joquarky

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by joquarky 6mo ago
Ask a few Native Americans about dominance. Or maybe families of African descent. Or maybe families of Japanese Americans who lived in the US during WWII. Or maybe people of Latin descent living in the US today.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Yeah, a lot of people are still living within the paradigm of tribalism: my team good, other team bad. But the events of the past decade or so have clearly demonstrated that there are no "good" actors. I personally couldn't c
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> shinto/daoism/buddhism The style of your comment is not making a good case for knowledge of this subject.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Tan is not a hue. Orange is.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Maybe wavelets will make a comeback
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by joquarky 6mo ago
I remember back when I thought that perception was this simple.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Try to visually perceive well outside your field of vision.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
In natural selection, mutations which limit capabilities tend to make that branch go extinct.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
How does Google steal content?
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Prices going down is called deflation.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sealioning
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by joquarky 6mo ago
> more abundance This is blatantly unsustainable. > just about any previous point in history The late 1990s is an exception for most people. It sounds like things are going well for you. Be mindful of psychological projection.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
I don't know. Critical thinking can become a liability when you're the only one who puts guardrails on people's preferred perception of reality.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
Long term thinking is out when you can't predict more than a few months ahead at most.
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by joquarky 6mo ago
That's a big fat zero for both.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
I find it odd that the people with the kind of mindset that is driven to become police are even willing to entertain the idea of joining a union.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Google Wave demonstrated that this doesn't always work.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
"Move fast and break things" broke containment to the tech industry. Now you can see it everywhere.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
> It's very tough for young people. It doesn't reward hard work and education. Isn't this applicable to pretty much everywhere now?
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Copyright has been OP for too long. Its time we started whittling it back.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Markets don't make sense for non-fungible products.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Oh right
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Foot egg? I thought we were talking about soccer.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Reminds me of this article from a while back: https://theonion.com/american-people-hire-high-powered-lobby...
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Anyone who believes in materialism should recognize that there is still a lot of room to improve.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
There should be a toggle control near the navigation buttons that toggles between document mode and app mode.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
That sounds like a design failure.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
In my observation, copyright maximalists tend to be parasites and they get very upset when you even suggest that their products should eventually become part of the commons.
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by joquarky 7mo ago
The whole founding principle for our kafkaesque copyright system is "To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts" Thanks to Disney and others, we have drifted far from that. If you make the rules too complicated and/o
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by joquarky 7mo ago
Also UBI will inevitably become as fubared as current tax law.

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