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by beeflet 8mo ago
You could require that all acids are also dyed pink
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by beeflet 8mo ago
they also didn't have 3d printers in the 1700s, so I figure the 3d printer doesn't add much if it requires all of these post-processing steps like molding, casting, and finishing
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by beeflet 8mo ago
If anything, ghost guns should be decriminalized to protect people from the rising danger of ghost-related deaths in NYC. Now that is a startup idea I can get behind.
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by beeflet 8mo ago
Who does it benefit? Not me. Maybe it benefits Mastercard and Visa.
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by beeflet 8mo ago
what the fuck extra checks and scrutiny could they possibly need? They already go through an x-ray machine and get molested before we get on the plane, "real ID" or not.
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by beeflet 8mo ago
looks like objective data to me. Look at our democracy number, it's lower than a ton of other countries!
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by beeflet 8mo ago
Do you have access to 4G? I have been considering options and it seems like 4G has coverage pretty much all over the USA. If that isn't an option, I would consider hughesnet, it seems like they have a cheaper lowest plan than starlink.
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by beeflet 8mo ago
Who is concerned about privacy, but only when their phone is in their pocket? Just use grapheneOS or calyxOS or postmarketOS or whatever.
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by beeflet 8mo ago
dogecoin has tail emission vs bitcoin which has a finite emission. that is also something to consider. Maybe better to compare market caps? Dunno. Also, over time we have seen the development of more non-doge memecoins.
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by beeflet 8mo ago
violate the law
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by beeflet 8mo ago
I don't recall this "richard feynman" guy ever publicly supporting trans rights
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by beeflet 8mo ago
It's convenient that colonies of penguins only live where there is food. One wonders how they got there, perhaps god set them there to live for eternity.
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by beeflet 8mo ago
I would describe it as a faustian penguin, not a nihilist penguin. The other day there was a story here about a coyote that swam to alcatraz ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46674433 ). When we look at an animal that do
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by beeflet 8mo ago
Firstly, ICE agents are making six figures. So in this context it is. You pay for loyalty and secrecy, that is how the government works and how the mafia works. Secondly, it must scale. If the list of perceived enemies is great, you must ha
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I Put a LASER WELDER on my 3D Printer (And it worked) [video](youtube.com)
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Yes. Businesses have a moral responsibility to honor their agreements with their stakeholders above the government.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
The median user would be better off in a society where computers are not needed for daily life. The median user doesn't understand computers. In their life, computers only manfiest as a tool of control imposed by the people who underst
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Mass surveillance through $5 wrench (and massive thug salary) attacks do not scale, but mass surveillance through turn-key decryption does.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
As many as you want.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
We live in a world that is largely still pre-cloning and pre-surrogacy. It will take a couple generations for these new sexual strategies to propagate (for example https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/the-chin
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Women's preferences aren't artificial constraints (I would stress that they are a fundamental regulating factor in human society), but in a UBI world they would be made artificial. In a world with cloning and surrogacy, they will
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by beeflet 9mo ago
7 tps
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by beeflet 9mo ago
you could increase fluid viscosity
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by beeflet 9mo ago
>If they were made plentiful, as they so easily might be, there is no reason to think that the supposed acquisitive instincts of the human being could not be bred out in a couple of generations. How would this be bred out without artific
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Fertility is regulated by education, culture, and labor because it is driven by social interplay between sexes and available resources. Education, culture and resources are women's criteria for evaluating suitable men. UBI makes these
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by beeflet 9mo ago
Yes
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by beeflet 9mo ago
The government won't be able to force Robot Inc. to do anything. Robot Inc. has control of the robots, and the government has control over words on paper.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
I think it is a moot question because UBI and automation will destroy society as we know it through uncontrolled, malthusian growth. I don't think we will last long enough to see what long-term culture that results in. With infinite we
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by beeflet 9mo ago
how are the means of production going to be taken? They have direct control of all of the robots.
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by beeflet 9mo ago
If google and meta didn't exist, it is possible that the advertising market could be more competitive, so the amount companies would need to spend would be lower.

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