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4y ago
Same here, I now even use FancyWM on any windows machine I need to work on to try and replicate part of the experience. I can't image anything else besides running Linux as my base hosts. The flexibility, power, and clarity of underlyi
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4y ago
Focusing on homicides where guns weren't involved in a conversation about guns is disingenuous and distracts from the issue at hand
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4y ago
>For a constitutional right to be clearly established, its contours must be sufficiently clear that a reasonable official would understand that what he is doing violates that right I always thought that reporting on the government was th
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4y ago
The first... It covers journalism and reporting
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4y ago
Basically yes. I think the internet has changed things quite a bit but many are still isolated Rural communities need broadband internet access and we need to work to reduce the amount and impact of echo chambers on the internet
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4y ago
People will say anything to avoid admitting that a higher tax, slightly center right state is doing well because of those policies and politics Cognitive dissonance, just like the fact that all of the red states have way higher gun deaths p
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4y ago
People who call US Democrats far left likely don't have experience with culture outside of their own and their local/national mainstream news. Either that or they hang out on 4chan
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4y ago
Dude its security theatre. Nobody in DHS is actually protecting shit
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4y ago
Its the magic underwear and the fact that they literally think black people are evil (I'm not exaggerating its in the religion)
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4y ago
More like I bet there are engineers who care but marketing and bean counters decided these anti consumer things. Its a corporation like any other
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4y ago
I heard there was some work in adding inhibitory neurons at least. Progress!
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4y ago
We only have the advertising industry to thank
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4y ago
I hope that some day people are actually able to understand the perspective of others instead of just viewing it as a battle to be won or lost
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4y ago
Neural networks in their current implementation don't even come close to the complexity and computational power of a single real neuron. While that is the case, on an extremely basic level they are designed after concepts learned abo
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4y ago
Most of them operate the same way when you consider just the vibrating on the tooth part. They differentiate the models with extra features like timers and Bluetooth or NFC brush heads and whatnot
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4y ago
Are you sure about that special equipment part? There are a ton of areas of research that require highly specialized and usually expensive equipment. There are sometimes people creating plans for open hardware but it is not the norm
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4y ago
Wow maybe its a bad idea to think of research purely in investment terms. Like housing. Or health care. But I guess this is what decades of capitalistic thinking does to people
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4y ago
Exactly, its not like they're shrinking the parking spaces
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4y ago
Decisions will no longer be hidden if the workers all have a say in decision making, that changes the information power asymmetry to being more symmetrical and gives people the power to speak out to regulators. If managers start hiding thin
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4y ago
I understand that, but when the decisions are made by more people there is a greater chance of some of them speaking up and saying "hey, maybe we shouldn't destroy the environment" instead of when decisions are made by a few
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4y ago
Capitalism, when left unregulated, allows and actively encourages consolidation and centralization of corporate power in the form of monopolies and oligopolies. Changing the structure and incentives can alter that, it's a systemic effe
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4y ago
Workers already "buy in" with their labor
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4y ago
That's a good point. My assumption is that with a more democratic structure governing corporation decisions, those decisions will likely be less aligned with the ideology of "profit at the expense of all else" which can lead
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4y ago
This is exactly the thing Capitalism is the system out of which these problems have sprung. People keep shouting about "real" or "pure" capitalism being better but that's all a lie spread by the capital owners thr
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4y ago
See, my point was that the government has been growing increasingly tyrannical and a good portion of the population has gone along with it whole-hog Police have been increasingly militarized and its used against citizens on a regular basis
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4y ago
But that doesn't happen in a free market because when money and power gets consolidated, monopolies and oligopolies can do whatever they want to dominate that market. We have regulatory capture, legislation is written by think tanks li
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4y ago
This makes sense, thank you for the in-depth answer!
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4y ago
Is adding an OH to CH4 energetically equivalent for each successive OH added? Or at least close enough for the difference not to matter?
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4y ago
Found the racist Further reading (I'm not typing all of this again): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31926859#31955340
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4y ago
That's not how we do things in the US. Here we punish whistleblowers and tell you that what they found isn't a real problem, the problem is actually the brown people crossing the border Don't look up
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