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eouw0o83hf
2mo ago
Ah rats, at first I thought maybe Hofstadter wrote a sequel
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eouw0o83hf
7mo ago
I really liked this paper. I think it's less of an outright joke that it's possible to squint your eyes and laugh that happiness could be a disorder, and more of shining a light on the psychopathological system that tends towards
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eouw0o83hf
3y ago
A billion dollars fixes less every year due to inflation. Wouldn't we expect this to be the case most years?
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eouw0o83hf
5y ago
The Chernobyl complex still houses a key power distribution center for the Ukrainian power grid, so it does hold strategic/logistical importance.
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GitHub still can't sort merged pull requests by merge date
(github.com)
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5y ago
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The Bryukhanov Complex
(blog.verticalmade.com)
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7y ago
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eouw0o83hf
8y ago
It most definitely does require a base trust - however that's not an argument against the solution, just a challenge to implementation. We implicitly trust a tremendous amount of digitized information because we trust its sources - for
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eouw0o83hf
8y ago
If the government's records were up-to-date and perfect, the title industry wouldn't really exist. Having publicly-accessible digital records would make the concept of property ownership simple and deterministic to figure out. And
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eouw0o83hf
8y ago
For sure - and digitizing that data would take a very long time so it wouldn't be a drop-in replacement for title. It wouldn't be easy , but it is a good use for the tool.
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eouw0o83hf
8y ago
Real estate, particularly with regards to ownership and property title. Ownership of a property is a difficult concept to prove, and there is an enormous industry of title insurance which exists to dig through the records and insure a purch
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eouw0o83hf
8y ago
Yes, yes it is.
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Passphrase: A dependency-free, english-word, high-entropy password generator
(github.com)
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8y ago
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eouw0o83hf
11y ago
Very long, but also very well written and worth the read
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eouw0o83hf
12y ago
Wow, and the graphs on http://www.tylervigen.com/ are just incredible.