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   mk (mk@mastodon.satoshishop.de)'s status on Wednesday, 05-Feb-2025 10:19:23 JST mk

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   @nicholas @Henhouse_Cockerel @ScoWer22

   "From an evolutionary perspective, it's not difficult to understand why there would be a competitive advantage to develop"

   religions that create groups of people with shared morals and worldview.

   family -> tribe -> religion

   i think it's human evolution.
   and i also think that no written down law, right or commandment is worth anything if nobody is willing to defend/enforce it.

   it always boils down to force.

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   Pissed Hippo (sun@shitposter.world)'s status on Thursday, 23-Jan-2025 12:05:10 JST Pissed Hippo

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   @toiletpaper @clawfulneutral objectively, promoting people past their actual skill level does not work. it would be counterintuitive if it did but you can even measure it.it turns out there is a stronger correlation between skill level and success than placement. it's just that the rich can give their kids every advantage to learn.
   
   I have stated before my opinion on this, which is that you need to literally start with prenatal care and health and home life before you can fix anything else
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   m455 (m455@tiny.tilde.website)'s status on Wednesday, 08-Jan-2025 04:47:34 JST m455

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   @soapdog my latest non lisp love has been elixir tho!! i reallllly like it.

   it looks just like ruby but doesnt use OOP and doesnt let u mutate (which is fun)

   it has realy nice destructuring too: https://codeberg.org/m455/blep/src/branch/main/blep.exs#L109

   it fit my brain well coming from clojure and racket/scheme where i basically never use mutations like set! etc. and just do it all through parameters and recursion or local/let-esque bindings

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   Rev.Dr. Nikolai Kingsley (nikolai_kingsley@dobbs.town)'s status on Wednesday, 04-Dec-2024 04:32:17 JST Rev.Dr. Nikolai Kingsley

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   @druid

   only if you eat it.

   it wasn't designed to be eaten.

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   infinite love ⴳ (trwnh@mastodon.social)'s status on Thursday, 26-Sep-2024 16:36:59 JST infinite love ⴳ

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   which is to say: #fediverse software generally expects LD-aware producers to compact against their own "implicit context", but they don't always define that context. it's left undeclared and undefined. or it actually *is* declared, but if you give them their own expanded form then they'll not understand it.

   it's like someone saying hey, when i say "knows", i mean "is familiar with"

   and then you say "john is familiar with sally"

   and they respond WTF? what does "is familiar with" mean?

   26/?

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   Molly White (molly0xfff@hachyderm.io)'s status on Friday, 06-Sep-2024 11:45:08 JST Molly White

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   @motopascyyy i personally appreciate it because when i copy/paste a title to use in a reference, i don’t have to go to the trouble of re-titlecasing it.

   it also can help screenreaders misreading titles as containing acronyms (although apparently some still do this with text-transform), and it also allows sighted people who have difficulty reading all-caps to more easily restore the titles to titlecase using custom stylesheets.