burnished

Definitely a 'sometimes food'.

Hell yeah! I mean, sorry about the results, but thanks for trying and sharing your findings

This is very well put and much in line with how I think about the matter

dang is the moderator

Those of us without twitter accounts can't see those links btw!

No. Neurons are 'aggregate and fire', and they either fire or they do not.

I think the author is comfortable creating headaches for people tacking query strings onto URLs

Yeah, big differences between an absolute guarantee and "we'll take as much as we can get"

Nice. Really grateful for your participation in this comment tree

There isn't really a way around it.

I love how you can tell something was generated because it comes out clear and using many of the important writing fundamentals we were all taught.

All I know is that when a class starts with 'elementary' or 'fundamentals of' you had best buckle up.

Think i'd be ok with a year and a half halt for things in general every now and again.

I think this is a good perspective for problem solving generally - just establishing a simple (ideally effective, it not then call it naieve) standard of comparison to base further decisions off of.

Simply because it was an information poor exchange.

They gave enough detail that its clear from context what 'had to' meant.

Motherfucker you try to take my fork while I'm eating and you're going to get a stabbed hand. Are forks addicting?

You may be a bit emotionally invested in this topic if you feel you're getting a lot of information from that exchange.

It is absolutely one of the better benefits of this forum

Title is misleading, there is an open discussion on the topic with someone raising valid points and a clear escalation method that involves a vote from another group.

Yeah you can, though to be fair its referred to as jevons paradox because it is counterintuitive.

What about it is whitewashing? This seems like it would be a great resource if you wanted to contextualize the argument you're gesturing at.

They might have forgotten how to share an anecdote and their sister might just be a regular awful driver

I think you missed the bit where they suggested being curious and offering perspective - it really does work out differently

I've seen pathological users like the sibling is commenting about. I don't want to out any community in particular but some of subreddits surrounding open source games can get pretty yikes.

Not saying you're wrong to find silver linings, just wanted to corrobate that sometimes that is insufficient (as far as I can tell, given impassioned haterness germinating for years).

Ah, the classic hacker spirit of commercializing every interaction?

Probably pattern recognition

Just nitpicking your first sentence: prohibition broadly works, just in the US (at least) it breeds negative externalities that don't seem worth it in balance.

Tangent but it is funny to me that we focus on tiktok but the news is as bad or worse in terms of super fast tidbits interspersed with ads, tragedy, and local weather

They aren't publishing content, are they?