hakunin

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by hakunin 16y ago
I wish I lived another 2000 years to see future humanity finding the remnants of our rules of AD&D and having whole new religions growing out of it.
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by hakunin 16y ago
All of the statements like "they're just doing their jobs" are missing the point. So do the rebuttals such as "their job is immoral!". The point is - you need to get as many people as possible to hate the situation, _including_ the TSA work
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by hakunin 16y ago
A source either has a culture of trying to provide precise facts or it doesn't. This is fully orthogonal to the source making errors, being unintentionally ambiguous or misleading. Everyone does, accidentally. I am fully for dismissing a ba
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by hakunin 16y ago
This is kind of like deliberate decision to miss the point based on a mistake in an irrelevant point. Too personal to argue though.
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by hakunin 16y ago
Most of the comments seem to be missing the point. There's a lack of cross-discipline. If you are bad in field A, and an expert in field B, you may be able to comeup with a revolutionary idea for field B, not because you're one lucky son of
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by hakunin 16y ago
That seems completely illogical since you cannot and will not verify most of information, and since information does not come in any kinds of packets or chunks of truthfulness. Why does an incorrect statement invalidate the whole article? W
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by hakunin 16y ago
I happened to choose Sprinkle for the reason that I'd choose Babushka if I knew it was in mature-ish state already. Chef is twisted, elaborate, and complex initial setup effort, with servers and clients, and books of documentation. I'd bett
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by hakunin 17y ago
I like this list. It's interesting how brain can see new meaning if you force yourself to connect a seemingly unrelated title to the body of the post. It kind of clicks with the philosophy of "love yourself". See, if you love yourself you a
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by hakunin 17y ago
As programmers we have to understand how we can program something to seem incredibly intelligent. If we had access to time and resources that universe "contributed" to us - we may be able to come up with the type of program that looks, acts