Guthur

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by Guthur 4y ago
Wasn't FTX supporting war?
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by Guthur 4y ago
This makes no sense and I call BS by a media that is plainly controlled by the state. Why would anyone who actually used Twitter, an obviously curated social media, want to move to a more free platform because Elon bought Twitter and wanted
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by Guthur 4y ago
If the US prints a tonne of USD and dumps it into the economy what do you think that does to the GDP figure? China has built ghost cities everywhere over the last 10 years, it's all a mirage. I mean this is all just the same old centra
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by Guthur 4y ago
The world economy died in 2008, it's just been on QE life support ever since. This life support has spawned zombie companies everywhere that produce nothing that anyone really wants or needs and amount to nothing more than adult day ca
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by Guthur 4y ago
I wonder if this is the prelude to unblockable government propaganda. Already get it on all the social media after all. Calling it now, let's see in a couple of years how deep the state really is.
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by Guthur 4y ago
Preparing the ground for a complete collapse in your standard of living... "Don't worry your happiness was only an idea and didn't really exist anyway"
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by Guthur 4y ago
I think the idea was ok but the execution was terrible. VR was too extreme and narrow a view. The meta verse should have been the extending the space where people and technology over lap, not trying to force everyone to move into frankly te
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by Guthur 4y ago
Is everyone on this thread a bot or paid NSA agent? You all need to check this racist rhetoric. The facts on the ground are that over the last 30 years the only country that has consistently carried out military death dealing operations (we
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by Guthur 4y ago
All wrong, my point is that when there is an opportunity for crooks to make a financial killing by wiping out their main rival in highend semi conductors then the time will be ripe to push for yet another war. How many wars, how many deaths
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by Guthur 4y ago
Once the US has the capacity to replace TSMC then you might see an attack, for totally unrelated reasons of course.
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by Guthur 4y ago
And then someone before, the bicycle, and horse and mule, wait i don't think you're point is coherent.
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by Guthur 4y ago
I'm playing around with prolog at the moment and I think it's a great problem oriented language. For many problems I want to create a specification about my problem space and then reason about it. I feel that prolog is closer to a
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by Guthur 4y ago
It's more like UK and US intelligent services. You don't go from 0 to 100 in a few months.
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by Guthur 4y ago
Actually I'm considering having host languages for the system as I'd like to keep the informational core as pure as possible with the host taking care of any imperative actions. At least that's my thoughts so far. Though tryi
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by Guthur 4y ago
Recently I'm considering building an information system for the company I work for and I believe it would ultimately look like an expert system. This has naturally led me to prolog, but this is a very scary proposition for me to try an
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by Guthur 4y ago
Amun-Ra has missed one important part of writing. It is not just for remembering one's own thoughts but also for transmitting them over great distances of time and space. If one is to read Wikipedia and repeat it verbatim without under
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by Guthur 4y ago
So the state? Again you are conflating to diminish how responsible state bureaucracies actually are.
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by Guthur 4y ago
And similarly in Australia. The more appropriate description is taken by STATE. These and more issues come from state bureaucracies irrespective of any other trappings. Otherwise decent people will do terrible things when given a bureaucrat
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by Guthur 4y ago
You and others are missing all the network of hydrocarbon based energy that allows you to survive, farming, mining, transport etc, your electrical grid is only a portion of a world wide system built upon on tap energy. The weather will neve
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by Guthur 4y ago
You'll actually find that for most of us it's what gives us the life we have. A subsistence existence is not something i'd be wishing for.
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by Guthur 4y ago
This is really a result of "you shall hurt no one's feelings" that has permeated through out our society and part of the broader top down push for Economic Social Governance. This is going to be major disaster like all centra
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by Guthur 4y ago
And the last meaningful act was to swear in Truss, not how I'd like to bookend my legacy :)
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by Guthur 4y ago
"This is appalling" is not even remotely rude, honestly are we all children now?
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by Guthur 4y ago
No, the problem is that you are repeating the same nonsense that has been said for literally decades. So at this stage we can't agree there is actually a problem. If species go extinct that is not actually in my mind a problem that jus
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by Guthur 4y ago
Not you nor anyone else has any proof of any collapse, it is hyperbolic nonsense. The problem is that all and I mean all of these idealogical driven agendas require tyranny because I for one do not agree with your world view.
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by Guthur 4y ago
Oh you so benevolent, force people at gun point to abide by your will, right?
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by Guthur 4y ago
How do you figure, is there some formalisation of what is anti nature? Or is it just some dream a hippy had on lsd at Woodstock? The world is constantly in flux, there used to be animals the size of houses roaming about and then there wasn&
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by Guthur 4y ago
There is nothing unnatural about our world, stop maintaining this anti human view point, are ants or termites unnatural for example? This view that humanity is evil is the true racism.
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by Guthur 4y ago
Thanks
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by Guthur 4y ago
Not really a land war. Also China has desire to resolve the civil war by other means.

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