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by emerged 5y ago
Because without that aspect of a major political platform, there aren’t enough people who would vote them in. It’s strung along in order to maintain power.
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by emerged 5y ago
Or slowly increment the tax over time. Until it’s impossible for anyone but billionaires to smoke. Maybe leave it at just the right amount so the 0.1% does it as a status thing and start dying out.
303.
by emerged 5y ago
Blame the concept of zero for making things odd. Edit: what idiot downvotes this?
304.
by emerged 5y ago
It feels performative. Not even necessarily just the video but living in that world it seems like you’d need to basically play along with how great and perfect everything is. I’m with you where this is my impression from the video while I h
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by emerged 5y ago
You can’t know this any more than you could tell the original Kirk was “real” so it really hasn’t added or subtracted anything from your knowledge. You can go through it yourself and decide afterwards if you’ll take the risk.
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by emerged 5y ago
Anyone who wonders how SF keeps sliding further into dystopia, this is why. Because every negative consequence of their politics gets blamed on some other.
307.
by emerged 5y ago
VST frameworks like JUCE export to VST or stand-alone. So you get both for free. Much easier and more flexible. Also DAWs don’t typically allow you to interface with multiple audio devices. There are ways of doing it but they have major dow
308.
by emerged 5y ago
I had assumed this would be a VST plug-in so you could integrate everyone into (for example) an Ableton Live set with whatever other audio/midi manipulation you want.
309.
by emerged 5y ago
well we should definitely only consider the “default” of every dimension of human being. says whoever is default in that particular trait.
310.
by emerged 5y ago
I keep telling people that my job requires this diamond throne and handsome set of fine watches, but they refuse to give me a raise.
311.
by emerged 5y ago
So you’re saying a new currency wants to supplant the US dollar, and the only thing that can stop it is the US government? Hold on, going to make a phone call to the US government.
312.
by emerged 5y ago
I actually read the entire thing. It was worth it imo. Some stand outs were her kind words about her clients (almost strange to see men as a class described with such positive words). She is clearly a very rational and intelligent person an
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by emerged 5y ago
I listened to a crypto guy on a podcast after taking a significant amount of edibles. He sounded brilliant! Next day I resumed listening and he sounded like the charlatan/ideologue I knew him as before. There is a skill to sounding bri
314.
by emerged 5y ago
His intuitive approach has always felt like “my” kind of smart. Just ramped up to 1000. Contrasted with someone like von-Neumann whose mind and abilities I can’t even comprehend at some basic level.
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by emerged 5y ago
Similarly, if you make only $2M/yr and live in a golden penthouse in downtown Manhattan, you’re barely scraping by. Why doesn’t anyone think of these poor souls?
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by emerged 5y ago
For me it was all about discipline and time/task management. These things could’ve been taught to me at a young age and my young success would’ve been dramatically multiplied and compounded over the years. Unfortunately I didn’t have a
317.
by emerged 5y ago
Is there any way to financially short sell woke?
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by emerged 5y ago
Makes me wonder if there are any objective metrics whether the tactics are working more or less as time marches on. I’d imagine the contagion of woke continues to spread like any other, but by now most of us have been exposed and developed
319.
by emerged 5y ago
Excellent opportunity for Netflix to chop some worthless heads without picking up an axe.
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by emerged 5y ago
I’m wildly more effective at my current 18 hrs/week than I ever was at 100. Part of that is experience and maturity. Part of that is the nature of diminishing returns.
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by emerged 5y ago
From my perspective as a huge Python fan, efficient multithreading is simply the only major thing missing from the language. I would still use C/C++/assembly for bleeding edge performance needs, but efficient multithreading in Pyt
322.
by emerged 5y ago
checkvist?
323.
by emerged 5y ago
Look I’m sorry but you love German music. The sooner you accept that the sooner we can all move on.
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by emerged 5y ago
It’s really good for me. But I had a large catalog of mp3 accumulated over the years and then manually followed a ton of those artists and liked their tracks. Good recommendations obviously require good data. You sort of get what you put in
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by emerged 5y ago
Chinese tourists don’t really have a great reputation (and honestly, it’s deserved). It’s hard to imagine a plan to continuously train them into the country will survive periods of Republican political control.
326.
by emerged 5y ago
See if I invite you to my 4.4 billionth birthday party
327.
by emerged 5y ago
I’m considering a spin-off of NFTs which cryptographically proves that you dont own a link to a real or virtual object. Of course it won’t prove whether or not you do own the real or virtual object, but that’s a tired old argument by pe
328.
by emerged 5y ago
Historic racism -> Intergenerational poverty -> chaos -> Quantum mechanics -> Hawking radiation -> Black hole Now we are all dead. Thanks, racism.
329.
by emerged 5y ago
I’m leaning this direction which is sad because I used to be far away and then moved back. I’m only here for them, and yet they are completely indifferent to my life and needs. It’s so depressing it drives me crazy.
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by emerged 5y ago
I’ve literally never met the CEO of my small company. I once engaged with him on social media and had no response. Literally doesn’t recognize my name. Yet I built the majority of the product his success complete depends upon. He will get m

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