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by dekken_ 11mo ago
I realize this is difficult for you, but if you read my first response to you, it was talking about Europeans (which I am), and what they identify with, we as Europeans, have little say in how we are taxed.
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
If you have no say in how much you are taxed, that is taxation without representation. Seems you completely missed the point.
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
You may want to review what caused the American revolution.
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
> That’s an idea Europeans can identify with. To a point, when we stop seeing a social benefit from our taxes, it starts to look more like theft.
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
Rendering it somewhat redundant... Edit: this comment was made before the person I was responding to edited their post to include the second line.
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
Money only works when there is a base level of trust that later, money accepted will have some similar utility.
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
You're positive there are zero democrats with no financial stake in defense contractors? To me it seems an issue of individuals, rather than "parties".
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
And yet unpaid internships are still a thing as the point is education, not direct financial compensation.
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
uhuh, well I'm sure you know how to use a search engine
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
Take your pick Schrodinger/Dirac/Feynman. A wave is a product, trigonometric functions do not exist. Gerard hooft was on Curt Jaimungal's youtube channel a while back, I generally agree with him, discrete systems cannot be ex
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
QM is many things You might want to be a little more specific, and rely less on approximations. I am aware of what the Copenhagen interpretation states, thanks
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by dekken_ 11mo ago
> is just too low of a fidelity for such a complicated system? I think you're asking questions that some are afraid to ask. It appears to me that some people have become accustomed to working with approximations, and have accepted t
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by dekken_ 1y ago
> Make them pay money It already cost money paying for the time and resources to be misappropriated. There needs to be resignations, or jail time.
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by dekken_ 1y ago
> But I still am down with paying a little more Then do that, no one is stopping you, I didn't vote for it, and I don't support it. It's blatant discrimination.
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by dekken_ 1y ago
It's either people don't understand perverse incentives, or, they want to gain from them and just keep quiet about it, I'm not sure we'll ever know.
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by dekken_ 1y ago
it is theft, the government should not be involved in charity. taxes, are a burden, and should be minimal, and if individuals want to be charitable with there own money after taxation, great, that's their choice
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by dekken_ 1y ago
tomorrow never comes
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by dekken_ 1y ago
> identify yourself to the government "The government" is not an abstraction, it's bunch of people, fallible people, who may or may not have your best interests at heart, so really, why should they have much to do with the
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by dekken_ 1y ago
Clearly, I have no interest in your opinion, or an arbitrary authority who thinks they can grant "licenses".
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by dekken_ 1y ago
> you will gradually lose control of your government Already happened. That this keeps getting put forward is the evidence. Representative democracy, is not a democracy at all. Sic semper tyrannis.
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by dekken_ 1y ago
Absolutely, evidence of abuse is secondary to the actual abuse. Plus, the fact you could use/make AI/LLM/etc generate nefarious content that is hard to tell is fake, tells you the abuse isn't even what they are intereste
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by dekken_ 1y ago
The IRA quote to Thatcher comes to mind
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by dekken_ 1y ago
Yeah I was talking about MISRA and the like really, seems like a problem that's already solved to some degree
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by dekken_ 1y ago
Some software maybe, like aerospace, but I have the option of not going to a doctor and trying to make myself healthier, so I should be able to write software also, and if anyone else wants to use it, that's their choice,
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by dekken_ 1y ago
> other faculty worry that our students leave without any real exposure to Python have you seen this? https://cppyy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by dekken_ 1y ago
80/29 rule is the paretypo principle?
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by dekken_ 1y ago
This should be considered theft, they are stealing electricity to perform rendering/computation
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by dekken_ 1y ago
> IINA - The modern media player for macOS.
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by dekken_ 1y ago
Yeah, communism is slavery. We seem to need to relearn this periodically.
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by dekken_ 1y ago
It's performative, distractionary grand standing. Dealing with the symptoms, not the causes.

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