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innguest
11y ago
> You can still inform people about the crime without showing the victims face or the actual explicit imagery. Let's say society makes a fund for people that were abused as kids (horribile dictu). Those funds are there only to benef
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innguest
11y ago
The size of the global derivatives market is 1.5 quadrillion dollars. Global GDP is not even $90 trillion. 90,000,000,000,000 GWP 1,500,000,000,000,000 global derivatives Do you think it got that far by "sitting"? It g
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innguest
11y ago
The banks really succeeded in convincing you that that's the price of a house, but that only says something about you, not about the real price of a house. A 500 sq ft monolithic dome house costs around $30k. It fulfills all the roles
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innguest
11y ago
A monolithic concrete dome that is energy-efficient, fire-proof, tornado-proof and earthquake-proof costs around $30k. But it's not your money so you don't care that the banks are subsidizing incredibly complex, unreliable, weak,
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innguest
11y ago
"The study of money, above all other fields in economics, is the one in which complexity is used to disguise truth or to evade truth, not to reveal it." John Kenneth Galbraith, Money: Whence It Came, Where It Went (1975), p. 5
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innguest
11y ago
> There is nothing wrong with regulating how footage of crimes can be shown to protect the victims and even the offenders. Right! That's how it starts. In the end we have "there's nothing wrong with censoring 28 pages of a
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innguest
11y ago
> This outcry would've been minor if reddit had a male CEO without the failed lawsuit in the rear view mirror. If the Reddit CEO were male AND their "failed lawsuit" were also about a dishonest attempt at smearing the na
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innguest
11y ago
It's called Narcissism.
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innguest
11y ago
Well, the same applies to the gun used (no causation, only correlation) and yet people and the media keep bringing guns up as if the correlation between 'using guns'<->'shooter kids' is stronger than 'using SS
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innguest
11y ago
It's also typically not an Engineering degree so maybe we should stop calling it that.
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innguest
11y ago
When is it ever about "all Christians"? The whole point of Christianity letting people read the Bible is that it became many-flavored. But you want everyone to be your kind of Christian? Well, how Christian of you. :P Forming any
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innguest
11y ago
I've been panning these comments with Ctrl+F for "SSRI" and you're the first one. You and I would be interested in seeing that data, and you and I will never see that data. ;) Also the media never ever mentions most of t
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11y ago
If we ever get to tame energy I don't think we'll need to care about water and food. It seems inefficient to tame energy only to then invest more time in food research to give our bodies energy.
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innguest
11y ago
But as the carpenter goes on doing his stuff, the things he did stay put. They do not suddenly become incompatible with each other, or need to be maintained daily. Carpentry is orders of magnitude less brittle. It doesn't even compare.
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innguest
11y ago
Yeah, because those are all the things that keep IRC alive... not. You really don't think it's an architecture problem? Do you really think "all" we need is "good tech" and "good people"? Everyone thi
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innguest
11y ago
People want/need x, where x : forum threads :: IRC : chat.
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innguest
11y ago
First of all, these are not OS-native to any OS I know. So it's not native GUI. "Native" refers to the OS, not to the hardware. Second, the GUI looks atrocious. What is wrong with designers nowadays that they think we live in
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11y ago
Mat Buckland has always rocked. His book AI Techniques for Game Programming is choc full of in-your-face AI implementations. He does not hide anything from you. Incredible book, the total opposite of so many failed attempts at actually codi
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11y ago
> I agree, there are a lot of things that the hypothetical NWO does that I fully agree with. https://youtu.be/MxSTmcwP4QI?t=1696
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11y ago
Ah, thanks for the edit. I've read about homomorphic computing a while ago, and I was getting excited, but there's still no fully homomorphic implementation, is that right? Is there at least proof that it is possible? This would b
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innguest
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If Martin Fowler and his piecemeal refactoring posts is what it'll take for the OO people to move out of State then I should thank Mr. Fowler.
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11y ago
Found it, it was back at 2010 it seems: http://chrisdone.com:10001/browse/lisp?events_per_page=50&ev... The "helper"'s screen name was "nixeagle" and his emacs mirror was at http:/&#x
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innguest
11y ago
Allow me a small tale. I remember on #lisp at Freenode IRC, there was a helpful soul that would help folks by telling them to click a link. Upon landing on the page, the person being helped would see a mirror of the helper's Emacs buff
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innguest
11y ago
An Austrian "projecting"? Hah. So you think after May 1971, Switzerland and France redeemed USD$50M and USD$191M, respectively, in US products and soldiers? Because my sources tell me they redeemed it in gold. Has Germany been try
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innguest
11y ago
People only want security, not the reality and hence responsibility that comes with it.
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11y ago
So you believe the whole of Microsoft's contribution to the world has been a net negative? It seems to me they've made possible for countless businesses to do their day-to-day work more efficiently.
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innguest
11y ago
Very beautiful indeed. I just realized jellyfish are a lot like mushrooms.
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innguest
11y ago
All I'm hearing is "I don't want to read about Cultural Marxism because I can't deal with the cognitive dissonance".
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11y ago
There is a double-standard that you are glossing over, perhaps willingly. Jewish influence in the media is overstated by their own admission, and they are notorious for not furthering diversity within their own group. If I am wrong please c
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11y ago
Gay people finally earned the right to have their relationships meddled with by the government. Let's see if they remain "gay" (happy). Watch the parades dwindle!
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