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by ende 12y ago
It appears that there is a limited amount of discussion to be had here.
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by ende 12y ago
One thing that the author points out is that the impact by humans is relatively small (compared to natural sourcing), and that natural variation is both vast and frequent.
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by ende 12y ago
I think you missed the point of the article, which is that even the supposed experts don't really know what they claim to know.
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by ende 12y ago
This is very over generalized and a bit too simplistic of an analysis (no offense). There are certainly trends across history towards larger social organization, but this isn't necessarily always mutuy exclusive to smaller, more local
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by ende 12y ago
The justification here reminds me somewhat of those for universal basic income.
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by ende 12y ago
But it sure puts food on the table if you're a starving Princton economist!
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A dating site for algorithms(algorithmia.com)
6 points by ende 12y ago|0 comments
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by ende 12y ago
Why is this technology being wasted on shipyards when I could be using it to reenact scenes from Aliens and play rock em sock em cyborg in my backyard?
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by ende 12y ago
Still afraid. Very afraid.
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by ende 12y ago
Not enough independence. Need an entity that reports to someone outside of the chain of command and has as much teeth as the executive.
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by ende 12y ago
If only that were so, and if only that were enough. Sadly the steady rise of the militarized police state begs to differ.
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by ende 12y ago
ad hominid attack?
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by ende 12y ago
I've wondered about that angle too. Maybe the Judicial branch should have its own enforcement arm. SCOTUS does have its own police force.
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by ende 12y ago
That last item was a bit hyperbole.
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by ende 12y ago
I would like to call for the establishment of a Department of Liberty, with 50% of DHS and other intellifence and law enforcement agencys' funding being diverted into its formation. Its function would be twofold: 1) an army of civil r
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by ende 12y ago
If you'd let your grandma use IE then you're a terrible grandchild.
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by ende 12y ago
Who controls the facts?
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by ende 12y ago
Hear hear! One quibble though: it’s not quite true that the market demands this. We, the people, consumers and producers alike, are the market. The market here is constrained to the 40hr work week by a multitude of regulations and assumptio
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by ende 12y ago
The objective reality is really just made of jello. We humans are blind to this reality. Except Bill Cosby, he gets it.
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by ende 12y ago
Malaysian jet missing in Ukraine? CNN must be up to this.
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by ende 12y ago
How is this different from Wikipedia ?
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by ende 12y ago
Leave it to the French and their deranged sense of justice.
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by ende 12y ago
I love the history here. I know many CS programs offer a programming languages course, but I really think that should be mandatory.
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by ende 12y ago
The idea that free market advocates seek to maximize private shareholder value is a fallacy. Friedman developed the Negative Income Tax, precursor to EITC which is a successful anti-poverty program.
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by ende 12y ago
Basically, all law should be open source and it's content managed via pull requests.
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by ende 12y ago
Discredited by your priors, for your priors, maybe. All kinds of people here are busily engaged in the act of thinking for themselves. Just because their received wisdom doesn't align with your received wisdom doesn't mean you n
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by ende 12y ago
If a smaller kid is throwing punches at you but you are able to avoid being hit by holding him at arms length, is it acceptable to throw punches with the other arm?
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by ende 12y ago
Choose your wifes carefully.
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by ende 12y ago
Also, does this count as steampunk?
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The Trapper Keeper is back(theverge.com)
2 points by ende 12y ago|1 comments

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