drankula3

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   by drankula3 8y ago

   I think ignoring or suppressing our tribal nature en masse is part of the problem. We evolved in an environment of small, closely related communities, and develop in groups and out groups. Without a sharply defined in group, everyone become
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   by drankula3 8y ago

   Got any proof of this? Or does it just "feel" like the truth?
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   by drankula3 8y ago

   Large corporations have a Board of Directors composed of people voted into the position by shareholders. This means that large corporations need for the most part to do what shareholders want, or else they will be voted out. There's al
4. 64.▲
   by drankula3 8y ago

   No, but pure expressions of emotion without anything else don't add to the conversation, it just adds noise.
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   by drankula3 8y ago

   I'm hitting a paywall. Does anyone know a workaround for the wsj?
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   by drankula3 8y ago

   Location: Ozark, MO Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Linux, nginx, networking. Junior-level experience in web development, Java, Python, Node. Résumé/CV: https://lhackworth.com/resume.pdf I have a Bach
7. 67.▲
   by drankula3 8y ago

   It seems like after Reddit exploded trying to catch the Boston Bomber, the insane velocity of content was nerfed to prevent hivemind comment. I don't know if any data is available on how things have changed though.
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   by drankula3 8y ago

   Personally, I am thinking very hard about buying rural land in Canada, as global warming and mass migration may cause the price of land to go up substantially over time. I haven't run the numbers or pulled the trigger yet though.
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   by drankula3 8y ago

   So what? Wouldn't that just make wages rise in those other industries, pushing more Americans into those apparently underserved fields?
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    by drankula3 8y ago

    And needlessly passive aggressive posts drive me nuts. Production will rise to meet supply, but that does not mean it will do so smoothly or easily. Perhaps accessible olivine is limited. Perhaps current extraction methods would be too expe
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    by drankula3 8y ago

    > Raw olivine is currently ~$20-$25/ton and the average us person puts out 15-20 tons of CO2/year. Globe-scale carbon sequestration would increase demand for olivine massively. Would mining operations be able to scale appropria
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    by drankula3 8y ago

    This is true, there are benefits. We must ask ourselves collectively whether the benefits(easier cross platform development) are worth the price(increased data collection by gigantic multinational corporations used to manipulate populations