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by depaya 5y ago
There is more coming, he's been working on the topic for years. I think the extra long delay between this and the next in the series is due to a combination of his rather slow rate of production, recent American politics, and Covid (b
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by depaya 5y ago
In who's favor?
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by depaya 5y ago
Well my point is that Minecraft does actually feature some decentralization vs the vast majority of online games.
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by depaya 5y ago
I don't have a solution. I don't have much knowledge of such extremely complex systems and I have no hope of coming up with a solution myself. I can see that my car is sputtering black smoke when I drive it and correctly identify
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by depaya 5y ago
This exact point has been my hesitation with NFTs in general. I think the immutable nature of NFTs is actually very incompatible with human nature; we make mistakes and a completely unforgiving system is only going to make life harder.
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by depaya 5y ago
If someone dies because they cannot get treatment in a hospital (because it is full of covid patients) do you not consider that death a byproduct of the covid epidemic?
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by depaya 5y ago
I think Minecraft is an interesting game to bring up since multiplayer in this game exists in a very decentralized way. Anybody can host a server and your possessions (etc) on that sever are completely unrelated to other servers. One could
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by depaya 5y ago
It's ok to express frustration with something without having a solution to it.
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by depaya 5y ago
Yes I certainly do too, but working with ladder logic can force you to think very differently and solve interesting problems in different ways. You can monitor exactly how the code is running at any given time, you can directly edit it whi
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by depaya 5y ago
Take a look at Ladder Logic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ladder_logic I don't think this was necessarily created by non-programmers, but it was certainly created for them. The language is designed to mimic elec
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by depaya 5y ago
2b2t is the famous one.
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by depaya 5y ago
One of those people is entry level and the other is at least mid level. Certainly it would depend on what kind of a position you're trying to fill and how much you can afford.
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by depaya 5y ago
Related to this - If you want to read a story about a truly post-death world check out the YA novel Scythe. CGP Grey recommended it awhile ago (I assume he read it while developing his video on this topic) and it's an interesting (and
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by depaya 5y ago
Any idiot can build a bridge that stands, but it takes an engineer to build a bridge that barely stands.
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by depaya 5y ago
I believe the idea with gender being immutable is that people who transition to another gender are doing so to align their gender with what they believe it should be. In this way it is immutable; a person assigned male at birth, who later
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by depaya 5y ago
It doesn't compete, they are for different applications. PLCs are industrial devices that are extremely rugged. They operate in very harsh environments: very hot or cold, oily, high vibrations, etc. They need to operate 24/7&#x2
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by depaya 5y ago
My god, the nerve they have to end that video with "UNITING MISSOURI"
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by depaya 5y ago
A factory provides jobs to locals. A factory stimulates the economy by creating local economic activity (suppliers, logistics, construction, restaurants). A crypto operation might provide a small fraction of everything above while also pro
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by depaya 5y ago
Put down your Ayn Rand novel for a second and gain some empathy. A few rich crypto miners pricing many people out of electricity is inhumane.
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by depaya 5y ago
I was a heavy user of Wave for the brief period of time it existed. Although I struggle to think of how I will integrate this into my workflow today, I am excited to give it a try.
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by depaya 5y ago
Might not be an option. If the material hardens in the machine it might need to be completely disassembled and rebuilt with many of the parts requiring replacement (since it wouldn't have been designed with disassembly in mind).
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by depaya 5y ago
Couple of things to consider: Many of the processes might require the product is pushed and/or pulled through the machinery. If there is no material behind to push it could cause problems within the machines. Once the continuous proce
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by depaya 5y ago
We need laws to save people from themselves and from being taken advantage of. If fire codes were not a thing, developers would build terrible fire traps and people would rent them. There would inevitably be many deaths; this has happe
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by depaya 5y ago
Yup! That's not an insult, just reality.
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by depaya 5y ago
> I mean red states are more rural which alone would account for more subsidies. Yeah, duh, that's their point. We are strong as a country because our wealthy, dense state economies support our poorer, rural state economies; and tha
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by depaya 5y ago
You are being way too charitable. While there certainly are people that fall into the category you claim... there are many who are full blown Jewish space laser, government ice wall, lizard people shadow government, 5g microchip tracker cr
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by depaya 5y ago
A credible fact check would not state "Covid-19 did not leak from a laboratory" - it would state "There is no evidence that shows Covid-19 leaked from a laboratory." Back in early 2020 the "evidence" to which
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by depaya 5y ago
Do you consider it a bad thing that he said that "to your face" rather then receiving a generic rejection letter (or being ghosted)?
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by depaya 5y ago
It's not possible to embarrass someone with no shame. It's easy to lie and debate dishonestly[1]. Engaging in such a debate would only legitimize a position that may have no legitimacy to begin with. [1] https://en.wi
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by depaya 5y ago
What a stupid hill to die on.

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