Guthur

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by Guthur 2y ago
Space-time? Why limit too space, meta-time is so much more interesting.
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by Guthur 2y ago
Or no country, you'll be waiting awhile for a company unless they can grab it and some how lease the moon to the whole planet.
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by Guthur 2y ago
They'll need to get there first...
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by Guthur 2y ago
And when it doesn't harken well move on to some other hyperbolic doomsday, this has literally been going on for thousands of years. Humans have constantly, hubristically , predicting the end of the planet and humanity based on the exis
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by Guthur 2y ago
It might be up there but it's all that an overly analytical and literal population can get their heads around. They literally can't think of any other way of making decisions. If they don't stick numbers on things they becom
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by Guthur 3y ago
And yet the US has been the biggest pusher of comparative advantage economics for everyone else via the world bank and imf. What is good for the goose is apparently not good for the gander. Though I totally agree with the strategic imperati
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by Guthur 3y ago
That's fair, so it isn't self development just like i said? glad you agree.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Learning is hard, what was described didn't sound hard to me? You can call productive if you want, but sounds pretty far from self development to me.
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by Guthur 3y ago
How exactly had it improved your thinking? By your description it did it for you, you just sat back. Doing nothing does not drive self improvement, I can't get stronger sitting on the couch watching videos on YouTube about weight lifti
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by Guthur 3y ago
Knowing the US modus operandi this was all a ploy to bleed TSMC while their own indigenous fab company (Intel) catches up.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Given today's corporate environment it's about his only option, he'd certainly struggle to get a salaried position.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Some things never change, one of them seems to be Zed Shaw. I think he's too edgy even for me, but it's nice to have something stable I suppose...
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by Guthur 3y ago
None of them are really needed, we have survived for thousands of years without phones and computers. Food is a problem i must solve, clicking on some cow clicker or whatever was never a problem until we made it one.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Make them all s-expr with prefix notation solves even that generally, correct?
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by Guthur 3y ago
It's suppose to be a deterrent, the other side just needs to believe it will work at least some of the time.
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by Guthur 3y ago
I've actually been using Prolog professionally including some CLPFD, and I love it. I want it everywhere. Or more precisely i want a logical core with emphasis on purity and push imperative action to the edges. It so sad that as an i
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by Guthur 3y ago
The majority of the advisors employees could afford just follow the crowd. They are successful because "number always go up". An octopus could probably do it as effectively as most advisors. I remember one guy I talked to just aft
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by Guthur 3y ago
Look mate, we can't even stop the economy blowing up every 10 years, and that's just a human construct. If you think that these morons can some how control the climate i really don't know what to say. It boils down to a simpl
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by Guthur 3y ago
So you deny that anything else other than the composition of the atmosphere can go control the climate?
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by Guthur 3y ago
And it's all a fools errand, the environment is known to be susceptible to extra planetary events so it's an utterly brain dead fallacy to assume carbon control has any effect in the long run.
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by Guthur 3y ago
Recycle was always suppose to the last resort. It was Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. But it doesn't take much thought to realise which one had the highest economic incentives.
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by Guthur 3y ago
But it didn't have lisp :)
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by Guthur 3y ago
Ah, this is easy, the value of software is essentially 0. It's possible some one may exhort money via legal machinations but other than that I don't see how it can have any value whatsoever. It's write once then exist infinit
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by Guthur 3y ago
Microsoft has never been good in either consumer electronics or advertising (social media). MS carved out economic rent on business with Windows and Office, Apple actually failed at that.
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by Guthur 3y ago
So the guy has crazy ideas and doesn't hate himself, what's the problem? Of all the f'd up people in the world this guy seems very much on the "so what" end of the spectrum.
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by Guthur 3y ago
I increasingly see less distinction between the various forms of economic rent and organised crime.
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by Guthur 3y ago
They had a golden opportunity and they took it, they created an empire for the modern era, turned on the fire hose of propaganda and convince us that the most warlike nation of the last century is some how the good guy.
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by Guthur 3y ago
The invasion happened 80 years ago, it was the US. The US has more military in Europe than most European countries.
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by Guthur 3y ago
It's obviously Yew handled axe :).
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by Guthur 3y ago
Why worry about foreign governments, your own government doesn't even care about you.

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