WhisperingShiba

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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
100%. Really, I'm more expressing my desire to live in a society which doesn't feel a constant (simulated) risk just to exist. This economy is just a game we play, and I think a lot of people don't know this, and also don&#
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I think you have a Kernel of truth in your statement, but perhaps you are overlooking how silly it is for someone's well-being to rely on a couple weeks of video game micro transaction. My heart goes out to the Devs in this category, b
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Unions are a good start, so long as they don't think the path to victory is through legislation. Increasing the spirit of fearlessness and proximity to nature should be sufficient to make the society resistant to corruption. Stimulus
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I think we just have to rethink what being a good person is. Workers have way wayyy more power than people think, they just need unity and the ability to say 'Fuck you' to the systems and people that harm more than help. And keep
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I get what you mean, but I think this might be too prone to error.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
We need better mental health in our way of living. Failure costs are too high, we aren't close enough to the earth, and each other. Trying to throw a bunch of psychologists at the problem is not going to solve a systemic problem. I w
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Alternatively, you commit to a field of expertise, only to become narrow minded, and unable to synthesize simple ideas into products end users care about.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I would love to self study with more vigor. I studied Mechanical engineering, but I find Math to be so beautiful. I think I chose the right education for the work I find meaningful in the world, but I wish I had more time to learn math th
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
The news we hear about lack of labor is not actually a lack of labor, its a lack of meaningful work.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
We need an economic collapse so baaaadly. I love California but this shit is out of hand.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
You need access to resources, so money will never be fully irrelevant to living a good life, until we are fully post scarcity. In current society, if you have a house and an education, things are so easily available, then you can live a bea
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
As long as it doesn't cost more to administer, but the people are able to track funds better, it will solve the problem. I don't expect things to be perfect, I just need them to be better.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Blockchain can fix this
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Its the only thing that matters to me. I am convinced that money is optimizing a quantity which is increasingly becoming irrelevant. If you have a rich understanding of 'meaning' you should be maximizing that, and if that include
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I feel that if I could be 100% certain every dime went to pay for exceptionally talented students to study, full time, for free or to upgrade facilities, I would be less disgruntled. I don't think that its possible to be even 90% certa
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
A good start would be 4 day work weeks. I'm so sick and tired of my friends being too busy to hang out. 2 Days is just enough time to rest up, have a day of fun with the GF/Wife/Family and get some things done around the ho
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
You already know why, it just boggles the mind; that its really happening on this forum.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Fortunately, blockchain is permission less and this move will mainly help to introduce companies processing payments with Stripe to the reality of crypto payments. I expect that most power users and big players will opt for a Stripe-free cr
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I knew it was controversial when I posted it, and I know this comment will be too. That's not my energy at all, but I do think poor behaviors yield rightfully earned distrust and consequences. I was 100% on board with at home testing
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Psychedelics have also helped me move to a better diet. But I am happy to hear that there is no increase in heart problems, considering the vasoconstriction that can happen. The article doesn't have a breakdown of which participants d
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
And thats a good thing too. Don't reward poor behavior with compliance.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Would you rather live in China, than the USA? Not attacking, I am genuinely curious about what you think. From the outside looking in, it seems like people are overworked, overcrowded and rather unequal. Also they have a lot of pollution
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I believe it so as well. I was just reinforcing that I don't believe conventional war can occur without a major technological innovation in missile defense. It all comes down to sociology-economics, which is in turn downstream of cult
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
This is a controversial opinion, but I agree. The global west is realizing it done goofed up; because China does not give a shit about IP and now has the intellectual capability to successfully produce new products which compete with US pro
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I think its made remarkable progress, especially now that Proof of History exists and Proof of Stake is widespread, most of the ground work is set for efficiently creating trust-less game theoretic environments. I think developing blockcha
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Am I wrong in thinking alternative architectures could make it harder to develop software, and a lot of boneheadedness is a result of backwards compatibility? We already have ASICs for very specific processing applications, so I'm not
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I didnt realize that people felt this way. In what way do you imagine personal computing would change if intel was broken up? I can't even imagine what vision you have in this regard.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Only the sale of mowers are banned, I presume you can still use your old equipment until you have to replace it from wear.
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
I think you are right. Its really up to our generation to let go of a lot of things we were told are guaranteed in our life. We really do have the technologies and labor force to fix the problems in the world in a matter of years, we just
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by WhisperingShiba 5y ago
Taking it a little slower could be great for mental health and social technologies. I love science and science/engineering technologies, but IMO we have been amiss by changing our lives so quickly with technological progress, consider

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