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  • But "corporations need more rights" isn't the correct basis to challenge them on.

  • While i'm all for what they're standing for, i can't help but doubt that the issue here is that corporations don't have enough rights. The government is breaking the law and failing to legislate/enforce corrections.

  • Literally the only thing missing is the fact that developers still go out of their way to support windows. If windows' proliferation taught you anything, it should be that the people will follow the tools, wherever they happen to be.

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  • Probably more unused area

  • I think ousourcing to ai is very much in keeping with reputations of luxury. Luxury was always toxic. By definition, it implies a lack of worthiness in spite of access/ownership. Maybe now, people will start to see how these cookies really crumble.

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  • Got banned for mocking a racist

  • You find this sort of hipster messaging is ever actually helpful?

  • How could that not be capitalism's fault?

  • Awww, he actually thinks they care about anti-consumer additions

  • I wonder what she thinks she thought he stood for because he was always clear about the two issues she actually mentioned

  • I just find it boring and inconvenient.

  • Jerboa

  • They don't have to do business with/in Israel.

  • I wanted people to regret worrying about who they were reading messages from

  • @americans

    why does your president talk like a first order markov kernal undergoing data races?

  • Scott & Zelda by Bibi

  • I've only used one, and I'm only mentioning it since nobody else has, but I recommend Lean; moreso as a second functional language if you want to build stuff as opposed to just learn the paradigm. It's mostly used in maths because it supports dependent types, but it was fine for writing simple scripts, and it can be easily compiled to binary formats. I don't like the package management system and toolchain complexity, but most languages kinda suck at that, imo.