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That’s a fair point. Actively disabling it at the last minute, after everything had been underway, is significant.
That’s a fair point. Actively disabling it at the last minute, after everything had been underway, is significant.
Yeah, I honestly don’t understand why this narrative even needs to be played out.
I don’t know what angle there is by making Musk a scapegoat beyond, maybe, Ukraine trying to strengthen its supporting relationship with the US population, but it already has most of the US support anyway.
Musk has his issues, there’s no doubt about that, but not wanting to be involved is an ethical stance to take on his part.
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Ahh, yes. The golden era of usenet flaming.
From civillians getting bombed, to this, to soldiers expecting to die as they lay in trenches outside of their cities being burned.
And then you have the civillians inside Russia who are brave enough to protest against the war, but at what cost.
It’s depressing.
Be patient. It takes time to “get going”.
If you know how to program, you’re in a good spot. If you don’t know how to program, start with fundamentals.
SICP is good. It’s Lisp. You’ll probably never write a line of Lisp professionally, but it will help shape how you reason about solving problems.
Develop some solid fundamentals.
Its interface is pretty meh I’ll give you that
Not only that, but with Dems it’s all morphine.
The cancer is terminal.
Yeap. It’s a sad thing. And it only contributes to more polarization, which is fucking terrible.
I don’t think it matters.
I left the site, disappointed, because Reddit was great. I’m a transplant.
I understand why everyone is angry. It’s a natural response, but after 2 months of this you’d think we’d have realized that there isn’t much that can be done.
Reddit is going to aim to profit. There isn’t much to it beyond that.
There’s actually plenty of user activity there.
Enough to make the outrage negligble.
They don’t give a shit about what a company is doing today, except to the extent it is predictive of the future. Investors look at this and see lots of activity of users who actively hate the company, that’s not future growth
Yes. And if you look at Reddit today, it’s still alive and full of buzz.
The third-party app userbase was a small percentage of the site.
Most people are indifferent and so they keep using it.
This type is equally distributed throughout the political spectrum
Image of average Redditor that feels the inclination to write “fuck Spez” every 5 minutes on the Internet
There should be a remake of the Star Trek William Shatner SNL skit that replaces Trekkies with Redditors
They don’t care. You’re not even bed bugs to these people. You’re just the siren that’s heard 20 blocks away downtown at 10 pm.
No biggie. Par of the course.
All good points.