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by falseprofit 2y ago
If we’re being honest, the “pixels” contain multiple colors and discernible shapes.
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by falseprofit 2y ago
Virtually all monitors are rectangular grids
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by falseprofit 2y ago
You could make it optional to grow users and then require it later
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by falseprofit 2y ago
I think it’s worth pointing out that there are two “big bang”s. There’s the supposed singularity, which is what it seems we’re talking about here. And there’s the expansion that immediately follows the singularity. We have good evidence for
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by falseprofit 2y ago
I think they were lamenting the fact that the classes did not appreciate at the same rate, and that the more desirable homes appreciated faster. Didn’t claim not to understand it either.
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by falseprofit 2y ago
The context here was a charge that should not be paid…
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by falseprofit 2y ago
What gave you the impression anyone was confused about that? You just think being taken to jail is no big deal?
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by falseprofit 2y ago
I personally think of “will” as being closer to “discretion” than to “action”, but I’ll try to steer the conversation away from semantics. What I want to focus on is what leads you to conclude that your will, or your discretion, is not dete
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by falseprofit 2y ago
I guess I wasn’t sure what you meant by “target”. I agree with you on all counts, except that I’m not sure I interpret the comment as “hateful”. Wrong and offensive, yes. I think they didn’t really understand the criticism of the ad, and de
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by falseprofit 2y ago
You should define “free will” if you want to claim you have direct experience of it. I’d suggest that what you’re experiencing may be just “will”. And in my opinion, whether you’re “responsible for your actions” isn’t a question about the n
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by falseprofit 2y ago
I agree that the comments on Japanese culture were unwarranted, off-topic, unnecessary, offensive… and while I know very little about Japan, I feel I should ignore random internet opinions on it. But can you elaborate on your second paragra
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by falseprofit 2y ago
Since when does “paradox” imply real world application? In your last paragraph, what you’re describing is just inference based on correlation, which is unrelated to this topic.
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by falseprofit 2y ago
Morality motivates our interest in the question of free will, but I understand morality to be a concept only whereas free will is supposed to be a feature of reality. That’s why it seems crazy to me and probably the above poster that morali
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by falseprofit 2y ago
It would help, but with only a couple dozen courses and most determined by a couple exams it’s not quite a large number.
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by falseprofit 2y ago
Scanning and grading on a computer can alphabetize them.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
That article suggests the average ratio to be 1:1, so yes this war has a higher ratio.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
I imagine the study included it in the data but did not differentiate it, so you can’t make a specific deduction about it. If anyone actually has details please correct me.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
What ratio?
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by falseprofit 3y ago
What is this, a private file?
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by falseprofit 3y ago
I don’t think very many people are paying more for daycare than they make while their kids are in it.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
A good list of words that people make similar mistakes with…
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by falseprofit 3y ago
What do you mean when you say it’s cheaper for you to watch 1 kid? What’s the comparison?
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by falseprofit 3y ago
https://dosgamezone.com/game/alchemy-5691.html
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by falseprofit 3y ago
The shower cap didn’t use brain surgery though.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
Seems more like a joke than a statement to me.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
When the entire field of archaeology experts calls someone out as a crank, you should really ask yourself if you have a good reason to know better than them.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
This sounds like you’re downplaying the lack of US recognition. I’m not sure what tantrum you’re imagining, but if it’s for the sake of trade relations I don’t think it’s worth being complicit in denying sovereignty.
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by falseprofit 3y ago
I can’t see how keeping human remains off of the moon is about to spread AIDS, so at least for now this seems to be an unfair comparison. Can you see the dash of magical thinking present in the desire to put those remains on the moon in the
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by falseprofit 3y ago
What do you mean? That this security flaw shouldn’t be publicly exposed?
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by falseprofit 3y ago
For what it’s worth, there is no indication Uber has ever used battery information for pricing, and they seem to agree with all reasonable people that it would be wrong for them to do so.

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