hoseja

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421.
by hoseja 2y ago
>marginally more expensive Also really annoying and impractical to, you know, actually use. Want to fix plastic abuse? Find a way to get rid of third world satchets.
422.
by hoseja 2y ago
And then he tried curing cancer with fruit juice.
423.
by hoseja 2y ago
Yeah, now they can give him aggressive cancer without it looking too bad.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I admit I struggle to get further into the game when I pick it up from time to time but the ingame leaderboards really are missing a "balanced" category. I mean, that's how optimization usually goes, no? Focusing on just a si
425.
by hoseja 2y ago
Well then it's clickbait.
426.
by hoseja 2y ago
I really wish there was some sort of "aggregate" score in Opus Magnum. The specialized solutions are typically really ugly and unnatural.
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by hoseja 2y ago
3) They look like THAT
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by hoseja 2y ago
It would be so funny if they had to evacuate on a Dragon.
429.
by hoseja 2y ago
There are oodles of people doing rote labwork/innovation-less but nonetheless skilled scientific-like work. How are they motivated? Academia's perverse reputational economy is the aberration, not the norm.
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by hoseja 2y ago
>The cost to reproduce a study will be significantly higher than to produce it in the first place wdym? You're on the happy path when reproducing, the cost of the original study includes all the failed attempts.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Public research that nobody else can do should be considered utterly worthless. Publication should be predicated on independent replication. Papers are supposed to be instructions for replication! If it's impossible to replicate from t
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by hoseja 2y ago
We have to make the more traditional methods popular again.
433.
by hoseja 2y ago
It barely glows. The "lightbulb cartel" was basically a consumer protection because barring major inventions, any deviation from the thousand hour lightbulb would have severe drawbacks in terms of power efficiency or light output.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Have you ever actually had the night sky spoiled by a Starlink?
435.
by hoseja 2y ago
>For instance, ancient people from southwest Asia known as the Yamnaya... They really hate saying it, don't they.
436.
by hoseja 2y ago
Liero was realtime.
437.
by hoseja 2y ago
Slaanesh smiles.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Chess dot com needs to release the data.
439.
by hoseja 2y ago
I'm not even that impressed by the DIY tech but by the incredible detective insight this man seems to have to just guess three likely sites and be correct and not having to search half of Finland.
440.
by hoseja 2y ago
But you have a long time to see them coming.
441.
by hoseja 2y ago
Well then let us undo the work of Hans Asperger.
442.
by hoseja 2y ago
How about a nice metal non-LEGO orrery that doesn't cost a gajillion dollars.
443.
by hoseja 2y ago
With a couple fairly simple genetic modifications humans could thrive in place with high background radiation, in a place where nobody can throw nukes at you for doing simple genetic modifications.
444.
by hoseja 2y ago
Sometimes being outside easy nuclear strike capabilities of the superpowers is a good on its own. Plus lot less annoying environmentalists and I imagine plentiful fissile material.
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by hoseja 2y ago
The shortage of doctors is an artificial guild monopoly.
446.
by hoseja 2y ago
It's a result of societal competition. The people most able to survive and breed in these hostile harsh conditions will sadly inherit the Earth. You can't slow down or the Red Queen bulldozes you.
447.
by hoseja 2y ago
Kill public transportation? Kill? More like tries to build something upon its corpse.
448.
by hoseja 2y ago
I was somewhat disappointed when I learned this is not, in fact, done with a gold-based solder.
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by hoseja 2y ago
And thusly lacks three decades of military experience. The adventurism was always about that, adventure and keeping the MIC fed.
450.
by hoseja 2y ago
That is "do what comes naturally for a long time". Is education about efficiently and effectively transferring thousands of years of invention and practice insights or about letting everyone build civilization from first principle

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