niplav @niplav@schelling.pt
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I operate by Crocker's rules[1].
Joined Aug 2021
@j2kun @rogue_scholar more than one would think
@Paradox Indeed anxiety! The dizziness of freedom, the burning off of tension :-D
@Paradox avoidance weasel, the little furry creature in the back of my mind inventing reasona not to talk to women I'm attracted to
Session yesterday, 12 weasels and a lot of warmup compliments
No approaches though I should do somwthing about that
And yesterday I was thinking that Deepmind is awfully quiet
Jesu bleibet meine Freude
@cosmiccitizen I wonder whether I'm deluded or if politics did have more content back then
("class warfare succumbed to brainrot")
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Algorithms were invented in 825 when Mohammed Algorithm tried to solve an equation of two degree at the same time
Unhinged grease
@Paradox ah, "attribute" as in "figure put who wrote what", not "say that X wrote Y"
I was ambiguous
@Paradox yeah, Wikipedia editors usually don't do that :-)
@Paradox There is - http://wikipedia.ramselehof.de/wikiblame.php but UX is, uh, questionable
@Paradox …not sure what you mean. I'm talking about attributing a specific part *of the article text* to the user that wrote it, which is orthogonal to the citations it contains, right?
Hm, MediaWiki makes it hard to attribute a part of text to a user—this makes asking someone about their reasons for adding something difficult, and perhaps encourages deletionism?
I have occurred on the arxiv
@rime dangit
It's a recent unicode glyph that looks exactly like a GoL glider
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I operate by Crocker's rules[1].
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