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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   (the order of my links is incorrect)
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   http://www.qaa.ac.uk/Publications/InformationAndGuidance/Doc...
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   My interest in the topic is mere curiosity. So far, while it doesn't prove anything, the skeptical side of the argument is mostly nonsense. While yours isn't an exception I do have to say I've never seen a skeptic raise such
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   True, working fast is not an excuse to be sloppy. Your questions are just better than mine but one can still answer many of them before they are asked.
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   Can you grow biofuel crops in the ocean?
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   Just some thoughts... Dementia - Not a real solution but we force people to move often thereby erasing their associative memories. Houses could stay in the family so that one can grow up and grow old there, surrounded by objects triggering
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   Oh, let me enlighten you, People do what it takes to get a job. With the exception of 3 or 4 people you really know, that friend of yours, thats not a real friend, he couldn't care less about you. What you have is an employee skilled i
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   In the first link he mentions that if we read one thing in our lives it should be "philosophy and the social problem." (It is on my todo list, I haven't actually read it.) http://www.gutenberg.org/files&#x2F
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   by gdewilde 12y ago

   I went to the worse schools, I have no skills, really the interview is all I know, I've done it a million times. (hahaha) One good trick is to take charge of the interview. There are standard questions the interviewer must ask (every t
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    For what it is worth, I recently found a spam bot hacked into my unused twitter account. It was using my real name so I had to clean it up. I used a new email address to be able to move the bot tweets to new user name. When registering my o
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    If you are on the receiving end of the abuse it does get easier to see it for what it is. If the collective asserts your inferiority you don't have a lot of options besides from thinking for yourself. At the same time it is much harder
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    right! So lets make this a discussion about: Alien abduction Alien implants Alien space crafts Cold fusion Drawing energy from magnetic fields noble gas engines plasma reactors gravity engines making gold from other elem
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    Your hypothetical situation is not very hypothetical. We already let food rot to get the benefits from letting it rot. Accounting for the whole production process we throw away 1.3 billion tons per year.[0] In Before the wall came down I se
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    I can totally see it now! After the study shows us that something is safe the dead people hop out of the grave. Imagine their surprice! Oh, I thought I died but then the new research came in.
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    hahaha Their Europe expert is even worse than their Afghanistan expert! We sure put dumb people on those boats. edit I do wish everyone the best of luck :)
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    Thanks, that was intersting.
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    2 months?
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    check out Persona https://login.persona.org
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    Studies that say something is safe are irrelevant, we only care about the studies that say something is not safe and their follow ups.
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    I suggest a giant snow man
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    We could have made the participatory government 20 years ago. I always explain it like this (try to): Our ancestors did not have Internet, direct participation was not possible. We therefore cant expect those ancestors of ours to have serio
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    The theory was revolutionary of course but the properties had already been observed in "unusable" semiconductor materials. They had the pinched hysteresis loops in the 70's.
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    I love how hn doesn't load 150 circus elements. I can reload pages all day long. I was just thinking..... function byId(id) { return document.getElementById(id); } // hide arrows byId('up_' + it
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    Could make a mini map for the living room (with the humans marked on it) and/or a perimeter alert system to avoid being the subject of practical jokes.
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    I think 80% of the software developers never find a job in it and 90% never write a single line of useful code. This is what the survey says.
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    You are right. We should design hardware in javascript.
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    This is a great idea for a start up. A service for debunking non petroleum technology. All it takes is a bunch of internet smart nay-sayers with a telemarketing script. From looking arround here the debunking doesn't even have to be g
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tile
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    Hello Richard. These Europian law makers have this most ambitious idea for all personal information on the corporate websites to be editable by yours truly. Wikipedians go as far as to claim that one can not validate authorship over the
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    by gdewilde 12y ago

    I found replacing letters with images to be very compatible with even the oldest browsers. http://abc.go-here.nl/