aminorex

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by aminorex 11y ago
Great. More fools for the fire.
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by aminorex 11y ago
It also prevents effective control through licensure.
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Microsoft continues accepting Bitcoin(cryptocoinsnews.com)
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by aminorex 11y ago
The 9th and 10th amendments tell me that the courts are corrupters of the law rather than faithful judges of it.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Ketamine "addicts"? You crack me up.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Like Consumer Laboratories?
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by aminorex 11y ago
Which is part of the reason why I think taking the long side in the brewing short squeeze in XMR will be brilliant for me.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Massively bullish on XMR due to the short squeezing.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Given that the potential is infinite, no. But it is certainly a useful point at which to have a scaling factor in place. My main thought: This thing needs support for privacy-enabled cryptocurrencies.
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by aminorex 11y ago
1. Know the right person. 2. Actually make millions for your employer each year. 3. Negotiate well at review time. 4. Profit (but a small fraction of what you would make if you ran your strategy yourself)
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by aminorex 11y ago
"Markets always assume the correct rate, because if not there is something that can be profited from." There is always something that can be profited from. Therefore markets never assume the correct rates.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Exploding Gini infers a trilemma: Revolution, redistribution, or growth.
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by aminorex 11y ago
China is an exceptional case. It has a long tradition that way.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Unusable due to draconian Android permissions.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Just wait until the FDA get ahold of them.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Compliance with tyranny is treason.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Strong accusations.
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by aminorex 11y ago
I doubt there is any meat here. The real complaint should be their failure to anticipate and accomodate the perverse but very real requirements of regulatory compliance in the near term. In the long run, the regulations will have to c
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by aminorex 11y ago
1 Rep-rap 2 LENR For a post-scarcity future.
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by aminorex 11y ago
If you will certainly die for the lack of some thing, then you can truly say that you need that thing. Senescence and death costs the species and the planet a horrible price in lost productivity, social conflict, medical costs, human desper
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by aminorex 11y ago
Nobody will have a job in 30 years, so I wouldn't worry about it.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Hypothetical bogey men of an imaginary dystopia should not concern you nearly so much as the loss of productive life, physical and mental decay, and the reckless violence of the hopeless which surrounds you today.
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by aminorex 11y ago
"Wanting to live forever has to be the apex of egoism and arrogance..." I would gladly sacrifice my life to prevent the rest of the species suffering the physical agony, mental degeneration, poverty, frustration, and violence whic
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by aminorex 11y ago
AI is not a question with an answer, and so will never be solved. AI safety is not relevant to exploiting technology to ameliorate senescence. Absent immediate focussed direct efforts in ameliorating senescence, by the time there is a level
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by aminorex 11y ago
Sections 1215 and 1250 say that they don't follow manual procedure requirements. Not surprising, given that the focus of the enterprise is automating laboratory procedures. The remaining sections cited are requirements on the staff op
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by aminorex 11y ago
So true. But people who pay web designers like them.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Quite an ugly set of dependencies to build. In particular, bootstrapping bazel is excruciating.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Rossi has sold 1MW heat plants.
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by aminorex 11y ago
Andresen and Hearn are forking the blockchain. The future of bitcoin thus becomes clouded.
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by aminorex 11y ago
make is portable efficient versatile and simple. unlike imake, cmake, scons, waf, automake, autoconf, ... ad NAUSEAM.

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