spouse or a parent
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  111. Thats brilliant ma'am! I screenshotted it, what a great way of wording it
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  112. ​ @dagmarbubolz7999 thats false, accounting for all factors bachelors are happier and live longer than their married counterparts
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  113. ​ @valuedcontributer7690 they don't exist because it's false lol
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  114. ​ @pettahify I care about time more than money, I'd rather spend the money and put that time somewhere else personally
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  115. Nonsense. Anyone could be redeemed of anything. Now whether they will be is entirely different
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  116. Yea, I'm thinking about reaching out to him. I feel like he doesn't want any of this and was going along because others abandoned him. He needs a mentor, not an idiot with a hot head lol
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  117. ​ @EliasHansenu7f thats called nim lol. Go is also an alternative
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  118. Underrated comment lol
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  119. ​ @kdastronaut171 but it is racist. Don't generalize an entire demographic of people when that's not reasonable
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  120. ​ @josmclove4426 also women tend to disagree on what is attractive, so for a guy, its more likely to be all over the place regarding whether he is attractive. The more you know
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  121. ​ @josmclove4426 also women tend to disagree on what is attractive, so for a guy, its more likely to be all over the place regarding whether he is attractive. The more you know
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  122. That's sexism by definition you muppet. Your making a category error
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  123. Me who made my own editor with the best of emacs, vim, and kakoune, with none of the bloat: "Look what they have to do to mimic a fraction if our power"
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  124. @ do you want a full explanation of how a properly ordered society would work? because I have designed it and am building it. but its going to be quite a few comments to go through even the high level overview
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  125. @ fair, fair. even the people who are, they are often just misinformed. its like making fun of a kid who thinks gas is 4.99 when you fill up because thats what the sign says, cant really be mad hahaha
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  126.  @socialkruption  hey i like lisp and im no goblin :(
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  127.  @xN811x  least toxic rust enthusiast
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  128. ​ @Circee11 because reality verifiably supports that, unlike your cherry picking of uninvolved and permissive parents as a justification to not do proper authoritative parenting because "this is how muh ancestors did it"
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  129. ​ @yellingintothewind brilliant responses friend, I learned a ton from reading your replies. It sucks things get deleted but what remained is invaluable 🙏
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  130. What specifically would you like to see changed? I'd love to hear your feedback
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  131. We don't disdain you. You are appreciated, but men's expression and engagement is severely hampered by a poor formation. This shows up for women too of course, but it's plaguing men severely and it's taking time to fix. Also I would be careful, some would take this as just caring about what they can do for you and not caring about them. I know that wasn't your intent, but it's something to be aware of. Regardless, thank you for the tactful comment.
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  132. ​ @DANTHETUBEMAN as a developer.... elaborate, cause now I'm interested. How did it work, and what did you like about it?
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  133. ​ @nathanbustamante1479 nim, easy
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  134. Ah yes, it's always about what women experience. Couldn't possibly be the men. Jeez, you guys are cooked
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  135.  @TheAcademik  i didnt expect to see my favorite dragon here, whats goin on Mushu
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  136. ​@AndreiGeorgescu-j9peh. It's one way
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  137. @AndreiGeorgescu-j9p better is relative. better how?
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  138. @AndreiGeorgescu-j9p  ah, so you don't actually know and are posturing on the Internet. Let me guess, your a rust weenie as well?
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  139.  @BarbokVA  shame cultures hide problems, they dont solve them. not shaming people for having difficulties isnt a "lack of culture". what a disgraceful thing to say
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  140. ​ @Olfinbedwere That's a false dichotomy
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  141. ​ @Ninjaananas your not laughing because you left your sense of humor at the door to get offended. Also they have greater muscular endurance but that doesn't translate to greater performance, if anything the research shows it allows them to equalize somewhat in terms of endurance
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  142.  @Ninjaananas  the second part was obviously a joke to anyone paying attention, and having fast twitch muscle fiber can be one factor in muscular endurance, but we have more efficient recruitment, require less blood for the same intensity of contraction, pump more blood in the first place, with more hemoglobin, etc etc. my source is an anatomy textbook, go pick on up and skim through it a bit. It's fascinating how much you don't know about your own body until you study it
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  143. ​ @Zeraevous I'd love to read that paper if it's available
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  144.  @leoingson  noone understands why your comment is here at all. was this quip made with a purpose?
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  145.  @vitalyl1327  topics beyond their comprehension? forget something as advanced as cs, you cant understand something as basic as rhetoric and communication. you dont actually want to teach or elucidate information, because if you did youd be an idiot for doing so in an abrasive and alienating way, and anything else is frankly worthless because they dont care about your opinion, and you dont care about theirs. pointless whining for what end, so you can pretend to be a real smort guy to nobodies on the internet? i hope to snap you out of the nonsense and for other people to learn from this hubris at the very least, what is your aim exactly?
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  146.  @malicekerendu3574  noone believes that because people are illogical and don't understand categories or mathematical reasoning or why it's a gamblers fallacy to jump to hasty conclusions based on patterns that aren't proven
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  147.  @avSCompact  I don't if it's popular, I care if it's valid. Effectiveness and efficiency are the only metrics. Not to mention the obvious implications of your logic "Black people are even cautious of other people" "Immigrants are even cautious about other immigrants" Yikes
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  148. ​ @DwiteDorsey-bi3qt what a worthless comment. Antebellum slave owners could've said the same thing while collectively being the biggest disgrace to the human species capacity for both intelligence and morality our species has recorded in its history.
