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by glomph 13y ago
The bounty setter believed at the time of setting the copies at princeton to be the only ones.
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by glomph 13y ago
Just sell them for bitcoins and then sell the bitcoins. Easy.
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by glomph 13y ago
The thing is the use of such a high figure means that it is actually the lack of stability that is at issue and not the deflation. Imagine we had a currency that was inflationary at a rate of 90%. Then there would be absolutely no reason fo
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by glomph 13y ago
Have you actually seen the film? Doesn't really fit this pun.
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by glomph 13y ago
Mirror for the gender post: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=25bnhuBC
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by glomph 13y ago
There is also http://cogx.org/ (but it is a lot more minimal)
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by glomph 13y ago
Is this why netflix releases their original series all at once?
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by glomph 13y ago
Ticket scalping is pretty unpopular with both the people who put on productions and the people who buy tickets. In my opinion it is pretty scummy. The original ticket offices could put up their prices to the point where touting wasn't
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by glomph 13y ago
If you took a camera, a music player, books, a flashlight, a phrase book and travel guides with you then you would not be being minimalist. Replacing them with one tool is physically more minimalist, but in terms of distractions or intellec
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by glomph 13y ago
A basic job system and a basic income system do not have the same effect in terms of replacing current 'wealth transfers' (what a ghastly term for such a disparate set of social policies and programs). 16% of US government spendin
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by glomph 13y ago
I envision people standing there doing squats all day churning out tickets and selling them/asking for change.
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by glomph 13y ago
Pretty sure they just meant the web design. Not the application.
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by glomph 13y ago
No. It is interesting as a concept though.
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by glomph 13y ago
The video is an advert.
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by glomph 13y ago
Not pictured: The factories in china that make most of the parts.
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by glomph 13y ago
That only applies if the money is just created and not a result of taxation.
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by glomph 13y ago
Something actually interesting in the space of a safer web browser: http://goto.ucsd.edu/quark/
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by glomph 13y ago
Was that not also because of efnet klining hetzner?
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by glomph 13y ago
Nice sampling method!
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by glomph 13y ago
A similar concept: http://www.subsonic.org/pages/index.jsp
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by glomph 13y ago
That isn't usually how headlines work unless there is a stronger connection. 'Police catch one thief but leave all others on the street'
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by glomph 13y ago
I meant specifically the one that all the press articles are talking about. But fair shout. I had found his bibliography and was being lazy.
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by glomph 13y ago
Does anyone think this might be because the UK has such a terrible record on the free press front in recent months? Such a shame if it is costing UK papers serious talent (which I would not be surprised at). I mean why the hell work for a U
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by glomph 13y ago
Might want to look at https://www.authorea.com/ as well.
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by glomph 13y ago
Does anyone have the link to Robert Plomins paper?
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by glomph 13y ago
Yeah, but the question is how do you make other people do that.
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by glomph 13y ago
Lots of people need that. Teachers, doctors, social workers, care workers, people who work in/out of prisons, people who have had violent spouses/family members and this is just off the top of my head. The list goes on. It is frus
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by glomph 13y ago
Doe you not mean swath or swathe rather than swatch? (Genuinely curious I think this might be a locality thing)
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by glomph 13y ago
Isn't Micawber's philosophy that something good will hopefully turn up? Cautious optimism. Not exactly the perspective you have.
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by glomph 13y ago
Forks are a pretty big deal especially if they require action on behalf of all the people mining.

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