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by hhaha88 5y ago
Pretty sure intentional political scheming is what’s hurting everyone. What do I know having been in rooms with people of the sort to be invited to Davos talking about keeping power out of the hands of the masses, just as James Madison, aut
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Relative experience dictates what is curious conversation to others; one might think a curious science minded person would understand that intuitively. I do not acknowledge your authority to define that term specifically. You have authority
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Agreed. This project would open things up if it did something novel. IMO a Linux distribution is the perfect base as a metaverse client for the entire internet. Ditch the window manager that only acts like a desktop metaphor and login to a
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by hhaha88 5y ago
It’s how landlords work, not software. Billions of people cannot afford to be online, the environmental toll of consumer gadgets is catastrophic. You seem to think this is forever. I wish more engineers had gone into plain old physics. Huma
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Why debate right and wrong and not simply make it an engineering problem to let people work on? Why not make that our political discourse? We stop the world at work to solve problems in revenue generation. Somehow this has to be mired in po
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by hhaha88 5y ago
What makes you believe gaps in productivity can’t be accounted for by caching, converting to making goods closer to the source as much as possible? Maybe we could train more experts to avoid them needing to fly all over; buy and serve local
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Well, maybe it’s me but it all translates to “here’s a Cartesian plane and how one random dude would describe a bunch of points on it.” My value store is not old school business networks, but the network available to everyone. It’s all elec
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Why groups? Why not 7 billion points. Everyone is their own political agenda, their own emotional timeline of experience. Why does an arbitrary 1 of 7 billions semantic view of the gradients mean more than anyone else’s except for his polit
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by hhaha88 5y ago
I’m saying the government purposely puts no agency into the issue of inequality. That, rather than allow the story government could, we require people to cater to unelected elders who judge and manage our agency even though none of us signe
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by hhaha88 5y ago
You can already do that with a browser. They all still have “save web page”. Perhaps you’re functionally fixed on the idea an editor has to be interacted with like a word processor? It’s all electron state. The boundaries are just UI design
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Would you accept a Christian forcing you to recite their Bible and behave within their tradition? Why must I accept your view of worthiness? What is reinforced in ones neurology becomes the most probable ideas one will work with. I get I ha
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Our culture likes to believe workers are free of state intervention, quotas like Soviet Russia. But here we have yet another story of how the rich, protected by government, guide our agency. America is a subtle con like that. The rich are p
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by hhaha88 5y ago
I’ve been backing up and restoring my personal phone, and managing family gadgets that way for a while. This is a reskin of an existing Apple iCloud infrastructure project.
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Yes because I already have Terraform that will spin up a secure prod k8s cluster in any of the big 3 cloud providers. All that’s left is compiling a deps list of react components. English is far more verbose than machine languages. It can e
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Maybe we’re just getting older and realizing forced social interaction isn’t necessarily a useful goal? There’s no center of the universe; why does social life, big picture, have to march along with root principles? Why are school schedules
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Who is working to stop corporate overreach? I don’t really understand why the species should put its faith in industrialist billionaires given the history.
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by hhaha88 5y ago
This is something of a non-story There was a specific testing requirement at the end of HS Students still have to attend by state law (or have some alternative allowed by law). This test is an old law not good education practice and policy.
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Adam Smith wrote the state must protect equality of condition on similar grounds. The origin of higher education is partly rooted in selling secular credentials the public was too ignorant to falsify, as science began falsifying fairytale.
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by hhaha88 5y ago
Hahaha the old “if your workload just looked like my workload” argument. I like how x86 is a power sucking hog for the performance and enthusiasts response is to go out and buy more power sucking hogs! Someone wasn’t around when Linux could