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  149. ​ @snizzypoosexcellentspooner2468 they can't do that without a man. Takes two to tango
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  150. Also women being the life gives will be taken from them, artificial sperm technology is inevitable ​
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  151. ​ @someoneontheinternet16 its technically a parasite, but no one cares because it's doesn't matter. It being parasitic is such a nothing burger emotional argument to try and humanize a fetus
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  152. ​ @Officially_Wynter I rate this rage bait a 1/10 and sentence you to 30 days of vigorous grass touching
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  153. ​ @eventhisidistaken buddy has never heard of type hints and mypy. For the record, I almost never use them and I've never had any type related errors. Doesn't mean I don't like explicit types, but it's a bad craftsman that blames his tools. Just pick the right one for the job chap
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  154. ​ @eventhisidistaken you have the audacity to talk about garbage languages, while porting to cpp? Can I laugh in your face
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  155. ​ @GhossupGurls this has gotta be the most ridiculous thing I've read
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  156.  @GhossupGurls  because you thought saying that women have superior minds, as of either gender is superior intellectually to the other, wasn't a socially inept and demonstrably false statement. That combined with calling someone using a latin username meaning logic is king (although it would technically be logica rex est) illiterate just tells me your a hateful nobody trying to waste people's time with nonsensical rage bait lol
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  157.  @GhossupGurls  did you see my comment or should I send it again
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  158. Why almost? He seems genuinely lost and misguided, I know enough about psychology to know that's where this type of behavior usually comes from. Whereas myron needs far more help. Still not irredeemable but man he needs to develop more essence and a sense of self
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  159. ​ @infinitelink could you elaborate a bit? Like where do i learn to do this
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  160.  @reubenyahsrael346  to find answers, you must question your beliefs. If the truth must agree with what you believe, and what you believe turns out to be wrong, you have bound yourself to lies for eternity
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  161. It is more often the woman being the perpetrator, or that it's mutual lmao. But no one wants to talk about that
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  162. @dragosapina5692  yet the papers show that. Hmm. Crazy how that works. 49% asymmetrical for IPV with women being the perpetrators 70+% of the time. But it's not true. Sure buddy
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  163.  @ellafruitloops  remind me what this was about? I dont want to wade through all the comments again to what I said, sorry
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  164.  @LiminalThought  I recommend learning c first, and if your really serious about programming, 6502 assembly. NES hacker has a great crash course on it :)
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  165. ​ @1939rhuebner Idk why this lady told you to research it when she obviously hasn't 😅
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  166. @ this is anecdotal
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  167. ​ @PwrXenon unlike rust, some offshoot c++ "replacement" lol
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  168.  @hetaeramancer  100% serious. python is amazing for certain things
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  169. I didnt realize that wow. I like go and nim but I never knew rust had so many problems
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  170.  @akashv678  elaborate
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  171.  @yousefsaddeek  do you have anything to contribute other than more gaslighting about rust being a perfect language?
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  172.  @RustIsWinning  i only recently learned rust so i had no concept of the language. although you still havent learned how to interact with people lol
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  173.  @RustIsWinning  i did. which is why i learned the language. its pretty neat. but you jumped to conclusions about me. i didnt jump to an conclusions at all, i asked for elaboration from everyone to get their perspectives, and then i just learned it to form my own opinion. you however just assumed a ton about how i felt and how i thought about the language and called me clueless
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  174.  @RustIsWinning  but i wasnt lol. i just wanted everyones opinions, my assumption was that like every other language, rust is mid, sucks really bad at some things, and every once in a while, makes you go "Wow :0 thats neat". And like every other language, it did not disappoint lol.
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  175.  @johanngambolputty5351  you can say that, and in fact that is the core difference between the two
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  176. @gamerzero6085  correct, I understand your intention now but your wording was ambiguous. I think we agree
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  177. He needs a mentor to help educate him, he lacks maturity
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  178. ​ @airohajo4604 A. Hanlons razor. B. Start with assessment, not judgement. Your jumping to conclusions in absence of reasoning and context. Define problem. Confirm problem. Determine cause. Formulate solution to address cause. Test solution. Analyze effect. Repeat till completion
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  179. To be fair I have no problem with socialism, but what they want is capitalist garbage. The left hates socialism, they just pretend not too
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  180.  @koyuki6113  sorry for the late reply, i just woke up lol this is the link, ill get started on the ui for the app first
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  181.  @NelsonStJames ill keep that in mind as i build it
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  182.  @akasakasvault7597  did I say not to do that somewhere? That was one of the first things I learned about it. I'm simply saying that if Raymond hettinger says it's cool, builds the named tuple with it, and the plethora of amazing coders working on the standard library see no problem with it, it probably means there's some valid use cases lol
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  183.  @vitluk  frankly, its not the same. vim and vi are on almost every machine, i can ssh into a server and it doesnt matter if i dont have install permissions, it has what i need. i use vim/vi with nearly no config at all, my .vimrc is less than 30 lines. helix is a bunch of bloated crap i never wanted, that doesnt run in the places i need it to anyway lol.
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