TchoBeer

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by TchoBeer 5y ago
That's rather callous
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Since when is stack overflow dying?
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Or is it nuclear powered?
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
I wonder if it'll start filling up if enough users do this
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
I think Harvard has students on the order of 20,000
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
That sounds rather defeatist. Is it impossible to make work, life, or social structure more fair? I doubt you think that.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
We wouldn't have to ban it any more than we had to ban cigarettes
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
>Virtually everyone who smokes for any reasonable duration will become addicted and almost all do so enough to substantially effect their health and longevity whether they know it or not. This sounds right enough, but can you cite your s
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Science has produced incredible data on the treatment and care of rodents. Almost like they're manipulating us to do work for them.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Alcohol is also addictive expensive and bad for you, and yet no one asks why anyone would drink alcohol
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
They can't be jammed because they can operate without being connected to a remote controller
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
>humans have had a long and proud tradition of making things go boom. Certainly long, but I'm not particularly proud of the many ways we've found to kill each other.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Android gives me 2.2
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
What's the joke I don't get it
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
or, OR!, more likely he was connected to his friend's wifi and it uses IP to group people.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
I've had this happen too, but I wonder how much of it is confirmation bias. I see ads for random stuff all the time and don't even think twice about it, but when we're talking about buying a laptop for my sister and I get lap
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Such a shame that such a great book had to have such a lousy ending.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
The Man in the High Castle had probably the worst ending of any book I've ever read, it's really incredible how the book takes such a sharp nosedive in the last 2-3 dozen pages
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
The problem here is "fourth" as if dimensions can be ordered. Time is a dimension, and together with three spacial dimensions that makes 4.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
I'm going to piggyback off of this to rant. I felt like the "psyonics and corporate subterfuge" gets axed midway for the "keeping people in cryogenic stasis" shtick. Like Pat is set up to be all that with incredible
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
I don't know if Blade Runner is less dark than Do Androids Dream. The main difference between is the omission of Mercerism and the Empathy Box, imo.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
I can think of several words like that, "comprehend" is the first one that springs to mind.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
This sounds like a made up distinction. If I asked someone "how are you" and they reply about how they're having a hard time because a family member died I would definitely not "try to get out of the situation", and
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
What? It does no such thing, it just assumes life doesn't violate the second law of thermodynamics, which seems reasonable considering we've never observed it doing so.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
What need did you have to hire a consultant to evaluate a porn site
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Publishing in mathematics has been a nightmare ever since Google merged with the abstract concept of addition
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
I'm getting the weirdest powerful deja Vu from this post.
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
Sometimes it feels like cryptology stuff gets invented just to make Number Theorists feel useful
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
>Plus the challenges Linux still faces before its ready for mission-critical space exploration Can I get a tl;dr on this
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by TchoBeer 5y ago
There's very clearly air, seeing as the helicopter is flying.

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