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   by exit 17y ago

   harel kodesh. http://ipadtest.wordpress.com/2010/03/11/who-fatally-wounded...
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   by exit 17y ago

   how do you feel about the environmental concerns?
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   by exit 17y ago

   (5) Carve out clear areas of incompetence: Claim areas of incompetence! Admit it. what?
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   by exit 17y ago

   what would happen if anyone were allowed to live and work anywhere?
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   by exit 17y ago

   aaah, any pair chooses a unique yellow ball - wow! thanks. if the image were animated, or showed a sequence of "selections" i think i would have gotten it.
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   by exit 17y ago

   i don't get the (n choose 2) identity proof. can someone explain?
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   by exit 17y ago

   is there a definitive list of your projects out there? AppSalesGraph, Art You Should Know, .. I'm just curious what else you're up to.
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   by exit 17y ago

   growth growth growth. what do we do when population growth is no longer sustainable?
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   by exit 17y ago

   >We’re going to preside over the difficult transition between what I’d deem a “Star Trek” world order where people work because they want to and no one goes hungry and the world we have now. sorry, but what exactly will be difficult abo
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    Canada-EU Free Trade & Labour Movement Proposal(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by exit 17y ago|0 comments
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    by exit 17y ago

    i think the point is just to attract attention.
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    by exit 17y ago

    > "In 50 years, only a minority will be able to earn a living on a free labor market." what is the outcome of this? does that mean the majority will be provided for free of cost?
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    by exit 17y ago

    what kind of work do you do?
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    by exit 17y ago

    But being a yoga instructor / bowl maker is just as (if not more) time consuming as being a farmer used to be. And those are insecure jobs which people have to struggle to make ends meet with.
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    by exit 17y ago

    there's a disconnect between your last two sentences. "we may eventually reach the point where people don't need to work at all in order to meet humanity's basic needs." and then "i seriously doubt it will translate to a shorter work day."
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    by exit 17y ago

    what risk does someone with $5m confront of not seeing 2% ($100,000) annual return (before tax, adjusting for inflation) for the next 40 years? i ask because i'm going to spend the next hour or so fantasizing about being in the ops position
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    by exit 17y ago

    I don't want to imagine a person so wretched they would prefer to ruin the world rather than understand their position in it as below average. I can think of little more depressing. You setup a straw man by simplifying their grievance to
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    by exit 17y ago

    we'd all be better off if suicide were socially acceptable millions of years of evolution can't be wrong about how to fool otherwise intelligent creatures into sticking around.
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    by exit 17y ago

    how much money did reddit make the founders?
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    by exit 17y ago

    i'm considering this option. what often stops me is the urge to punish the world for creating me on the way out.
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    by exit 17y ago

    the world described would have singularity-ed "long ago".
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    by exit 17y ago

    "Ironically, Asiatic Japan comes closer than any nation on earth to what Hitler wanted. It is a socially conservative, hierarchical, technocratic, orderly, pagan, sexist, nationalist, racially pure, anti-communist, non-capitalist and anti-
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    by exit 17y ago

    > he accidentally committed a horrible piece of code that worked great on the staging server for a few days, but when it was auto-updated to the production hardware devices, it broke them all this anecdote says more about their pipeline
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    by exit 17y ago

    "know, in the details - in the minutiae - there is some good beauty and pleasure to be had" completely irrelevant. if you did not exist, you would not miss it. there is nothing to be said against not existing, while there are many things to
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    by exit 17y ago

    I would sign up for "post industrial techno-topia", but the point is precisely that there are no realistic alternatives. Why do we continue bringing life into this world when the vast majority face such a bleak existence? I don't see how be
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    If most of us won't escape wage slavery, how is humanity still a good idea?

    2 points by exit 17y ago|5 comments
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    by exit 17y ago

    maybe there's just an oversupply of human beings in general.