Unearned5161

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by Unearned5161 2y ago
I would imagine something where you can see the immediate results of what you're writing under your pen to be better, otherwise you'd have to be facing the board somehow and not the class
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
nice writeup, I always like taking extra care to view the actual motions a professor uses when writing the symbols on the board as it can sometimes be non-obvious the order or direction to start in. would also love tips on making right curl
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
thank you for the thought-provoking article, and cheers for speaking out. Makes one think about how many ideas and potentials we've missed out on as a society due to this informational asymmetry. Due to the expert-apprentice power stru
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
You should also ask yourself if there's a psychological effect making you think that the people on the other side of the fence are delusional. Admittedly it's a tough current to pitch yourself against, that search should be a paid
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
Perhaps the argument I left in a different comment will illustrate why inflationary currencies are preferable. Please note that by inflationary I don't mean high inflation, I mean small, controlled, inflation. > You should use a mon
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
You're not buying an inflationary currency. The inflationary currency is what you buy things with. Like commodities (bitcoin)! Bitcoin (or any other commodity/crypto) being valued well and being a "good" investment is co
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
=) you're conflating meanings, perhaps due to some of my handwaving. There's a difference between a medium of exchange that loses value, and a medium of exchange that LOSES value. People don't want the latter. That potato is
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
That's an odd take. What's bad for the economy is, for the most part, bad for you. But to answer your question more directly, you should use a money that loses value because its purpose is as a medium of exchange and not a store o
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
if you would like to continue your mental journey, I recommend reading this: https://singlelunch.com/2020/10/21/badeconomics-putting-400m...
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
ooo, read this! https://singlelunch.com/2023/09/13/the-bad-economics-of-wtfh...
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
if you genuinely are interested in an answer to your question, I recommend this blog post by Matt Ranger: https://singlelunch.com/2020/10/21/badeconomics-putting-400m...
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
hahaha it was a good idea to remove that last sentence from your comment I'll nibble at the bait regardless: Your comment of spending patterns is missing the forest for the trees. A modern, capitalist infused, economy works like a big
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
oop, someone should update an entry in this museum! https://www.fbi.gov/history/artifacts/ross-william-ulbrichts...
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
for the record, I appreciated your creative prose and enjoyed the trippy narrative
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
Neat implementation! Big fan of integrating more NFC into apps. There's something satisfying and reassuring about the physicality of it all. I'll add a vote to whoever has the time to port it over to android =)
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
In water yes, but ancient shipwrecks are found all over the place because they've been buried under sediment. That is the case with this one, you'll notice in the article that they say, "the sand protection is leaving",
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
big fan of feedmail [1] for a "dumb" reader. It just delivers it to your inbox. I have a folder set up called "feed" and I can do all the email things to the items landing in that folder. Every email costs a credit, you
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
What a brilliant idea. I've had learning to read French on my list for a while now, I'm going to try transcription as another way at it.
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
Ok I did one letter, from a woman in 1814 writing to James Monroe (then Secretary of State) asking for a passport to go to Scotland to get her late brother's property. What a trip! So enjoyable to get into the flow once you've &qu
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
I'm not too sure about that reading, I got "The following is the declaration of James Lambert a soldier of the Revolutionary War in South America." rather different
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
cheers! I was looking for something semi productive to sink a Friday night into on a more serious note, working through a transcription project for letters and journals that nobody has touched since they've been archived is such a wond
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
for any of the lucky 10000, like me, who were left wanting to see what this game looked like: https://youtu.be/Nm-PXmOELAw?si=Z-RXbdqNzkSF3cqx my brief search didn't show me any more obscure Korean only strategy videos
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
While unemployment certainly deserves a conversation of its own, I think the more overlooked aspects of education and democracy will erode our society deeper into a hole by themselves. I'm rather fearful for the future of education in
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
From someone who had to mentally let go once you started talking about planes crossing each other, thank you for such an amazingly detailed writeup. It's not everyday that you learn a new cool way to divide numbers!
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
Yes! I have a completely unfounded theory that sounds right to my gut that basically all that matters is time and focus. If you want to learn something all you need is time and focus, you can't get there with just one of those two, you
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
I like this thought process your brought up here! I hadn't put much time into thinking about the physical separation of generations in organizations like schools. A certain absence of physical heritage if you will... A mini extinction
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
love the app, I think it works much better than a simple background with a question on it, and not only because I like to have pretty pictures there instead an idea: it would be neat to have extra functionality with specific apps, with regu
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
I'd be interested in hearing what, if any, danger to society spinny hubcaps present
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
I've been using Kagi for the past 3 months, recently moved to the ultimate plan (assistant + search). I've highly enjoyed my experience, and I think the best analogy I can think of is switching from shopping for food at somewhere
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by Unearned5161 2y ago
which makes pressing the back key multiple times take you on a fun adventure in reverse!

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