brighton36

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by brighton36 5y ago
This is useful. Good numbers. Thank-you.
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by brighton36 5y ago
Where did you get these numbers? I assume this is a post-hoc rationalization?
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by brighton36 5y ago
You'll note that my comment was downvoted. This evidence is immoral. Thus, it won't be aired. You can go to pandaanalytics.com if you'd like, and play with their index options. See what strategies have worked well. (I weight
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by brighton36 5y ago
Meanwhile, crypto indexers beat Bitcoin maximalists. But, the evidence for indexing performance will never see the light of day . :)
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by brighton36 5y ago
These consensus systems are usually solutions in search of a problem. It's pretty rare for these consensus systems to offer an efficiency in practice...
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by brighton36 5y ago
Absolutely. I think that's how we got here. But, the thought regulation regime is pretty new historically. I don't know why we accept it, on the basis.... That thoughts ... Take up space?
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by brighton36 5y ago
You'll notice though, that the term 'intellectual property' wasn't invented until the (roughly) mid 20th century. After which time, copyright and patent law were affixed to this construction. There was no intellectual pr
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by brighton36 5y ago
Information is not property. That's the postmodern nonsense. Property takes up space. These are mostly thoughts being controlled under the rubric of property
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by brighton36 5y ago
Why anyone has the authority to compel public expectations based on the arrangement of bits.
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by brighton36 5y ago
I'm increasingly sure we'll need to drop out of society, in order to fix it. Just walk away from the city, find a place (maybe outside the USA/Canada) and work on building a village with it's own spirit, and without the
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by brighton36 5y ago
A kind of number go up
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by brighton36 6y ago
I get the impression that most people download their opinions from whatever pa system is loudest and closest to them. Perhaps that explains this...
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by brighton36 6y ago
This is a perfectly well-reasoned and responsible comment. I have no doubt that's what will make it unsuitable for upvoting.
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by brighton36 6y ago
I'm pretty sure that's what got us into this mess.
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by brighton36 6y ago
Is this prestigious?
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by brighton36 6y ago
Why is there even a problem? Everyone needs a thneed.
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by brighton36 6y ago
The Internet has become a gigantic repository of post-hoc rationalizations. Its pieces like this, that make me wonder if maybe the library of alexandria would have actually been far less interesting that we thought....
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by brighton36 6y ago
I like you. Including your username. I'm surprised your comments aren't down voted more. They're honest. People don't seem to like that these days.
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by brighton36 6y ago
Government procurement is fundamentally broken, in the software world. The incentives of procurement seems to ensure that the worst software is produced, at a significantly greater cost than free alternatives. I blame this on the rise of ad
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by brighton36 6y ago
"There are no facts, only interpretations". It could just as easily be the case that people with black hair are more affected than people with white hair, if that was the taxonomy we applied to the dataset.
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by brighton36 6y ago
I've wondered a lot about whether these uavs aren't more powerful than a lot of our fighter jets. I guess it's inappropriate to talk about scenarios where they could be deployed to cause great harm. But, it doesn't take
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by brighton36 6y ago
If you don't believe the policy is legitimate, then, it's altruistic. (Because you're justly defying tyranny) There is no objectively good determination here.
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by brighton36 6y ago
I think this is the problem that 'original sin' fixed. It seems that everyone believes they themselves are good. And thus, they know what's good. But, I doubt that any of us are good. And I don't think good objectively e
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by brighton36 6y ago
Autodidacts > Students. This is fantastic. I love it.
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by brighton36 6y ago
We're eating the menu instead of the food.
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by brighton36 6y ago
Everyone needs a thneed.
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by brighton36 6y ago
Everyone needs a thneed.
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by brighton36 6y ago
Its probable that everything you've ever heard about crypto, is a post-hoc justification. That 'number go up' is the result we all want. And anything that's said about the matter, was said because 'number go up&#x27
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by brighton36 6y ago
Everyone needs a thneed.
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by brighton36 6y ago
That program is an amazing piece of software. It would be nice if there were an open source version...

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