DaedPsyker

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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
In essence, the sell off and loosening of financial regulation expanded the credit but where do you go from there. You can't resell off, there is limits to how far you can loosen regulation. In fact her tax cuts meant more borrowing,
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
Is the usual suspects her party colleagues? Feels like it's almost becoming a tradition in the conservative party at this point.
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I think that's a useful analogy but I would say that it also implies limited DFT. Von Neumann's plan was based on an incredibly short time scale. It wasn't long before the Soviet Union would develop its own weapons. The power
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
That would incentivise behaviour similar to police in the US using fines and civil forfeit to augment their budget. It's a perverse incentive that encourages lying to increase fines, and good luck challenging it.
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
In short, outside of the time period, CK3 is focused on characters, rulers of kingdoms, counts etc. Whereas EU4 has that aspect very much abstracted away (you embody the state not a person) It makes CK3 a mix of RPG and strategy.
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
In the same vein, the crossness pumping station also has a beautiful interior. https://secretldn.com/crossness-pumping-station/
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
That's a handy feature. I have in the past favourite a thread more so for a the comments (book recommendations are a common one) than the actual article.
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
There is one I remember, world in conflict, that was fun. Another that I've heard of but not played is the wargame series, which I think is set a bit further back in the cold war than world in conflict. Both alt-history obviously.
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
There was a just terrible pilot for a US version of peep show. It amounted to taking the point of view camera and the fact it's two guys. That said I don't honestly think that peep show style of comedy would translate to US withou
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I wonder how this differs though from refinement. Particularly for real people such as musicians, an element of it is also surely removing cruft that just wasn't interesting.
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
If we were more powerful than nature we'd be able to prevent climate change. We aren't hence the reason we're stuck with the mess. But do you also say as much for smog? It's just weather? It's a very visible instanc
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
At least in the case of England, it wasn't initially voluntary. The enclosure acts removed their ability to farm and feed themselves, removing the last benefit they received from feudalism. It was from lack of means to farm anymore the
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
Is this in terms of contributors?
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
For me what was eye-opening was the amount of digging in and denial of it. I thought with it literally right there in your face that the denialists would come to some sense. No instead we got, "you can tell you weren't around in 1
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I feel for balance then that I strongly disagree that the guardian is VERY left leaning. It leans left for sure but primarily centre-left.
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I'm not American but I've been making a conscience effort to reduce the amount of news I read (at least general news). I found the constant negativity, not from any one place, just utterly anxiety inducing and depressing. At the
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
This is a world of suicide bombers and at one point kamikaze pilots. If it is possible to so enthrall a person to override their natural sense of survivability, it's possible to convince them of anything. I'm not outright saying t
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
Does it really require Russian involvement though? Starve the beast tactics didn't require Russians, and was the goal not to reduce funding and make services useless?
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I wonder if this is an evolution of the failed scheme to attract award winning scientists through a fast track visa system. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2298455-uk-visa-scheme-... While I'm sure graduates
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I don't know if they have videos beyond 8 (the highest available to me in unity) but I founds Mads Torgersen own walkthroughs very good and succinct. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VdC0aoa7ung Edit - sorry c#9 seems to
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I mean python has issues (indentation errors isn't one I would list) but that's besides the point isn't it. The Lingua Franca for ML is currently python. Teaching octave, when most things they search for will be python just s
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
Roman artefacts are dug up all over western Europe and even further. Is your premise that only one country is the allowed descendants of the Empire and that other constituted parts of the Empire aren't allowed their shared legacy?
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
Perhaps I have a misunderstanding of what steelmanning is but this isn't exactly how I know it. I'm not aware of any requirement to take or believe your opponents argument as your own. This seems more an argument for the adage &qu
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
To be fair, I think they are referring to the fascist form of corporatism[1]. Which although that isn't quite its meaning (corporations + governance), it's a lot closer to using a correct aspect of fascism than most people who use
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
I was actually thinking this morning that I'd like a similar feature for YouTube. It's recommdation system seems to basically regurgitate the very last thing I watched. I'd like a button or option to tone down how much a vide
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by DaedPsyker 4y ago
Remote seems very dangerous, too easy to have a hacker take down your factory. I don't know the fab equipment, but my limited understanding is the sheer equipment costs and experience are what limit it to a few places. Would a basic te
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
You can't open a help to buy ISA any longer, the government honours existing accounts though.
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I don't disagree, there is a level of difficulty that comes from Linux being so configurable. I would say though that it doesn't discount sensible defaults that work for the majority of people. I only briefly used it but it seemed
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
Sure but does opening that level of manipulation up to everyone really benefit anyone either? You can't really fight disinformation with more disinformation, that just seems like the seeds of societal breakdown at that point. Besides t
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by DaedPsyker 5y ago
I will not say that I have perfected this, not by a long shot, but at least for myself I've found some basic ways of helping. The main thing is getting into the groove of whatever it is. That does mean grinding it out at the start. Tac

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