Voyage_wanderer

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by Voyage_wanderer 8y ago
Assuming we are living in a simulation. Every our attempt of understanding rules and breaking through the simulation should be considered as a security breach by another side. So it gets fixed. Hence no replication. It had been fixed, dumbs
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by Voyage_wanderer 8y ago
Just google “east Germany poll communism”. you will be surprised what poll results consistently shows year after year. (presentage of people thinking it was good times steadily well over 50%)
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by Voyage_wanderer 8y ago
Well. At about every sail club there is a guy who knows and says all the right things. Helpful and willing to share, bringing an owe. Until he gets at helm. Over my brief following I had the growing suspicion that He is the guy. I might be
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by Voyage_wanderer 8y ago
I can’t without going back, I stopped following him at about his graduation from police academy time. He says all the right things, however there are little details which just wouldn’t add up. Like his work history :). Why there is the res
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by Voyage_wanderer 8y ago
I followed the guy on twitter for half a year. Shallow, rumbling and full of shit. It’s kinda sad picture, with all the big words. Counterterrorism, CIA, Police, and now mass media via new Yorker.
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
The problem is that once you walked over the line into psychosis, it is extremely difficult to come back to “normal reality”. Human’s psycho is very fragile thing. The weaponry basically creates an army of people who lost the boundaries of
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
In other countries it called corruption. Not in US, because it is legal, what don’t you understand?
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
In other countries it is called corruption. In US the current Atorney General called for expansion of civil forfeiture recently... https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/07/session...
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
There is also issue of highway funds. Tax on fuel goes into roads maintanence. There is no current mechanism in US to tax electric vehicles. I wonder if Tesla culculated non-yet-existing taxes into operational casts.
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Thanks for the clarification. However I’m a truck driver, I passed my English requirements for CDl. :)
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
In US a solo driver can drive 11 hours before mandatory 10 hours break. Which, depending on route and traffic, puts you in 500-600 miles/day. Rules around the world are about the same. There are not enough simple parking spots around
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Merging into freeways is always a problem and a hazard to everyone involved. Quick acceleration makes highway safer. More pulling power also means less slow trucks on grades and less jams around them. It is of course irrelevant for the brig
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
You should realize that every agent on the case or any case of money laundering have total and anabated control of money flow. They are a part of the system. Guys who caught are just stupidest of the bunch.
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
This is the reason I believe that self driving thing is doomed. Significant amount of humans will refuse to stop driving. Fair amount of them will make life of self driving things unbearable. Sizable part - on porpoise. Just to check how go
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Just go sailing. Ability to code is least needed commodity. Ability to fit is a better commodity. Be able to compromise if software development is your goal. Be a bussinesman if entrepreneurship is your goal. Be a politician if corporate la
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Surge of leakers unable to resolve issues internally points to serious structural problems. I remember times when soviets were prone to leak. I don't believe that there is any global it firm independent of its handlers..
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Is there any pics of the boat propulsion system? Mutilation can be explained by the body going through a propeller. It is a meat grounder. It is just another possible explanation. Worst marine accidents happen when person falls aboard and g
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
And you, and the regulators are very wrong. Since I have eLog in my cab (mandatory for all trucks by the end of the year), I can't cheat in any way. Meaning I'm forced to drive to meet my delivery obligations when I'm falling
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Apparently, you know very little about the job and how much brain function (mind you, I didn't say education) it requires. And how difficult it is.(just search London taxi drivers study in your favorite search engine) And, at its base
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Are you sure? Truck burns 6 miles/ gallon. New EPA regulations in 21 century actually increased fuel consumptions since about 20% of engine's power goes to cleaning the air. Modern car use 30+Miles/gallon.
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by Voyage_wanderer 9y ago
Well. I guess, I should jump into the discussion. I'm a truck driver with 18 years of experience. Between driving jobs I have had 3 breaks when I was doing programming/software development. I had never liked programming jobs, i al