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by headsoup 4y ago
Actually governments used to do this. Universities being free and all. Yes companies can sell and distribute the products, but the government/universities retain the IP/patents.
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by headsoup 4y ago
It's funny about that. I listened to an interview with Bourla where he said both that they need the patents for a return on investment/protect their IP and that it would take over a year for a competitor to scale up and release
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by headsoup 4y ago
Without the assumption the user will not cure their distrust, your original point.
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by headsoup 4y ago
I get what you mean, but it comes with the assumption that the information found is reviewed critically by the searcher, rather than just naively accepting whatever result agrees or disagrees with the opinion comment...
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by headsoup 4y ago
> and declining sales The real reason
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by headsoup 4y ago
Sure it's stupidly sensationalized, but most of those statements listed are true.
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by headsoup 4y ago
You sure about google searches curing distrust?...
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by headsoup 4y ago
I think Crypto sceptics are the ones more likely saying "not your keys, not your coins..."
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by headsoup 4y ago
Whether internet commenters are to be trusted = dubious :D
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by headsoup 4y ago
Unless your crypto is with one of the many exchanges currently in the process of collapsing and blocking withdrawals... While the rich guys running the show walk away with mass profits. Yeah, definitely better. You're basically makin
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by headsoup 4y ago
Do you mean that cash that isn't worth anything in the scenario Bitcoin is solving for??
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by headsoup 4y ago
Unless your crypto is with one of the many exchanges currently in the process of collapsing and blocking withdrawals... While the rich guys running the show walk away with mass profits. Yeah, definitely better. You're basically makin
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by headsoup 4y ago
There are open source options that work fine on Linux for most of those though and things like Proton do a pretty amazing job now too. But people have set/complex workflows or existing familiarity that is not so easy to just flick o
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by headsoup 4y ago
You use all of these?
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by headsoup 4y ago
I hadn't looked into that before, that's quite neat!
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by headsoup 4y ago
I disagree. Understanding and fairness is worth striving for. Justice implies retribution, of being wronged and having to 'right' things. It is, as they say, in the eye of the beholder and justice is not equal to all beholders.
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by headsoup 4y ago
People with strong defence mechanisms often likely have underlying trauma/anxiety that has created the defenses.
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by headsoup 4y ago
Having children is a pretty good one! Relationships with trust. You're not necessarily more selfish just because you're not trying to 'care' about everything so much anymore, you're just being more rational. You f
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by headsoup 4y ago
> many of them originally founded explicitly to pursue or reject a specific ideal of what is worth learning and how. I didn't pay attention to any of those controversies, conflicts and schisms and iirc neither did the national media
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by headsoup 4y ago
How is brake wear almost eliminated with electric cars?
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by headsoup 4y ago
And you end up with companies having wide security gaps because the Sec and Actuary teams won't agree about anything to actually get on with implementation...
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by headsoup 4y ago
The article gets very fluffy at the end in particular. "Anyone" can join, which immediately made me think that there is now ample opportunity for the existing problem industry players to interfere with impunity.
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Roadblocks can be removed...
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by headsoup 4y ago
I think the argument is that there is not so much difference in result at the end, even though the projected image appears opposite.
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by headsoup 4y ago
And the 'non-controversial' sources post only truth then? This is really un-critical logic being applied to news consumption.
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by headsoup 4y ago
Depends if it's true though, right? Let's not dismiss everything because culture wars.
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by headsoup 4y ago
I enjoyed the second book except towards the end.
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by headsoup 4y ago
Also check out Children of Time and it's sequel by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
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by headsoup 4y ago
Or, like forums with off-topic sections. Slow paced, the shared interests are obvious, you can private chat if you want and you can join multiple forums to meet your needs. This is only my opinion, but I think forums do everything necessar
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by headsoup 4y ago
I think the more harmful thing this extreme political shitfighting is doing is stopping just seriously getting on with doing everything possible to improve things. "We're not actually in a recession." So what?! Just ackno

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