bigbluedots

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by bigbluedots 3y ago
If such a scheme we're to compensate content creators there'd have to be some way to determine how to slice up the revenue for them. Hits and data is one way. Your ISP probably already does that - at least re sites visited and dat
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Just ask Elon, he can help you today
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Ok, hear me out: Here is how to remove all unwanted ads from the Internet. ISPs move to subscription-based billing - a flat base fee to cover their own costs and some profit, plus a 'content' fee that is divided among the sites v
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Nobody goes there any more, it's too crowded
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Criticising Israel != supporting terrorism
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Where can one find multitracks on the internet?
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Once those are developed, anti-anti-drone drones won't be far behind
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
If everything that exists has a cause, and a higher power that created the universe exists, something else must have caused it to exist. What caused God?
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
They're probably too busy trying to survive to spend much time navel-gazing
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
To make it even worse, you might get hit by a bus tomorrow!
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
To me, it doesn't matter too much either way. Should we live a 'good' life, or go around doing 'bad' things? How could it possibly matter either way
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
While we're at it, why not make up a whole load of things to believe in? Like your comment.
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Alternatively, the fact that we don't yet know how the universe came to be doesn't imply that there has to be some great power that created it. Things are happening all the time, of course, but there is no need to see meaning any
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
People can already learn any subject on, y'know, The Internet. LLMs may help but are not required
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
Great, and here I am not having kids
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by bigbluedots 3y ago
This is frequently asserted as fact, and I don't disagree that it is possible. But do you have some specific evidence that you can provide?
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
> the conceived egg cell is already a new member of the given species. why? has it to be of a species? if yes, which one other than human? A cell being of a species does not make it an instance of that species, in the same way that a ski
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
I'm unsure if you're joking, so I'll bite: if 6 is true (a fetus is a human), then is a zygote a human? Can a human be a single cell? Of course not.
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
Oops, look over there for the new goalposts!
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
I'm finding it fascinating how much dogmatic religious junk is being thrown around in the comments here - discussing an article where one of the author's central points is that none of the dogmatic religious junk helped him.
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
That already happens frequently enough at a cellular level.
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
Is it ported over to Rust yet?
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
It's an assertion of an assumption, unless you've gone and measured.
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
That sounds amazing, what does your day to day consist of?
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
Is that a fact? That is just, like, your opinion man.
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
I am planning to autogenerate a set of Java libs from OpenAPI 3.1 definitions in an upcoming project, and so far have assumed it would Just Work. Am I going to have a bad time?
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
Ok, all we have to do is find a way to break down the adenosine before it binds to the adenosine receptors. I'll be awake forever!
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
The article is very supportive of her! There is no slander in it at all. What the hell is wrong with people
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
Yes, in a series of made up tales about faeries in the garden
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by bigbluedots 4y ago
So that if it starts killing people at some point, you can debug it or maybe figure out why it has done that.

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