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hoseja
3y ago
Mismanaged? I'd say managed perfectly for just this outcome.
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hoseja
3y ago
Sugarphobia is probably a fad too, along with seedoilphobia etc. Just eat balanced.
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hoseja
3y ago
Instead of legacy onepercenters, how awful. Mainstream media say: our owners are the correct perpetual lords! Displacing them is immoral!
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hoseja
3y ago
Are you looking at the paintng or using a RGB monitor?
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hoseja
3y ago
Is it not though? Is the fundamental reason for most of these not the disempowerment of middle-class worker?
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hoseja
3y ago
DT's persona isn't a feel-good wholesome diverse kid but a wrathful temple cleanser.
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hoseja
3y ago
I just stole your post by reading and remembering it.
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hoseja
3y ago
The only real reason I can see for a tech guy to be into dance is because women are also into it.
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hoseja
3y ago
Well there is a limit, one unit cell.
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hoseja
3y ago
Was there a followup?
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hoseja
3y ago
Bah, that's what you landlubbers get for trying to use gaseous oxygen.
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hoseja
3y ago
Well, has it hit them? Fully automated intersection would be very "scary" for a slow meatbag, yet without accidents.
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hoseja
3y ago
Oh wow the sleep feature sounds magical. Kudos for actually managing to implement it, shame it's not more ubiquitous. OTOH, does the Deck still ship without Hall-effect sticks?
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hoseja
3y ago
What prevents Arcane from not qualifying?
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hoseja
3y ago
Fifth paragraph and it's already an emotional appeal to overblown pet problems of authoritarian scolds.
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hoseja
3y ago
Actually yes.
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hoseja
3y ago
I don't see a reason pharma industry couldn't function like food industry.
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hoseja
3y ago
But does that make the book bad? Makes it much better IMO, especially if you want literature and not pulp.
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hoseja
3y ago
It has nice parts but overall it left me feeling icky from its seething marxist rage.
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hoseja
3y ago
Not Prussians, what with the dueling ~scars~ amputations?
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hoseja
3y ago
To call Mars Trilogy not colored by the authors ideology is, well, brave to say the least.
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hoseja
3y ago
Suffering isn't actually wrong by some law of physics, it's just immoral when your morality is slave morality and your highest aspiration is safety and your most important motivator, fear. Affronters are just more alive, more vita
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hoseja
3y ago
It's the best or at least top three of the series. Maybe I'm desensitized but there hardly is anything gratuitous in the book.
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hoseja
3y ago
Wait, she's being serious about the criticism? It actually seems tongue-in-cheek to me, those are perfectly serviceable bits of text that are an existential threat to mediocre wordslingers the world around.
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hoseja
3y ago
I'm not sure if Banks intended them to be (considering how the book ends he might have) but The Affront are way cooler.
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hoseja
3y ago
Is that "subscribers" section at the beginning basically a patreon shoutout? Also the Bohemian looks quite badly transcribed from speech, words are improperly split and some letters are missing. Which is understandable because ht
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hoseja
3y ago
It's only a matter of time until they publish a "newly discovered work" of a famous author that's just an AI forgery. Hasn't it happened yet?
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hoseja
3y ago
Elsevier and other corporate tools could disrupt scientific publishing
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hoseja
3y ago
Unlike other software patents?
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hoseja
3y ago
Orville is really thinly veiled most of the time.
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