hn_throawlles

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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
> It sure makes sense to love them, views are great. I don't know why they need a new name. in very many cases, old things get new names so that more people can share in the claim that they invented what has been in fact merely r
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
that's sub-atomic scale? because particles? which are subatomic? hmmmmm....
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
they use your intel against you, don't know about amd.... * slaps knee *
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
it looks like they either: - don't understand the origin of crime - own stock in those private companies that run prisons (capitalism at its worse)
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
What Are They Telling Us? "you are next" !?
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
9. setting up wireguard and kde-connecting over the internet! -- > 6. Locating Your Misplaced Phone I've had an issue many times, in which my phone (possibly to save battery?) is not KDE connected when I need it; usually after not
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
yes, but they call that synthetic biology.
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
> to mirror the Memcomputing method and create new state of the art algorithms that are faster by orders of magnitude? i'm not so sure, memcomputing is not reliant on trasnsistors like regular computing is... the differences are d
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
in advance of clicking
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
this is an advertisement, wouldn't it be nice to know this in advance?
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
the real issue is not about what I mean by "Need" the real difficulties in these arguments come from defining (or trying to) what we mean by "this society", in part because society has many distinct (but intertwined) com
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
or if you wanna be a much blunter in saying this: because this society NEEDS that there exists poor people, essentially people unable to refuse a shitty job.
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
> It's basically an inefficient, but effective way to siphon money from the poor and middle class and deposit it into the bank accounts of the wealthy by utilizing the equity the poor and middle class have in their vehicles. if you
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
classical Vs quantum?
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
> “smuggle the exponentiality” somewhere that isn’t being explicitly considered, exactly like all proposals for perpetual-motion machines smuggle the entropy increase somewhere that isn’t being explicitly considered. this is the gist of
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
to be fair, in my edit above i mean a sorry but not sorry kind of sorry. mumbo jumbo for one person is another's deep insightful explanation... what's more curious is that i understand your perspective and you don't understan
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
the "mystery" is part of it it creates a curiosity, which has a softkind of drawing gravitational pull. I know I'm vulnerable to this. The mystery drives motivation, hence the connection to energy (the capacity to do work). t
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
because occulted technology is sucking the life-force out of you and selling back to you some part of it as electricity. the trick is the fractional way they do this, only taking a 'negligible' fraction of each of the millions of
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
but when this happens in real life, it looks like mass shootings i.e., I'm saying (due to how I think) that in the layer of the cells, like the biological cells that come together to form one human, a T cell activates itself to fight t
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
I do get it, time to say good bye to Darwin (BSD kernel) MacOS..
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
now they can really shut down their other MacOS, the one with a BSD licensed kernel,.... where is your open source support now? outbid by data-capitalists is where it is,
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
...all the way down to the top.
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
they are able to create the need.
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
> even the defense department doesn't need 4.3 billion of anything uhm. counterexample: they need more dollars than that
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
uff, I had been somewhat (worriedly) expecting another american civil war. what is unexpected about it, that it not going to be California Vs Georgia, or the Virginias Vs Florida (I don't know enough about state-politics within the USA
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
you speak too plainly ahahah, academics don't like it.
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
this kind of stuff is OLD. much older that you think... it's been getting more and more sophisticated since (at least) the romans, and surely in medieval times. they only different thing is now it happens online, hence it's all m
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
interesting... i don't buy the 'we live in a simulation' idea though. per my own living understanding, the simulation is in my head, each of us are running our own 'local instance' of this matrix/simulation. th
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
I like to think about how we are now faced with changes not seen in 10000 (ten thousand years)! this is a play on a Chinese media quip attributed to Xi Jinping that says "changes not seen in the world in 100 years" https:/&#
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by hn_throawlles 3y ago
I think there's a technical breach of communication across the board like this Alan Stern person seems unaware that the money NASA gets to spend is really made up credit owned by the distant future through means of the "taxpayer&q

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