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defterGoose
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defterGoose
4y ago
This is what so many "free market" hawks tend to misunderstand. The market is not an acyclic network, but is still strongly ordered in its power imbalance. 'The world is in greater peril from those who tolerate or encourage e
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4y ago
I'm sorry you don't like our tone.
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defterGoose
4y ago
Well, you've basically just defined a Turing machine, so...yeah, anything computable.
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4y ago
>There's a schism being created in this world with the work from home crowd being one side, and the warehouse/foodservice crowd on the other side. Totally agree, and it's good to know that anyone besides myself sees it. Fo
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4y ago
If you remember what it is, please post the name, it sounds very good.
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4y ago
| Metaverse is an interesting idea... It's really not though, nor is it an original one. There are real people with real problems in the world and we've seen over and over that increasingly virtualizing our interactions, with a fe
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defterGoose
4y ago
Ooh, careful saying anything negative about social media or tech companies here. /s
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4y ago
5-axis. No one uses Stanford arms for milling strong materials. The sixth axis would be redundant with the spindle rotation anyway.
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4y ago
I see GANTT charts in my nightmares now. ...But Harvest was even more annoying.
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4y ago
I'd just like to point out that (1) is the same thing as losing wealth since all the wealth is essentially made up anyway. If the majority believe that the economy is strong, it is, and vice-versa.
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4y ago
The lack of an /s tag strikes again...
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Remind me why there are no downvotes on articles again?
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4y ago
Cars: just filter by only "cars and trucks" and "owner". Bingo bango.
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4y ago
See, I completely equate "clutter" with things like banner ads. CL is amongst the least "cluttered" sites I use. It absolutely doesn't live up to the latest trends in UI/UX design, but the fact that it feels mo
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4y ago
Can you provide a concrete example? IME any online platform is going to be a staircase into the bowels of human nature. It's all about being aware you need to protect yourself online. If you're encountering things like child porn
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4y ago
As I noted above, not as much of a problem here in LA, but I totally believe you that it's true elsewhere. And honestly, I'm probably missing some great stuff not perusing FB and OfferUp. But there's one simple, guiding princ
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4y ago
CL is still alive and well here in LA. It's possible it's just in the markets I'm looking in (tools, machinery, cars, etc), but I've always preferred it over things like FB, OfferUp etc. I feel like the people I meet fro
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> We see this sort of optimization-to-the-test being possible in most other domains so why not this one as well. Because then you're doing junk science (and possibly active harm) in all domains in the name of improving economic metr
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Umm yeah, just couldn't make it past the whole "post-colonial meta-narrative [for white people]" bit. That's pretty much a good summing up of all the criticism I've read of the film: that because it was made by some
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Maybe if our government would decide to subsidize healthy, local food instead of big corn syrup, more of us would A. Know what real food is supposed to taste like, and B. Would eat in a healthier way.
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4y ago
Can you explain why? I found it such a deft exposition on both zoology and philosophy. So good.
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I mean, if we choose the metric of "presidents capable of not resigning in disgrace", then Nixon is literally the worst, and by an infinite margin.
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Right, but wood is also a great insulator compared to steel, so where a steel beam's yield strength would go down quickly throughout, you're only going to burn the outer layer of the beam, allowing it to retain most of its strengt
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In physics we say that an object is a tensor if it transforms like a tensor. Self-referential, yes, but hints at the fact that not all possible multidimensional arrays are tensors.
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This isn't at all borne out by the data yet, unless you're talking about the purely tautological case.
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This seems so massively self-centered to me. There is plenty of value to be found in the idea of sacrificing oneself for others or a greater cause. If you think your death is the worst thing that could happen to you, you're not thinkin
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These types of products generally fall under the header of "lifestyle brands", and IME are experiencing a big boom right now due to the advent of "influencers".
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LA has one of the best (if not the best) used car markets in the world. Prices are admittedly high for any vehicle right now, but if you do your research and are ready to jump when things pop up on CL, you can never overpay for a car agai
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As a current job searcher, I literally tried to explain this to my mother a few hours ago. Basically, "I can't get anyone to hire me despite the fact that I interview very well because there's literally no trust that I'v
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Feels a lot like an adult version of the old "stop hitting yourself" trope.
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