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   by fdsjgfklsfd 4y ago

   So because Facebook engineers can't write good code, the whole rest of the world should change our conception of time?
2. 62.▲
   by fdsjgfklsfd 5y ago

   > so now I just started quickly running into the bakery, grabbing one of the croissants and booking it. Sci-hub is more like making a copy of the recipe than stealing the croissant. Making a copy doesn't deprive anyone of the origi
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   by fdsjgfklsfd 5y ago

   > I don't think the second wrong of circumventing publisher paywalls makes that right. What's wrong with "circumventing" paywalls? 17 U.S.C. § 107 Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 17 U.S.C. § 106 and 17 U.S.
4. 64.▲
   by fdsjgfklsfd 5y ago

   CES was originally a research-based organization, but recently shifted to advocating Approval Voting and trying to get it implemented. (I think they should rename as the Center for Approval Voting.) Their forum and Google Group for discuss
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   by fdsjgfklsfd 5y ago

   Ordinal preferences are fundamentally wrong, because they arbitrarily assign equal weight to preferences that are not equal. For example, if I am indifferent between two candidates, and a ranked voting system forces me to choose one over t
6. 66.▲
   by fdsjgfklsfd 5y ago

   And VSE, VSI, and Bayesian Regret are just reinventions of Social Utility Efficiency. SUE predates them all and has academic research behind it.