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Discovery
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I've gotta know what this is called
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Discovery
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I've gotta know what this is called
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Google Maps updated their Gaza images
As someone living in a county affected by all this, it's kinda funny seeing place names and zooming in only to find a pile of rubble.
Oh God it was funny in my head typing it out is just depressing asf.
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dog rule
Why is this place so horny
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Overkill, really
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This is the funniest comment
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And yet extreme religion influences the White House
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Excuse my young unmarried self, but I use the reason "I don't feel like it" to not do all sorts of things. Why would sex with my partner be any different?
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gummy
How did this hilarious joke turn into several political and economic arguments?
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Inktober 4, cactus (retouched)
IT'S THE QUENCHIEST
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lemmy.world is gone. who wants to sword fight?
Man I just use this because Reddit is bullshit. What's wrong with lemmy.world?
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ICE AGENT FLED FROM ANGRY RESIDENTS OUTSIDE NEW YORK SCHOOL — AND GOT IN A CAR CRASH
"Ice agent feld from angry residents outside new york school" is so funny. I want to shake one of hte residents hands.
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this would break all encrypted messaging
Aren't Europeans supposed to be the good guys?
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Ban AI Slop?
Greg is vibe coding a tool that he needs. Greg does not share it or monetize it since Greg knows this tool is likely unmaintainable shit and buggy asf. Be like Greg.
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Nowadays...
I am currently vibe coding a project for tracking my money a bit (as a young person with not a lot of money). It's going great and I'm kinda learning a few things here and there but I honestly still don't understand the syntax of dart/flutter thousands of lines later.
I would never put this on my CV. I would never sell this app, would barely give it to friends since there's a chance everything blows up and I'd have 0 clue how to fix it. This is a shitty tool that even with my limited understanding of app development is clearly held together by hopes, dreams, and a 20 dollar AI subscription.
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All men are dangerous
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Could someone explain to me? Wtf is a (presumably grape is a euphemism) rape academy?? Is there an "art" to it?
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Virtual Particles
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I think I've found love.
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Parking minimums are systematic oppression by car lobbyists against all others forms of transport. Yeah I said it.
I agree, fuck cars, but cars won't disappear and be banned overnight. Even if we begin getting rid of cars one policy at a time, parking will still be a requirement. I live in a country without any parking requirement laws (no laws at all really), and the roads are uhh... interesting. Even nicer areas have roads that feel like slums because everyone is parked all over the street.
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"Peter explain the joke" "Peter, that's just porn"
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No One Gives A Fuck About October 7
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You're funny
I'm tempted to add more since I live and Lebanon and am very directly impacted by the war, but this is too funny to take seriously.
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I can hear the pain😢
Suddenly understanding the Pentecostals who speak in tongues. A pain like that can only be expressed in the language of the angels.
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Every Day Can Be Christmas!!
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Thanks for the link, seems like an interesting read. Anarchism is severely misrepresented by the media, I knew it wasn't exactly the Purge but I always imagined it as such. Do you have any interesting fiction books in mind that represent anarchism well? Something along the lines of 1984 and that type of book.
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One Issue 'Christian' Voters
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The Mosaic laws are really quite interesting. These verses can work in tandem with those in Leviticus 19. There later is the understanding of why we were given the Mosaic laws, just for Jesus to disagree with them a bit later, which is explained in Matthew 19:3-8. "
3 Some Pharisees came to him to test him. They asked, “Is it lawful for a man to divorce his wife for any and every reason?”
4 “Haven’t you read,” he replied, “that at the beginning the Creator ‘made them male and female,’ 5 and said, ‘For this reason a man will leave his father and mother and be united to his wife, and the two will become one flesh’? 6 So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.”
7 “Why then,” they asked, “did Moses command that a man give his wife a certificate of divorce and send her away?”
8 Jesus replied, “Moses permitted you to divorce your wives because your hearts were hard. But it was not this way from the beginning."
Many of the things discussed in the Pentateuch (first 5 books of the Bible, where the Mosaic laws lie), are just about how to live their day to day lives, and at the time they had many slaves, something that they wouldn't be willing to change. Instead of this, God commands how to treat these slaves. The Old Testament is full of confusing stuff, but it certainly isn't just from "the Jew section of the Bible" as suggested in another comment. It has value, but they must be understood through a specific lens, understanding the lives of the people God is talking to.