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OneEyedRobot
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>White has come to mean everyone of European descent I'd be surprised if anyone in Europe even thought of themselves as 'white' until (perhaps) the post-WWII era. Wogs begin at Calais. >Africa is also very diverse when
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They always call for 'further investigation'. Looking at this: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2107.10356.pdf My general impression (no more than that) is a whole bunch of people crowding into a paper. The paper is m
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5y ago
Put the logic and profit motive of a slot machine in everyone's pocket. What could go wrong?
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I used it in a design. What I remember (it was a while ago) was the lack of OS and driver support from third party software houses. It was a mistake to use it.
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I just think that's such a clever idea. It doesn't take a genius to go to JC when you're 15 years old and a lot of high school bullshit disappears. It's the sort of system that works only so long as not too many people
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I'd warm up to that concept if the article was: "We don't know what in the hell is going on here. Here's our source code and data set of x-rays and race. What do you think?" It could be that in the realm of machin
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>If you consider it from the perspective that race and culture are typically conflated into just race... I'd say that that only occurs in the odd case of 'Latino'. For some reason Spanish-speaking got amalgamated into a t
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If anything has changed urban design, I'd say that it's the huge growth and normalization of homeless populations. You'll see a disinterest in building urban parks, so-called 'hostile' architecture, less interest i
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The GIANT PILE OF CHEAP-ASS MEAT BURGER
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That was exactly my thinking. I wouldn't publish anything until the pixellated versions were better understood.
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>At the time in California, you were able to select a community college as your high school. Seriously, that's brilliant. Was there some local school apparatchik that made sure that your course picks were reasonable?
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"Perished on commenting under posts about social change or doing something meaningful instead of actually doing something meaningful. " You know, I think we'd all be better off if everyone took a break from that one for a yea
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Just to throw this out there. https://c19ivermectin.com/ It's a pity that the whole issue has become politicized, but that's modern times for you. That's why ivermectin is called 'horse dewormer' r
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That's a good answer, although the neo-Nazi groups appear more dangerous in terms of what they might do not what they do. It seems to me that the real threat here isn't so much terrorism (or things that rhyme) but given the amount
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So you are suggesting that the per-capita material well-being in Nigeria has gone down all this time? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_Nigeria#/media... I don't doubt that wealth can be a factor,
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>Once you answer those questions, is there a number of people you'd like to propose as optimal? That's a good question. I'll take a shot at it even though you're not really asking a question but making a point. Let&#
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It might as well be 1000 corporations. The problem remains a version of the village commons.
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>It is not currently run in a sustainable way. which creates something of a tautology. Ability to maintain a population in the long run implies 'sustainable'. I guess that given nutrient vats and fusion power we could have a
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>If you want fewer people, then you want to improve the material well-being of as many people as possible. I'd genuinely like to see that model applied to sub Saharan Africa.
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I just assume that any population level that can't be maintained on pre-20C. technology is probably dangerous. You'll either see a crack-up in terms of society and/or resource depletion at some point.
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While I agree with you on overpopulation, I would guess that the 17B number comes from 8B * 2.something years. Back of the envelope, it's odd that air pollution is around 100x as bad as cigarettes (which admittedly not everyone smokes)
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Is that a problem there? Looking at this long list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_terrorist_incidents_in... all I'm seeing is "a neo-Nazi with paranoid schizophrenia carried out nail bomb attacks over
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>How many people can someone lead? The average person? I'd say 0. Can it be taught outside of a highly organized situation? I'd say no. Can it be taught from a book? I'd say no.
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Hey, I've written those before. It's an interesting SIMD exercise if you've got that opportunity in the processor. The DSP versions can become a little odd looking.
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Can a thing with no mass ever go less than the speed of light? Does it have a concept of time?
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Good site. I like to watch the current wind reports. Add that together with twitter reports and flightradar24 and you can actually get some idea what a wildfire is doing. It's an area where government and the local news are essentiall
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I think my fingers still know edlin.
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If for no other reason, I can see the point of righting shorter because people are losing their ability to read anything longer. I've decided to do all business correspondence as haiku from here on. -------- Regarding your code I would
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I always thought it was grocery delivery or mail-order pet supplies. There are honest-to-charlie geniuses out there. I think that the founder of Pixelon needs a giant trophy.
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Is Apple surprised? It seems to me that the current model for tech companies is.. . Do something clearly sketchy to build your market. It might be copyright violations, it might be lock-in. . Grow/profit until someone cares. . Hold of
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