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by incadenza 8y ago
What if they told you their products are so fast they don’t need a total bandwidth?
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by incadenza 8y ago
That’s fair, and I happen to agree with you. I just don’t think this particular concern is realistic given some very basic regulations in place.
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by incadenza 8y ago
So lets get this straight. The whole world of heroin addicts will flood to Norway, but then the people nearest to Norway (who likely don't have to fly) are going to be impacted by this illegal trade? Selling something that is free is n
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by incadenza 8y ago
Or treat it like methadone where you must consume it on site. Not that hard.
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by incadenza 8y ago
If I recall correctly, the Canadian equivalent has a longer term rehab upstairs from the area where the drugs are given out. The staff makes people aware it’s an option. People who may otherwise never interact with medical professionals.
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by incadenza 8y ago
Ok got it. Then I’ve misread what you’re trying to say. For what it’s worth I completely agree.
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by incadenza 8y ago
Simply read what you wrote. No serious person defends a position like this: 'China is a sovereign nation and has every right to Govern itself the way it wants to.' Rather than taking the human rights abuses seriously, you continua
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by incadenza 8y ago
No the question was whether or not national sovereignty justifies criminal behavior. You made the ludicrous point that China's national sovereignty gives them the right to commit human rights abuses, and I merely pointed out that your
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by incadenza 8y ago
Ignoring how ethically insane it is to justify human rights abuses under the guise of national sovereignty, this same sovereignty would allow the US to cease trade relations.
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by incadenza 8y ago
That’s interesting you say that. I’ve known two engineers who worked at JPL and they said that no teams did anything close to formal verification. It’s an incredibly difficult bar to meet
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by incadenza 8y ago
Clearly you’ve never camped in Death Valley...
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by incadenza 8y ago
I think this idea is really interesting. Perhaps Seattle is temperate enough, but a backup AC system may make sense. You’d still get the energy savings for at least some percent of the year.
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by incadenza 8y ago
Death Valley almost broke the highest recorded temperature ever.
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by incadenza 8y ago
Not sure if there’s a translation error, but since when is an incentive not a form of coercion?
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by incadenza 8y ago
If you’re interested in sticking with Chrome there are extensions that suspend inactive tabs after a certain period.
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by incadenza 8y ago
Or you know, more pizazz!
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by incadenza 8y ago
Have you or your gf been there for a while? Is the homelessness worse than before? I lived there about six years ago so I’m curious.
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by incadenza 8y ago
I don’t consider his position controversial at all...
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by incadenza 8y ago
Awesome! Thanks.
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by incadenza 8y ago
I find this stuff fascinating but so much of it went over my head. Can anybody point me in the right direction to read more about the relevant topics? Is this standard material in compiler design, or another related field?
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by incadenza 8y ago
And human beings, and good luck convincing anybody to jump into one of those things...mostly because doing so is more or less dying.
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by incadenza 8y ago
As much as I agree, let’s obviously not judge people based on accents, I find this a bit ridiculous. I can’t help but raise an eyebrow at the idea of visiting let’s say France, completely butchering pronunciations, and then claiming that an
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by incadenza 8y ago
What does the American holocaust refer to? EDIT: if it’s the initial European conquest and genocide, perhaps the lack of photographic / contemporary documentation makes a museum more difficult?
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by incadenza 8y ago
Why stop there? I don’t think Native Americans lived in log cabins. Antibiotics and modern medicine should undoubtedly be cast to the trash heap as well. I can’t help but feel like simply limiting screen time is the solution here...
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by incadenza 8y ago
Redux is good given how small the library is. Rust stands out as well
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by incadenza 8y ago
My impression here is that intelligent people tend to over complicate this distinction. Consciousness is what separates you from a rock. It’s the fact that you have an inner life at all. That the world shows up for you. The points you make
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by incadenza 8y ago
Yes! Much better said.
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by incadenza 8y ago
I'd take your argument further even. We could be mistaken about every experience we've ever had. Let's take the brain in a vat example, in which none of our sensory experiences accurately model reality. This has no bearing on
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by incadenza 8y ago
I'd argue that any such mapping of inputs and outputs, (fully mapping our mind) would equally describe to a system that is not conscious. In other words, the whole analysis could as well be describing a zombie that behaves like us but
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by incadenza 8y ago
I've always felt that Dennett has side stepped the question here. The 'hard problem' here is to explain how a set of physical processes give rise to consciousness or sensory experience at all. In other words, why the lights a

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