Brigand

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31.
by Brigand 4y ago
You could replace the orcs in lotr with the germans, and their leader as sauron. Does that make lotr racist? I don’t think so.
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by Brigand 4y ago
I don’t know of a monkey-like humanoids in the real world. Humans look very much different from monkeys, esp from the ones in the illustrations. That is really a long shot. I really don’t follow this, on a similar absurd reasoning one could
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by Brigand 4y ago
I wonder: if the US spend and then inflate the debt down to reasonable levels (in terms of buying power) they got a lot of stuff from china basically for free, right?
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by Brigand 4y ago
What is racist about inventing a fantasy race in a fantasy world? Please elaborate.
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by Brigand 4y ago
I would assume an estate pays on net value, so as the borrowed amount gets deducted no tax is paid on this amount.
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by Brigand 4y ago
You can both reduce unit price in comparison to the market and make tons of money. Happens all the time. The t-model is a prime example.
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by Brigand 4y ago
Shocking, does this happen regularly in Germany? Is this something you experienced yourself?
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by Brigand 4y ago
I am pretty sure among hunters there was a very strict pecking order and I am glad to live in the system we have today.
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by Brigand 4y ago
How about this: Idea: we can grab this land with our troops (assume this is 100% based in reality) Delusion: 0% Conviction: idea was checked, is aboslutely correct Power: 100% => Evil = 0 * 100 * 100 = 0 I think the categorical imperativ
40.
by Brigand 4y ago
This response would have benefited from a more humane wording. I wish the tone on HN would be less hostile. Just shows that some help wording things can be a useful tool.
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by Brigand 4y ago
There are numerous ways for a purely self-serving employee to give the appearance of creating benefit to the company while doing as little as possible. Emplyoment in general only works because the employees in many cases actually care about
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by Brigand 4y ago
There is no way for executives to create a well working company if the employees think of nothing but themselves.
43.
by Brigand 4y ago
How would that work?
44.
by Brigand 4y ago
Which region of the world do you live in? Also air-air and air-ground were not an option? These are more readily available.
45.
by Brigand 4y ago
Traits that are not beneficial to the individual will die out, the kind of group selection this process would require is implausible at best. I would assume that the kind of personality your are referring to is adaptive for the individual a
46.
by Brigand 4y ago
Please add a note that this is in Spanish.
47.
by Brigand 4y ago
Why is 26 weeks two years of pay?
48.
by Brigand 4y ago
Aren’t renewables already more cost effective than nuclear? See for example here: https://energycentral.com/c/ec/comparing-costs-renewable-and... Storage issues might be solved before new nuclear plants go online
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by Brigand 4y ago
I think you are missing a step in the proof. That could still be a composite, see here: https://newbedev.com/understanding-euclid-s-proof-that-the-n...
50.
by Brigand 4y ago
There is an OR in the statement, ie purpose is only one part of the condition.
51.
by Brigand 4y ago
I don’t see how this is getting us closer to the singularity. The original title is much more suitable.
52.
by Brigand 4y ago
Why is this political stuff on hn? Please keep the politics to twitter.
53.
by Brigand 4y ago
Or the story is simply not true.
54.
by Brigand 5y ago
Why is this relevant for HN?
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by Brigand 5y ago
Greenpeace Energy is selling methane generated by electrolysis from wind energy. See here: https://www.h2-international.com/2019/04/01/joint-effort-to-...
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by Brigand 5y ago
Why is this relevant to HN?
57.
by Brigand 12y ago
Please see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exponential_growth
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Braess Paradox(en.m.wikipedia.org)
3 points by Brigand 12y ago|0 comments
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by Brigand 12y ago
Please explain.
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Motizuki explains inter-universal Teichmüller theory(kurims.kyoto-u.ac.jp)
3 points by Brigand 13y ago|0 comments

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