andrewclunn

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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Kids are hard. People are selfish. Birth control works. The dating market is torture. Divorce is rampant. We're constantly bombarded with environmental destruction predictions. Most wealthy nations have leaders that seem content
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Get rid of the federal guarantee for homes that are deemed too risky for private insurance. Stop privatizing gains with publicly backed safety nets and people will engage in less risky behavior. But get ready to be labelled as heartless i
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
$$$
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Simplest approach is to make two categories blended and pure. With contestants only being allowed to enter one. This would incentivize otherwise would be cheaters yo enter the category they can legit compete in, reducing the amount pf tes
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Wait wait wait. Did I read that right? Dog were removed... to prevent them from breeding with the seals?
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
The indicator of what is charged and what is not are not reliably updating.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
"Hey, I like that table, I'm going to commission somebody to build one for myself!" Totally legal. No loss to first individual. The fact is that intellectual property IS treated differently, and was justified as being requi
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Newspapers filled this role once, and they're privately owned. You have two choices: privately owned or government run. I'll take the private ownership route. Better than prior, now users can openly write back outside of "
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
What I always find interesting is how Democrats insist their failure is due to a lack of sound strategy. That is of course a strategy in and of itself to NEVER admit that it might be a refutation of their policies or (gasp) their values.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Sometimes (with older games) I force proton installation instead of the native port because it runs better.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
They just could not resist the pun... and I'm here for it.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Dang those dinosaurs were really good jumpers back when they lived 6,000 years ago...
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Likely Unpopular Opinion Alert: Ever see a minimum required purchase for using a credit card? Same kind of deal. You might not be able to make sales below a certain threshold on their own and remain profitable. Is that eBay's fault
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Considering the failure of particle physics to make substantive gains, even with the massive expenditures made, I cam think of a number of far more enticing uses of the funds and lunar real estate.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Did they count their liabilities? If I "owned" a million dollar home that I own more than a million dollars on, I'd be a millionaire too otherwise.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
I'd explain how to give advice better, but you wouldn't listen.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
The goals of colonization and exploration of the red planet are not always aligned. I for one am not concerned regarding contamination, but I understand why others might have different priorities.
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
Dev Cards Roll Robber / Pirate (if applies) Dev Cards 2 Trading Building / Buying Dev Cards 3 In Conflict alway let the priority player go first. ON 7 move the priority indicator and new priority player moves robber / priate
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by andrewclunn 2y ago
That will likely require full decompilation. This is akin to wrapping the emulator up with the rom, with a few common functions (found via decompilation) being updated to support more modern rendering approaches. This isn't so much &
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
If it’s segmented and opt in then there’s no issue here.
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
Religion is useful / Religion is a virus, are both utilitarian arguments because some people care more about what is useful than true AND because some people's standards for what is true is based on judging its utility. To focus o
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
Step one would be to acknowledge that many of the criticisms of religion are merely criticisms of human nature itself, as secular ideologies and individuals fail in the same sorts of ways by the professed moral standards of most secular ind
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
People keep waiting for this new concept / institution that can replace religion for community building, moral cohesion, and cross generational culture to emerge... but at this point I'm fairly certain it aint coming. I consider
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
Because otherwise why the hell would I work for them?
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
Late by like a decade. We’ve moved on from “how do we save / fix academia ?“ ro “how do we destroy academia?” Nobody thinks college even serves a role in protecting free speech anymore
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
https://hard-drive.net/hd/video-games/sakurai-confirms-capta...
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
She is typically a very "anti-establishment" accessible science educator. When she talks about climate change she puts the onus on herself to actually make the arguments rather than just "pushing the consensus." This i
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
So a sports magazine that has been renting out its brand for decades is now representative of "real journalism?" I'm not sure "real journalists" would appreciate that conflation. Unless of course the comparison is
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
I support this. Border security SHOULD be a national issue. The flip side of course is that this means that California WON'T be able to take down razor wire that border agents put up should the national leadership change.
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by andrewclunn 3y ago
If you sent out probes to calculate the travel time of beams of light between two points, but at Lagrange points from one another, and then had them simultaneously slow their orbits to fall into the sun, and considered the "edge"

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