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by econ 2y ago
They are to blame for his power. If someone else decided the time to act is now then they must choose now. The default is to not change anything. I may ignore what people say and look what they do. I do this to make people angry :-) What is
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by econ 2y ago
If that mass doesn't accumulate fast enough he is right and people want him to run things the way he does. It might look weird to me or others, they might even say the opposite but only ones actions count.
753.
by econ 2y ago
Sounds fun. You would only have to provide listing editing if the plugin is not on the other site. If anyone fills a complaint and can prove ownership a redirect can be provided. Could maybe perhaps train an llm on a plugin and have it assi
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by econ 2y ago
Those might be agents too. The narrative might have started with electric fields from the grid stressing people if not causing cancer. Then moved to radio, wifi, the so called biological radio frequency spectrum. Etc It was always an engine
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by econ 2y ago
Then start with a new place to share plugins.
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by econ 2y ago
The system rewards those who support it regardless what the system is. It does so by whatever means available. Our system does measure useful deeds and rewards them ( which is great) but measurements have become the goal rather than that w
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by econ 2y ago
Why is this written like the MIT reader hears about the technology for the first time? On other websites this would be more appealing. Edit: Are we reading a generated article?
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by econ 2y ago
Open the image in the Gimp. Duplicate layer adjust opacity then drag it sideways until they line up. Toggle layer visibility..... Wait, why isn't there a service for this? Or is there?
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by econ 2y ago
IMHO one should only desire to become Confucius level famous. The kind where you don't need validation to know you've done something interesting.
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by econ 2y ago
I did a similar experiment for 14 days when I was 13-14ish, it balanced out to 20-30 minutes wake and a 5 to 10 min nap. It was pretty wild. I coded (machine code) in bed until my head got heavy then I would nap and wake up shortly after wi
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by econ 2y ago
I don't care much for labels. I have one rule for websites that everyone should follow (lol): whatever you are doing, keep doing it, stick to the theme/topic, stick to the update frequency. It is only wrong if you change either.
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by econ 2y ago
I thought you had a point but then I remembered how funny it is. If you are dealing with sensitive customer data you shouldn't get to skip security. It is actually cheap and easy if we change the question: Should you be allowed to run
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by econ 2y ago
Ahhhh so we can just return the result without doing anything!
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by econ 2y ago
Keep the secret!
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by econ 2y ago
Did they sentence him to being white?
766.
by econ 2y ago
Whatever the obstacle, document and examine it. What is the worse that can happen? Plan for it.
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by econ 2y ago
One of my learning moments involved the realization that keeping up with the Joneses is much more appealing than being ahead. If all npcs interact with the village fountain it makes perfect sense. If you are the first to discover tossing a
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by econ 2y ago
Domain names and hosting are really more of the same garbage. People should be able to host things on their computer and without having to learn anything. Friends should archive and mirror it and without having to check boxes. Only with fil
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by econ 2y ago
A very clumsy person can replace the battery of a flashlight or a radio with greater success rate than a repair shop disassembling a phone and looking into your personal information while you are stranded by the side of the road unaware of
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by econ 2y ago
It might be hard to somewhat gradually switch to part time work but if you want a bookstore it's more rewarding if you have to struggle to get there.
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by econ 2y ago
It makes people angry because it is true. When I got the job selling an insanely inferior version of the product I couldn't sell the formula was this, sit down and listen... They had 40 different registered businesses all selling the s
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by econ 2y ago
We shouldn't complaint as it is all our fault. (haha) I think OPML is the technology. Go build one and share it. Writing or recording your own stuff is a lot of work. Help promote all the cool things you've found outside the walle
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by econ 2y ago
God, we use to have a street full of people running unprofitable stores. Some were deep in debt making the dream a reality. Why not a functional bookshop? You don't need money, you need to work on the plan(s). How do museums work? Wher
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by econ 2y ago
You should do as you want ofc but I don't trust anything that hasn't been proven toxic. If they make a fine wine or a quality beer and put it in plastic (or something coated with plastic) I can't take the company seriously. T
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by econ 2y ago
Do you have a version that requires more kills? At 20 or so it would be a useful admin login challenge. To make it less hackable it could perhaps submit which monsters were killed and/or the time between kills or some other pattern. If
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by econ 2y ago
Yeah, it's pretty wild. One can also do 10-20 seconds of cardio a few times per week and have real results.
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by econ 2y ago
That's right, convenience is the enemy! We should start some kind of movement and convince others in the least productive way. I know, it sounds like a lot of work. There is one more funny twist to the picture you've painted. What
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by econ 2y ago
If I look over the ingredients my inner philosopher can't seem to combine them into a palletable meal. It all starts with the absurdly naive idea that you can just let people post things they want and that it will all work out nicely.
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by econ 2y ago
Here in NL we first went from non profits owned by the members to gov housing. They just took everything without payment. Then they privatized everything and the corporation got the houses for free. All was fine for a few years then profit
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by econ 2y ago
My imagination produced a product with the worse possible build quality but with various tiers of replacement parts. Say you buy the laptop with a crude 3d printed case and when new money comes in you buy the titanium case. Spending the wee

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