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Bohmian Quantum Mechanics: Can You Kill with an Empty Wave Bullet? (2003)(arxiv.org)
1 points by ColanR 8y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 8y ago
Slide #34 is the best.
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by ColanR 8y ago
Is there any kind of standard that 'defines' what a plausibly deniable format is?
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Arizona May Soon Require DNA Samples for 'Myriad of Reasons'(azcentral.com)
8 points by ColanR 8y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 8y ago
You've distilled your claim: the right to ownership of an asset is dependent on whether or not you keep improving it ("my employment at my job depends on me continually adding value to society"). There are a lot of people on
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by ColanR 8y ago
Yeah, I noticed the context. This is the guy who coined the phrase, "property is theft". And actually, he is exactly talking about 'camping in a natural park': > Let us complete the argument of M. Ch. Comte. A man who
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by ColanR 8y ago
Interesting source. I should read the book in its entirety. And yet, in applying Proudhon's above paragraphs here, I think you've overstated your case. "prohibit[ion] from walking in the highways, from resting in the fields
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by ColanR 8y ago
Well, I don't disagree with either of those points. :) Thanks for the elucidation.
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by ColanR 8y ago
Well, it seems like you're making an assumption about the 'opportunity cost' of building/operating the apartment building, that it's grown far less than the wages. If your argument (that rental costs are too high)
880.
by ColanR 8y ago
If I'm understanding you correctly, you're advocating for the landlord to lose ownership of their property? If so, question of my own. The landlord worked and spent resources (time, money) to increase his assets (develop the prope
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by ColanR 8y ago
Isn't the problem in SF that the wages have gone up hugely for a small subset of the population? If that's the case, then the landlord is just following a standard negotiation tactic [1], since this is their livlihood. [1] https:
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by ColanR 8y ago
That's just a case where the government is the landlord.
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by ColanR 8y ago
What about the benefit of actual living quarters for the tenants? Who besides a landlord is going to rent 4 walls and a roof to someone who needs it? Seems similar to saying that hotel owners 'contribute nothing to the general welfare
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by ColanR 8y ago
> In fact, private land can only exist thanks to the threat of violence against those who would use it outside of the "owner's" intent. Kinda like what makes your wallet 'yours'.
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by ColanR 8y ago
Here's an example I hit recently. https://2f30.org/
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A Tall Tail(tor.com)
1 points by ColanR 8y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 8y ago
It is a Big Deal to deny someone their autonomy, no matter which way you slice it. I think we agree on that. But, respectfully, I think that because it is such a big deal, imprisonment is the proper escalation. It's necessary to maint
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by ColanR 8y ago
You can see an image of his later iterations later in the article [1]. It does look like there isn't much improvement between them, except what a perfectionist might find to tinker with. [1] https://thehustle.co/wp-con
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by ColanR 8y ago
Thanks for mentioning that site. Did not know about it, glad I do now.
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by ColanR 8y ago
> As with all abstractions, though, they tend to leak. That's part of the problem, though, and not something that should be brushed aside. The old designs were good partly because they operated one abstraction level lower, where th
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by ColanR 8y ago
This feels a lot like an ad for Perdue (apologies if it isn't).
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Adnauseam(adnauseam.io)
4 points by ColanR 8y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 8y ago
And along those lines, I've heard that DNA tests aren't reliable either.
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Plain-text file markdown note taking with Nextcloud integration(qownnotes.org)
2 points by ColanR 8y ago|0 comments
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Marker: a simple yet robust markdown editor for the linux desktop(fabiocolacio.github.io)
2 points by ColanR 8y ago|0 comments
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by ColanR 8y ago
Love the idea, so long as the implementation is legal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-mask_laws
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by ColanR 8y ago
Thanks for the answer. I don't see how there's a conspiracy here. Questioning the intentions and actions of an actor that could very likely be hostile to the user is reasonable and has precident.
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by ColanR 8y ago
It doesn't need to constantly stream in order to record everything and send it back in periodic batches. Would it also be possible to determine that from the packet traffic? (not intending to be confrontational here)
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by ColanR 8y ago
Welcome to feudalism.
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The Void (Linux) distribution(voidlinux.org)
58 points by ColanR 8y ago|31 comments

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