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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
It's unclear if William Morris would've approved of this approach to an Arts & Crafts career, but I certainly do.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Compare Russell's problem of induction. (The chicken observes that every day the farmer comes to feed her, until...)
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Ours tend to be full of wine, skis, and other bric-a-brac
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Was Dracula foiled by forensic accounting?
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
There's a slope between: "X paid me to promote Y" "My employer, X, doesn't mind if I write about Y on company time" "Our socioeconomic system X happens to mean I have way more free time and energy to promo
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
It's probably a safe assumption that maintainers have a high enough tax burden (less safe if one asks: in which jurisdiction?) for the proposed credit to be useful, but it is an assumption nonetheless
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Boot as external drive?
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
s/need/ought/g
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
By way of comparison, the Stasi had around 50 000 filing cabinets; at 120 MB per that's 6 TB, or 3 SD cards for under a thousand bucks.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Despite that Germany did manage to elect a p-chemist as BK.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Social media threads also seem like a much poorer lever than a blog post or journal article.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Yeah, insufficient neuroticism is also known as hypocrisy.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
If explosive drones became legal for militae less well regulated than the National Guard I'd expect school "shootings" could be exciting indeed.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Not sure about that last para in the age of explosive drones.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Primary sources >> secondary, etc
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
We generally call traitors who win "patriots". Drawing swords, scabbards, etc. etc.
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
I hope someone's got a redundant backup in case of whatever the cloud equivalent of Fahrenheit 451 may be?
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
Why don't you make some?
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by 48864w6ui 2y ago
How about the higher the self respect the lower the (big 5) neuroticism?
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
At least the donkeys, and not the slaves, were on the other side of the wall from the banquet hall. (Was the thin side passage storage, or for muzak?)
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
In a war you probably don't want to be a warrior either; better to be a REMF.
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
...and then there's always Rollerball
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
Once the cans become autonomous there's no point in limiting the airframe for the sake of the spam. "Fast, cheap, and out of control" turns piloted fighters into targets.
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
I'd guess most of the value chain in servicing combines probably contributes to urban rather than rural economies? I am all for food at home going from 1/2-1/3 of family expenses to 5-6 percent over the centuries. Now that fo
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
Wait, what? Have you actually seen Mr Ed on a broadcast medium?
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
If you write basic blocks only with a certain alignment there's much less hand patching imposed for small changes
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
Sorting was already a big thing in the punched card world. Edit: adp with cards had been a thing for half a century by the time digital machines appeared. IBM was founded in 1911; NCR 1884.
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
Especially because merging was how card machines sorted large decks
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
In the 1990s people who wanted to advertise in that town had to do so in local media. Now they can ad tech and the Daily Mail will arrange for it to be served.
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by 48864w6ui 3y ago
At least ochlocracy

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