jawbone3

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by jawbone3 10y ago
Well no, with the hich capital concentrations we have now, most captial is inheritance and so cannot be counted as saved income of the individual that owns it. Further, saved wages merely seed capital accumulation, so that most capital come
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Yeah, compare with this home made machine that solves a real rubiks cube https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ixTddQQ2Hs4
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Personally I think its a bit too empty, they should expand it to two floors :)
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Those chunks are intended to be used as child porn, and the "you can't tell its child porn" objection is a weak one for those who don't want to be part of its distribution on moral grounds.
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Right, Large scale change of driver habits is a simple solution... a more enforcable suggestion is that the car owner is by default liable for any damages that happen from dooring, and that dooring is a fineable offence. Give car owners a r
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by jawbone3 10y ago
You did not read very far if you missed the bit where it said only deltas will be stored beyond the base. Though I'm sure some klutz will find a way to make obcenely large font files regardless, possibly by including the astral pnanes.
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by jawbone3 10y ago
If you don't moderate what the users post your service becomes a child porn host in a surprisingly short ammount of time is the common fear, and I think its also what generally happens. Though behadings and general gore from shitposter
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Ah yes, and its not like what the law labels illegal ever changes, especially not when people are upset about something legal...
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Well, the discussion is about the docs recently available online, so you finding a python book helpful in the times when no python shell autocompleted is a bit outside the topic at hand.
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Why stop there? The only reason the board has accepted the bad managment is because the shareholders provide poor oversigth! The company should be confiscated and then sold at an auction to a select group of responsible shareholders!
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Where would I put that in my apartment?
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Another nice example of what the author complains about, a "it's your own fault" reply whenever someone complains that the official language docs are hard to understand. Personally I almost never find any use from the docs wh
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Yes, that is choice 2
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Hah, funny considering the current system is mostly based on bribe, lots of bribes. Putin plays cynical power games, but he mostly does it more openly than others, compare it with republicans inviting bibi to he senate in a hope to get the
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by jawbone3 10y ago
Well no, if you want to start nuklear war over the baltics the ballistic missiles can get there in a few minutes. But air power is the only thing that can get there fast, and the russians have actual anti air systems... And anyway, an airfo
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by jawbone3 10y ago
The military industrial complex is at it again, trying to scare up support for more funding by waving the russians around. Meanwhile the koreans already have autonomous gun turrets in field testing and the Us operats something like half of
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by jawbone3 11y ago
The fact that autoplay makes for better retention of gamblers is not a long term asset; Autoplaying means it is straight up games of chance, and casino gambling is usually regulated differently from games of skill. Acording to a recent esti
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by jawbone3 11y ago
Actually a line chart would probaby been better at making the change look dramatic, thinner bars would have helped too...
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by jawbone3 11y ago
Look, dont you insult the user too. Everyone ouside of the ascii alphabet have at least a vague notion that americans dont allow all letters in their forms, so telling the user that an "forbidden letter" was used is clear enough.
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by jawbone3 11y ago
Man, t'Hooft is upping his design game! It looks mutch nicer than the previous versions which looked like they predated his nobel prize.
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by jawbone3 11y ago
It is a huge project where many many aspects must be designed for the specific site being chosen, so it is not something that is simply moved as the whole house is designed for the specicic climate of the site. Also, The tmt is the next big
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by jawbone3 11y ago
Per comments above, pypy.js is not presented as an trivial but interesting thing, but as something useful.
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by jawbone3 11y ago
I like how you invent a need to pose as a good person that is rationally maximised to explain irrational behaviour, rather than accept that not all human behaviour is rational. Of course you can always reframe irrationality into a hidden-va
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by jawbone3 11y ago
Many good reasons for protect space from weaponization by treaty, too bad the article doesn't raise this issue better.
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by jawbone3 11y ago
Climate change is imeasurably more plausable as an extinction event than the singularity though, and is actively being caused right now. There is no evidence whatsoever of historical mass extinctions being linked to any technological singul
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by jawbone3 11y ago
The great tragedy of maths education is that people come out the other side and think "fill in the box" is maths. No, that is doing you sums, not living in the world of mathematics. The filling in of the boxes is most fairly compa
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by jawbone3 11y ago
Actually DSCOVR is a satellite that was supposed to be used for climate change research, but then Bush was elected... Though, this whole Sun monotoring thing is something that was added twelve years after the sattelite was done, an apparetl
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by jawbone3 12y ago
That adblock thing would probably be great. Also, I ofthen wish there was an easy way all those specials in the store could be compared more easily. Usually when you work out that 2 for x offer you see they gave a generous 10% discount that