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by illuminant 2y ago
A bad name for a good idea. Consider, potential resolves as state, in the moment of now. The past is a forensic interpretation of the present. The future is the domain of probability that existential potential holds to resolve (state's
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by illuminant 2y ago
There is a world controlling technology, thought control and Power. The green orb business would certainly be fake, though highly possible to have been a figment of the mind, for you see our minds are hacked by Power and one never really ca
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by illuminant 2y ago
Tldr; > A symbolic risk can give you the courage to take on bigger challenges I would say the supreme skill is being able to overcome one's self. Take three nice long deep breaths and do what you know you should do at whatever expen
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by illuminant 2y ago
They said they wouldn't weaponize their "commercially available robots" they didn't exclude creating wholly military lines.
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by illuminant 2y ago
You're wrong.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Not what I expected. > Nevada’s pension fund is known for its simple and conservative portfolio strategy despite an increasing trend of complex investment strategies pursued by many of its pension peers. In this interview, Edmundson expl
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by illuminant 2y ago
I think the idea is that when that day comes, that day is forever after. So it isn't like it is here and we all have time to get our shit together. The day comes and no one is safe, anywhere. Cryptocurrency markets will jilt, the glob
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by illuminant 2y ago
This reminds me of a time a friend was doing a K&R C homework assignment using the campus computer lab and the computer kept giving an integer result for float values. It turns out the 486 had a defective FPU. Windows 95 ran fine and ev
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by illuminant 2y ago
> DNA is not directly observable Isn't there a home lab experiment one may do with an onion... This piece is abysmal and I'm seeing more and more of this behavior. Pseudo intellectualizing pseudo intellectualization by calling
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by illuminant 2y ago
The cash to pay workers and rent must come from somewhere. Either an investor cash infusion (VC) or some exotic shell dance of market survival until everyone gets reliably paid. Consider it is the art of keeping money flowing that allows co
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by illuminant 2y ago
Such bulldata. Obviously someone is upset and expends considerable internal process on disappointment and misdirection of values. This dichotomy of "intellectuals who are flashy and science people who fight the good fight for truth&quo
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by illuminant 2y ago
Intelligence is the mitigation of uncertainty. If you have a challenge (question) and the subject reduced the unknown qualities of that challenge in a deterministic way then some degree of intelligence has been achieved.
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by illuminant 2y ago
This is a problem with "people's" not morality. Morality is not violating the "innocent" (or those who hold no culpability for the violation.) If you can't square that your morality is broken.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Well I remember the times I went to (single digit) Def Cons. Cement in the toilet, sizable portions of the hotel lost power, haxors taking the event room doors off their hinges, those plotting to exploit the digital signage. Vegas + hacker
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by illuminant 2y ago
Like putting sugar in everything, even things sugar has no business being in.
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by illuminant 2y ago
This is crazy to me that the link even refers to their being a difference as a "myth." Science takes a sucker punch to the solar plexus when those who simply haven't experienced a very real difference croon the difference is
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Indica vs. sativa: Science suggests there's not a difference(nationalgeographic.com)
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by illuminant 2y ago
Much of our tastes come from habits. Many more so are acquired from their convenience. Changing habits and refactoring convenience in your favor is a powerful way to improve the human condition, avoiding dysfunctional apatites while you&#x2
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by illuminant 2y ago
Of haters hating, Zarathustra says "love the great despisers for they are the great adorers, arrows of longing for other shores."
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by illuminant 2y ago
I was a Perl 5 magi and carried the O'Reilly book in hand for a few months. The impression has meant that every regex in 20 years was effortless, though Perl long forgotten. Perl 5 regex familiarity seems like it futureproofed. Now I s
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by illuminant 2y ago
HERACY! These people are rewarded for publishing. Fuller was over the top in many ways, yet one cannot have witnessed a remnant of his works (Biosphere 2 "lungs") and deny his substance was genius. Whatever his essentricities the
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by illuminant 2y ago
I hope my obligatory post isn't flagged outing that our minds are wide open and those talented (who exist in the hundreds of thousands) can move between our minds and access our every thought and sub-voluntary systems. America is thoug
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by illuminant 2y ago
I'm real sure super dense green powder does. Take it every day! I'm cheating 11 years of age and counting (perceived and available energy levels.) May note the first two weeks for you might be a headache. You will feel the crap yo
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by illuminant 2y ago
Unless you are a CANNIBAL TROLL in which case you don't let anyone walk or talk over you without subtly inferring their objections are compensating. Just refer to knowing their "secret", and picking up on their "tells&qu
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by illuminant 2y ago
Backups are like prayers, only if you make backups you won't need prayers.
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by illuminant 2y ago
> (effort felt somewhat less aversive in studies from Asia vs. Europe and North America Lolz > suggest that mental effort is inherently aversive. Why I think modern science is a failure. Such a well conducted study and inherent myster
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by illuminant 2y ago
Death of humor. I expect laissez-faire to settle all markets. They are after all running these platforms.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Who's running this show anyhow. Those WS fools better shut it or be obsoleted! Brrap! Brrrraap brrap brrap! WS fools don't know who their dealing with.
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Some of us are merely happy it is bio-organic, replenishable, and not made of Oil.
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by illuminant 2y ago
Additional tip: start by learning the things that modern JavaScript does that once made jQuery king. Know that jQuery and JQuery-ui are different animals. Here's how "the pros" use jQuery: - plug in to document ready - select

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