iamerroragent

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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I have a strong feeling Musk didn't buy Twitter to grow Twitter. I have strong feeling that Musk bought Twitter for technology and people's information and to use it however he sees fit to profit from it.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Okay. That sounds nice, now tell automakers to stop making cars and just become companies that convert cars and pay pensions.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
So? Either spending is wasteful or it isn't. People don't work for free and the money is accounted for. For example the Federal government and public universities negotiate a rate at which F&A (overhead, facilities and adminis
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
No I mean Columbus. It's easy: Clintonville vs Linden. Communities that literally share the same street names that are cut by railroad tracks and a freeway. I've lived in both, both are equally nice and equally nice property and n
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
No? You just showed up to observe the universe and was gifted some ability to manipulate it to your advantage. You can say you were first to have an idea and we have a society that says you can have a right to 'own' that idea to s
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Idk, I grew up in a white middle class neighborhood but the cost of housing is pretty considerably lower in the neighborhoods to the other side of the freeway/railroad tracks that happens to also be predominantly black. (This is Ohio b
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Gentrification is pushing people out of their environment due to high rent prices which happens because white people 'feel' comfortable to live there now. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gentrification I&#x27
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"everything in existence is discovered rather than manufactured, which feels like a useless distinction to make." Is it all that fuzzy or useless if you shift your thinking to view things as discoveries made by you rather than man
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Because the conditions for the universe to allow for this configuration of matter existed before man. Humans, a product of the universe itself, just discovered or found a way to configure matter this way. Great question though and one I lik
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Hahaha you raise a good point. I'm thinking in the perspective of 90s view on stay-home parents shrinking where as since 2000's that trend has changed: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2014/04/0
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Okay so if you can get to a ring without a multiplicative inverse and then applying that operation to the ring forms it into a field then wouldn't it be fair to say that division is not really the opposite of multiplication the same wa
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Huh that is interesting. https://www.census.gov/newsroom/press-releases/2020/estimate... Here is a pretty clear indication that people are just not having children. Maybe the percentage of stay at home parent
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"but it fails to uphold the most important property division should have -- that it undoes multiplication" I'm not sure I follow that as it's most important property. I'm not sure if division could even be defined a
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"American white guy raised in a largely white upper middle class suburb, I've ridden my adopted city's bus many times and it's fine." Yeah, that will be the majority of people's experiences riding the bus. Othe
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
They say scores in spatial reasoning went up while analogies, vocabulary, and numerical reasoning declined. Hmmm I wonder if an increase use of videogames paired with a decrease in the amount of time parents can spend communicating with the
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Riemann Sphere: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riemann_sphere
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Unfortunately that's not how the world economy works. It's a nice notion but it's not going to happen.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Not really. Though researchers love to buy big expensive sample fridges or other equipment when they're ending a project and need to spend anything left over in the projects funds. Is that waste to you?
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
That's how it is in the bigger world outside of academia... Why would it be any different? If you want to make the full value of your work then become your own boss. Though as others in the parent thread pointed out businesses cost abo
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
"That pays for facilities and education programs and funding the department itself." Buildings, rooms costs rent from each department. Departments have expenses. Salaries to pay. Equipment to upgrade. Sometimes costs go over or re
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I'm perplexed what the problem is here? My partner works in grant management for a public r1. I believe the rate the university gets is about .57. That pays for facilities and education programs and funding the department itself. Bring
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Well you're in luck since these girls' proof is pretty simple so should be pretty pleasing for you!
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Electric cars are clean though, you have massive improvement in air quality in cities alone. And they are great economic opportunity since you're selling everyone a new car. That's a massive economic boost. Anything related to mi
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Why? So let's say people pay to switch the infrastructure to support propane vehicles. Then they switch to electric? Propane also appears to be less energy dense than Gasoline. So people would be buying more fuel than before. I don&#x2
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I disagree. 'Aesthetic' appearance in math is important in helping drive mathematical innovation and help new human beings derive pleasure from that wonderful field. Programming is kind of an applied mathematics where efficiency d
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
I just want to chime in to say I find Gochujang is amazingly and incredibly delicious.
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by iamerroragent 3y ago
Don't you get it though? Advanced Linux Programming is just C programming! Joke aside, you are right 'Hello World' does seem disconnected from 'Advanced'
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What Is the Oldest Computer Program Still in Use?(technologyreview.com)
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by iamerroragent 4y ago
" though warming wasn't considered a big deal, the media was still coming away from warning about a coming ice age (i've never figured out what was going on there, as a kid I heard it more than once, but now few admit the sca
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by iamerroragent 4y ago
NSA be like: "Romani ite domum" After catching you writing: "Romanes eunt domus"

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