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by johnmorrison 5y ago
I pay for a full family premium plan, and I am very confident that the majority of premium Spotify customers either support Rogan or are indifferent in this issue. You decide whether you want to continue paying your premium plan. Spotify wi
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
I think your beliefs of what is factual and false regarding COVID are actually the opposite of reality. You likely think the same of me. If you could magically be granted "objective" factual understanding, your point would be righ
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
Not calling Young a terrorist, I'm using the term "don't negotiate with terrorists" loosely - the point is, when two peers in a network end up in a situation where one is making a violent ultimatum about both of them, th
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
100% right. Good ideas do not require the censorship of bad ideas.
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
I don't see a reasonable compromise to make here, here's why: There is nothing wrong with what Rogan has been criticized by Young for; other than many people including Young being ideologically possessed in the opposite direction.
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
No. It is.
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
Peterson's claims about climate objectively match leading science. You may disagree with him, but what he says is not rubbish. (For credibility, see the studies included in IPCC reports.)
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
Disagree. Spotify clearly cares about music - hence the entire history of the company & product. When one creator on a platform threatens an ultimatum to remove themselves or another creator, that is a rude and aggressive unprovoked att
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
I love it, accurate description
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
This article gave me a random push to nuke the size of my site - just brought it down from ~50 kB on text pages all the way to ~1.5 kB now, and from 14 files to 1 HTML file.
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
I absolutely love these things. Keeps interfaces clean and improves UX simultaneously (in almost all cases) - a win/win. I've started building my projects with shorcuts + command palettes as the default execution mode for new fe
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
Insanely cool! Ran through the tutorial. Excited to give it a shot for real soon & see the project's progress over time.
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by johnmorrison 5y ago
Dumb Q - why is it called Second Quarter results when this is the end of the first quarter of the calendar year?
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
What portion of Volkswagens sold are outfitted with an array of HD cameras passively collecting data?
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
This one has been in dev since over a year ago I think but yeah I have no idea where all the new ones are coming from!
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
Exactly
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
Earlier alternate -> https://valyr.io/ Planned support for also Email (first priority), SMS, Signal, matrix, etc
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
Hey Oren, I appreciate your civil clarification, however, I still honestly don't see a reasonable path to your view. If we find extraterrestrial life, this poses perhaps the greatest opportunity we've ever had to learn more about
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
A sufficiently large country is always on fire, somewhere :p
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
Completely agree. The only people I've ever heard mention the space utopia argument are people who are pushing anti-space ideology.
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
If it weren't for what we already spent on space exploration, we wouldn't have nearly as much understanding of climate change, and we wouldn't have the variety of satellites we rely on to address the climate. Both is more tha
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
This is frankly a blatantly wrong and quite foolish argument. Space exploration has already created many significant benefits for humanity on Earth , by advancing hundreds of new technologies with terrestrial applications and launching s
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
Love it!
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
The average price I paid for electricity in Ontario over a couple years vs. the average of a number of sources I found for cost of electricity across Germany. I don't have any links saved, but yeah it was like ~0.05 CAD vs 0.55 CAD per
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
They're extremely cheap to build by LCOE if you take away the extra regulatatory fees. Fission has several orders of magnitude less levelized material throughput per unit power than any other source of electricity. If the world got to
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
Nuclear energy is regularly significantly (usually more than an order of magnitude, from what I've seen) cheaper for electricity than any other source in comparable countries (e.g. nuclear electricity in Toronto >10x cheaper than co
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
There is no non environmentally damaging solution, really, and there probably never will be. Steps in the right direction are all we can ever take. Asteroid mining might be a bit of a solution to this resource extraction problem, but not re
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
We won't know which small startups right now are and aren't until several years from now. All of the big cos right now that have changed the world were a startup not long ago. Yes, not all of the startups will succeed, but there w
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
How? Take people's word. If they say vector, assume they just mean some element of a vector space. No need to be rude to somebody based on an assumption.
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by johnmorrison 6y ago
It only has direction + magnitude right? (±h/4π)e_i for some unit vector e_i. So it can be written as a vector? No?

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