seriously tho can someone eli5 what the implications are for mastodon centrally adopting activitypub
@Oneironott aah dang
this has a power. thank you. <3
(This is for situations where you would normally reply if you disagreed with the whole thing, to be clear.)
I mean, you *can*, it's just not *required.* Unless one of those 6 is racist or some shit like that, but it's not dishonesty if you just let it go.
@blackle@dev.glitch.social (Incidentally that kind of book is a large part of why I didn't become a programmer much earlier; I went into it with no experience and had trouble with pointers, and thought that meant I was just bad at programming forever because I didn't get it in enough Days
it was only years later that I found out my learning curve was actually typical)
Fun fact: as of November 21, it will be 12 years since the last time a top human chess player won against a top computer chess player (Ruslan Ponomariov vs. Deep Fritz). Since then, the best a human has been able to do is force a draw.
Since then, chess computers have advanced far enough that cell phones can support chess software sufficient to defeat a human grandmaster.
@Gaypow @vahnj this is just absolutely fantastic and a comfort
I identify so much
lewd, watersports
@Oneironott aaa
religion
if i had gotten the chance to explain this we might have come to a better understanding, less heat more light? oh, well, next time
religion
(my infallibility take -- god is "infallible" in the same way gravity is, but is not a person; you can channel the divine but it's not a two-way binding. it's like filling up a container -- it fulfills the potential of the container, but the container is *still there*)
religion
like no. jesus was not "testing" people every time he did something shitty aaaaaugh
it's not fair for me to get mad at someone for not understanding my thelema-ass mantling conception of christ, but it *is* fair for me to disagree that a guy is "timeless" and "infallible" when he sided with the slave masters over the slaves
she/her | they (pl)