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by ilkhd2 16y ago
... it is a good side of having only 300000 of population. My observations convinced me that there can be no democracy with population bigger than 50E6 people.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
I am talking about _computer_ scientists. Take biochemists for example. Or biologists.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Never been in India, but seem to be true to whole world.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
What about scientists? - they are not the richest category of population (< 75k a person; usually 40-50k), but I am sure they use Internet a lot more often than let's say businessmen.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
USA population is concerned about privacy much less than let's say European population. No wonder they do not see this a serious issue. I personally firmly believe - no privacy => no freedom.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
TSA is great illustration for what American Democracy really is.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
When I read "because USA is democratic", "large infrastructure" (yeah, that does not function anymore) I wanted to weep. This article seems to be very, very biased. Yes, perhaps you do need Chinese high speed rail, it does not mean that y
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
In USA? Well you ca change the outcome, but you can not change the outcome of outcome, it will be very similar, for both Democratic Wing and Republican Wing of the Corporate Party.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
depends on who is lobbying better.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Apple might acquire BoA. Apple might acquire Chrysler. Apple might acquire Coca-Cola. and so on.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Oh, how come? You are serious? We did not know that. Sarcastically, of course.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
It depends what you use Wikipedia for. As a source for political info it might be good or bad but you cannot rely on single source for this kind of information anyway. Math/physics articles are pretty decent, however.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Because it is poorly regulated.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
That was not "not enough voltage", that was not enough current.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Even if they miss 1000000 centenarians it would not significantly change life expectancy - their population is big.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Iceland has second longest life expectancy but rather different food and lifestyle: http://www.iceland.is/history-and-culture/Traditions/Iceland...
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
USA the country who invented Internet, and the one to lose it first. How sad.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
USA is rapidly deindustrializing and there is no necessity in damn science kits for kids. Kids must know what is credit card, lawyer, insurance and mortgage. And what is barista and security guard. Americans. Do not invent new measures. Loo
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
And, on the other hand bacteria from Intoxicated Miner's Spit can be carcinogenic.
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Christof Koch: Consciousness, brain, mind and no quantum computers(youtube.com)
1 points by ilkhd2 16y ago|0 comments
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
IMHO whole title is kind of psychopatic - Right Kind of Ambition. Why in the hell anybody would tell me which ambition is right or wrong?
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
I think little imagination can help you.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Why work in corporation? Well, because 1) it is easier to find a job this way; 2) it is a good place to get experience. I work for a corporation - for me it is easier, for now. I do not share any goals with the corporation at all. My goal
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
I would argue (as a person who dislike hierarchies), that healthy, grown up person should care only about his very own goals, when working for a company. I am not saying that the goals should not be aligned with corporate ones, yet to care
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Yes, but take-out of the same quality as home cooking would cost waaaay beyond 50$ per person.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
What a disgusting propaganda of corporate communism. A person, that is completely lacking sense of his/her own achievements is either liar or stupid or some kind of manipulator. It does not mean that narcissists are the best people, but the
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
This is called Sonification. Have very old history, starting from listening to RF noise produced by logical elements switching from 1->0 or 0->1. I used this technique before when debugged software for Atmel AVR. Put your PCB inside
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Amen.
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
Agree. Right solution would be something akin to BootMagic, which stores the code in a separate small partition. Or, as a half-measure the can use code compression (LZ77 or similar).
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by ilkhd2 16y ago
No, that was no Commodore. This a real new Commodore 64, daymit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C64_Direct-to-TV

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