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ajna91
7y ago
"If we substitute the word indifference for the word liberty, we shall come much closer to the real intention that lies behind the classic argument. Liberty is to be permitted where differences are of no great moment. It is this defini
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Cognitive Attractors
(sergiograziosi.wordpress.com)
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I think in the near future we'll have empirical evidence that most ads are malicious exploits of flaws in human psychology. Ideally, all ads should be plain text listing of facts. Pictures only allowed for demonstrative purposes. And t
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Why was draw_down's comment killed? A quick glance at his profile indicates he is a 4 year old account with more than a 1500 karma, yet every recent comment by him is flagged/killed [1]. Yes, some of them appear trollish, but not
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Aren't the values praised in America: self-respect, lack of deference to authority, and "telling it like it is". How did that become replaced by obsequiousness?
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7y ago
It's certainly been pleasant so far as I've been learning 2d game development!
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7y ago
Can't recommend this highly enough. First time chords ever clicked for me. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1302D94F247600CD
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7y ago
I agree, "beyond the functional" to me implies something else like aesthetics or design.
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Could brain organoids or machines develop consciousness?
(sciencedirect.com)
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The title should note that they were saved from starvation.
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If this[1] is to be believed, Volcker intentionally targeted working people's salaries. > Volcker said that the prosperity of the 1950s and 1960s was a "hall of mirrors" and that the "standard of living of the average
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It's an unstable equilibrium, not win-win but win-lose. It's only win-win if you think being subjected to tracking, ads, etc costs you nothing. Many people would disagree.
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There's another comment above that states that you have no idea if the TV isn't trying to connect to open WiFis, or even use acoustic channels to talk to an app on your phone or smart speaker. Sounds paranoid, but so did everythin
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I agree. Especially face to face worrying about this kind of thing seems unhealthy. However, I can see that in text conversations the chance for misunderstanding can be much higher.
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I thought the parent was referring to the developers/business choice as being immoral, not the customers. If I choose to offer predatory loans which I would never accept for my friends or family to a community that is not financially s
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Small share of U.S. adults produce majority of tweets on national politics
(people-press.org)
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Which is it? That they don't care, or they care but disagree? The first seems to be pretty much the definition of "amoral". "Lacking a moral sense; unconcerned with the rightness or wrongness of something."
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Mass hysteria!
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"To make the film, Wolf developed a complex system to index and identify the 70,000 tapes, which were all six to eight hours long. In the end, he only digitized 100 of the tapes and says those 700 hours are “a tiny scratch into the sur
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Similar discussion 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21544537
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"Glib talk of ‘intellectual property rights’, then, concedes polemical ground to the monopoly rent-extractor by granting a certain perceived virtue to those who hold licences and rights. The rest of us are merely greedy and grasping gr
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Why the Tomato was feared in Europe for over 200 years
(smithsonianmag.com)
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Hey, this is kind of unrelated, but the other day you mentioned "Blueprints for a Sparkling Tomorrow". May I ask what brought that to your mind, since the book was published years ago?
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The Web We Lost
(anildash.com)
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There needs to be some kind of association for shared defense against bullies. Increase the cost of patent/IP trolling while reducing the risk of defending. NATO for small-businesses and startups.
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The Web We Lost
(anildash.com)
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Furthermore, the rats that lived in enriched environments drove for the joy of driving, whereas the standard caged rats only drove for the food rewards. "As hypothesized, the animals living in the enriched environment performed better
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Every Indo-European Language Visualized on a Family Tree
(theguardian.com)
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They stars won't pass through each other. The "solar systems" will pass through each other.
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Maybe remove the first part of your statement so your hypothesis can be debated by cool heads?
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