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hndamien
7y ago
It might be better and more affirmative to lose the disabled label and call them cyborgs, then give them their own category.
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7y ago
Running doesn't involve wheels.
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7y ago
It sure does suck when we see reality assert itself in documentaries.
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7y ago
The fabulous people at LG would never engage in such a thinly veiled attempt at marketing through the Guardian's exceptionally high editorial standards just to promote their amazing ThinQ display tech. #FreeDorothy
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7y ago
Like capitalism?
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7y ago
You can refill the aluminium bottles in the picture.
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7y ago
Bitcoin.
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7y ago
The also escape the cost of high cost signalling.
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7y ago
You'd be surprised how liveable it is with plugging into a power point while at home and use of superchargers and shopping center chargers.
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7y ago
Seems like a honeypot for surveillance.
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7y ago
Proof of work is like labor. More work, more coins.
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7y ago
$90bn
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7y ago
Somebody likes getting rid of options.
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7y ago
If they cashless society used Monero, or a fungible version of Bitcoin, sure. Even then though, it still excludes people without digital means - which is immoral.
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7y ago
You lack privacy from the bank.
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7y ago
Why should we trust our bank and Government? Given that they nature and compositions of banks and Governments change often, and historically have had periods of complete untrustworthiness, why shouldn't it be assumed that you should no
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7y ago
It doesn't need to drop, inflation will rise to meet it.
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7y ago
At the very least it would provide incontrovertible evidence that humans can effect the climate. As if there wasn't enough evidence already :(
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7y ago
AP is driver assist, so if the pedestrian isn't at fault, then the driver is at fault. Edit: Looks horrible. I hope the cameras caught the action and can apportion blame appropriately.
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7y ago
If you listen to the audio he probably did say it, but it appears to be audio that is consistent with a type of McGurk effect where you can change what you hear based on what you are thinking.
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7y ago
They weren't always illegal.
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7y ago
Supply stability (or constraint) may be the more important feature.
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7y ago
Short of transaction speed and cost, there is so little that is appealing in this compared to Bitcoin, and it has all of the centralisation and compliance pitfalls that a neutral, free (liberty), decentralised money already avoids.
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7y ago
This discussion appears to have completely ignored the concept of a "sensorium" for a definition of consciousness which seems to me to be the only defining requirement. Whether or not it is possible to externally detect this is an
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7y ago
Mimosa Pudica and the Venus Fly Trap respond even faster (in iris response like times). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLTcVNyOhUc
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7y ago
Except for that whitelist part.
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7y ago
With a wireless phone charger and led and a coil of wire you can make a wireless led light up.
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7y ago
You can directly link into and share game states. I presume that a variety of interactive observer modes would also be fairly trivial to accomplish based on their architecture. This experience will be significantly different to normal YouTu
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7y ago
The statistics don't support the use of anti-depressants in the majority of cases. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3736946/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
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7y ago
Your car of the future will likely surveil your movements.
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