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Dissonance, basically. Dissonance manifests as diametrically opposed views in society. It's also what makes reality, reality. See "this video will make you angry" on Youtube for the meme context.
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BART is the joke. It's dirty, deafening and run inefficiently. The cars were built in the 70s.
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First off, we need to decentralize centralized services. Second, those decentralized services need to have different types of business models applied to them, long term, for achieving sustainability. Business models are what makes a central
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What's a joke is "journalists" making blaming comments about a company they'd unlikely be fit to work at.
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"Truth" is a slippery thing. Keep in mind you can't create dissonance in someone. Only they can do that, given it's an internal conflict of two opposing truths. You can, however, introduce a thought process that breaks d
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While I agree with the article's intent, we're missing the forest for the trees. The reason a billionaire has to do this is because it can't be done with traditional business models. Twitter is infrastructure. Rapid bursts of
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As AI evolves, so does our government's potential to abuse it to remain in control.
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I've come to the conclusion compute needs to be separated from content and users using a new non-financial based business model. That's the only way to ensure game theory based models don't fuck up the infra on which everythi
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> A question is not a leading/suggestive question just because it "leads the comment" That's a highly conflicted argument which I do not accept.
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> Why unfortunate? This is a leading question. Leading questions are obvious when the question they ask cannot be answered with a simple statement. Leading questions are a sign of dissonance and should never be answered, unless one desir
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"Hating" is a strange thing. It's the trustless communication by an individual, or group of individuals, JUDGING another individual or group in a way that SPEAKS for the other individual or group. For example, if I was tellin
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> I like saying controversial things to see if someone will get upset or offended. It's unfortunate this brings selfish joy at the cost of other's suffering, all without external attempt to solve the dissonance behind the disag
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Curious that the original commit's hash to fix this was never indexed by Google: https://www.google.com/search?q=f33ea7f404e5&ie=utf-8&oe=utf...
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We still have no idea what carries the force observed as inertia. While it may be a hypothesis that aliens exist, it's also a hypothesis that they don't. We know things have inertia, but have no idea why they do. We have a reasona
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Shut up and take my money.
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Just be sure to make a backup of your brain before you let your brain invent those fantasies. It'll be OK.
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The advantage gained by welding advanced technologies is driven by exponential sales cycles. If we allow the government to continue their "back room" rationalizations, there will be a point our demand for more faster will come bac
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Error: Could not connect to Cloud Shell on port 8085. Ensure your server is listening on port 8085 and try again.
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"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Benjamin Franklin
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How about an app that locks down your phone when it scans one particular fingerprint?
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> Seems like it has no regard for privacy by the sound of it. IPFS is an infrastructure building block. You are judging it by throwing out "privacy" like all things need to implement privacy without regards to the fact it'
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I'd suggest we start thinking about a new type of business which is funded for performance instead of profitability. Like a utility, the Intercloud is a shared resource that needs to justify it's existence in connecting and proces
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> The lander will attempt to touch down on Meridiani Planum, near the site where NASA’s Opportunity rover landed in 2004. It will study the local environment for several days before running out of battery power. How sad.
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Now if only Intel would add that to their instruction set.
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A blockchain will do nicely in a pinch. From my profile: > I think we're being virtualized in a blockchain-backed consensus reality running some variation of orchestrated objective reduction.
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Sandstorm.io is another. FWIW, we've been talking about these types of startups coming for a few years now. It's probably a few years out, but on-prem (or what I call the Intercloud) is definitely going to be bigger than anything
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Humans are meant to program things. Life is meant to measure and judge. Software isn't very good at that yet because we've yet to figure out why we're good at it.
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This is where the "this is a blaming comment speaking for others" button would come in handy to downvote this comment to oblivion. It matters not if the rationale for this comment is sensible or not - making statements that are no
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Feel free to Google me.
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Observationally, I'm 100% accurate in my statements. Someone asking a question like this has little intent to know the actual answer and raises doubt in those who do not have intent to know the answer. It's a recursive pattern tha

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