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by akomtu 3y ago
No prices, no technical details, just a "join the waitlist" button?
782.
by akomtu 3y ago
Such disputes should be resolved in an octagon cage: a heavy-weight theologian vs a logician.
783.
by akomtu 3y ago
On the other hand, that man would have to be arrested because others wouldn't feel threatened should he not chosen to walk into that neighborhood.
784.
by akomtu 3y ago
So was he arrested for what others could've done?
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by akomtu 3y ago
Productivity of artists can be measured if they are reduced to wall painters. The mind of a bureocrat is like a small dusty cubicle with labelled boxes and step-by-step guides pinned to the walls. There is a lightbulb in the cubicle, but it
786.
by akomtu 3y ago
Let's not turn HN into another rumors farm gossiping about celebrities.
787.
by akomtu 3y ago
The US doesnt care about $10B - it prints far more dollars than that. What it needs is a functioning chip-making factory of the tsmc scale.
788.
by akomtu 3y ago
Cat-holy-cs, or the ancient order of holy cats, that began in the ancient Egypt.
789.
by akomtu 3y ago
This should be added as the 4th option, right after carbon credits.
790.
by akomtu 3y ago
Prettu much. OF belongs to this list.
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by akomtu 3y ago
Any real solution would throw a wrench into the engine of our economy. The US is the biggest consumer, so the US gov could demand each product to be stamped with a manufacturer id, and charge the manufacturer for proper disposal of the thro
792.
by akomtu 3y ago
Speaking of the content , it's nearly completely hollow. If we were to apply a 2D DFT to all the images, then find a "porn" basis in which the images are represented in the most compact form, we'd find out that an avera
793.
by akomtu 3y ago
I guess "pimphouse" was among the options to name the company.
794.
by akomtu 3y ago
What is "it" exactly? Luring users into the pit of addiction, destroying whatever little will they still have?
795.
by akomtu 3y ago
Diamonds are NFTs of the real world.
796.
by akomtu 3y ago
Physics is nowhere near experimenting with such things. Metaphysics has a rather interesting belief that electrons are the smallest 3d particles and look like inflow sinks, positrons are correspondingly outflow sinks, and the flow is made o
797.
by akomtu 3y ago
The collective scientific thought is slowly migrating from seeings atoms as billiard tables to seeing atoms as cups of tea, with a stable wave pattern due to vibration, and a vortex in the middle to represent the nucleus. What the tea is ma
798.
by akomtu 3y ago
And those clouds aren't in the 3d space, because if we consider an ekectron travelling from one galaxy to another, the electron-cloud will reach gakactic size before it interacts with something and then it will suddenly shrink into a t
799.
by akomtu 3y ago
If quantum particles are the probability function, then the image shows the photons themselves.
800.
by akomtu 3y ago
You can still join the monkhood if you contemplate on the image of our spiral galaxy.
801.
by akomtu 3y ago
Books teaching meditation, such as lamrim, usually begin with a list of preliminary work to neutralise the typical negative conditions: lust is neutered by imagining disgusting things, pride is neutered by thinking about the dissolution of
802.
by akomtu 3y ago
"A newbie once met a dzogchen master: - Do you meditate? - Why meditate? - So you aren't distracted. - Am I distracted?" It's from one book about dzogchen. Rephrasing it: "- Do you practice balancing? - Why would I
803.
by akomtu 3y ago
The author describes in academic terms what books less academic call an egregore - a collective charge of negative emotions, with an equivalent of conscioussness, that encourages its members to treat others with suspicion and hatred so th
804.
by akomtu 3y ago
Microsoft is inventing porn or drugs, but for text: very engaging and very hollow.
805.
by akomtu 3y ago
The authors don't understand what birthday means.
806.
by akomtu 3y ago
It's not hard to come up with a highly profitable, but morally bankrupt idea. It's anything that serves those on the top of the food chain: a new creative way to enchance the survelliance machine, etc. But most of the engineers ar
807.
by akomtu 3y ago
The price of keeping public schools the way they are is trashing the future of many bright but poor kids who have no choice but to waste their time in what seems to be a mix of a kindergarten and a corrections facility.
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by akomtu 3y ago
Looks like we are stuck with the insane officers on our submarine, who demand restarting the reactor, which is known for leaking poisonous gases and they dismiss all objections from the crew because their personal rooms are sealed better.
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by akomtu 3y ago
Those that build bridges.
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by akomtu 3y ago
It's a sign of the last stage of an economic cycle when money is made by creatively destroying value, instead of creating it.

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