RupertEisenhart

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by RupertEisenhart 6y ago
Do you also find it hard to sympathise with people who are trying to escape the trap of poverty? If I made assumptions about your circumstances, would I be surprised?
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by RupertEisenhart 6y ago
Needless to say,yes artists are indeed bothered about the properties of their paint.
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by RupertEisenhart 6y ago
"then look at all of the over engineering, the layers upon layers of abstraction, the obsessive need to keep making software larger and more complicated only to eventually tear it down and rebuild the exact same thing with the new-hotn
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by RupertEisenhart 6y ago
The universe is a Goldbergian monstrosity running on a Godlbergian mostrosity. Computer programmers didn't invent this pathology, and they might help us understand it. Factorio is a celebration of things as they are. "Five: From t
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by RupertEisenhart 6y ago
they arn't prepared for such big news, you are part of the involuntary DDOS
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by RupertEisenhart 6y ago
better than a stopped clock
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by RupertEisenhart 7y ago
Flight mode is the only way of living
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by RupertEisenhart 7y ago
The 1000 dollar human genome [1] is one of the most staggering examples of this. "In dozens of presentations over the past few years, scientists have compared the slope of Moore's law with the swiftly dropping costs of DNA sequenc
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by RupertEisenhart 7y ago
I find it pretty terrifying how many people there are in here jumping to defend opioids. Seems kinda off-topic for an article about how predatory practices in marketing potentially harmful substances can be problematic. I mean, nobody is su
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by RupertEisenhart 7y ago
That's interesting, I like the idea that digital natives will have more of a vested interest in caring about the internet, but I'm not sure if it will play out, especially if there continues to be such a strong focus on things lik
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by RupertEisenhart 7y ago
I've always the held the somewhat cynical position that this sort of stuff would push [the interesting] people towards other, decentralized Internets. I'm a big fan of new projects like IPFS and DAT, and GNUnet had a great call to