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by kordless 9y ago
> That same power to connect can lead people down a dark or dangerous path. Approach the internet with an uncritical mind and you could emerge as a flat-earther, anti-vaccer, or worse. Maybe. Or, perhaps it's the tendency of irrat
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by kordless 9y ago
The two slit experiment has been done with buckyballs, which would indicate all matter is capable of exhibiting quantum nature. Keep in mind the double slit experiment is designed to illustrate the "effect" we observe, when we obs
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by kordless 9y ago
> What makes you so sure that cryptocurrency brings anything to the table that the underbanked would want? What makes you ask leading questions which cast my comments into a blaming statement that I think cryptocurrencies bring anything
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by kordless 9y ago
I'm honestly curious about this thing I see occasionally on HackerNews. The observation of the thing are mostly negative comments, irrational in nature, which are presented by a significantly aged account with very low karma and po
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by kordless 9y ago
I suppose at this point we should ask ourselves why everyone keeps repeating the same thing over and over again. That's irrationality defined. You appear to be disagreeing with something I said, so I have to assume it's based on t
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by kordless 9y ago
I never said otherwise. Again, the idea people hold about a technology, with a given tag, is moving in the direction of what they expect as users of said infrastructure. Please note that I did indicate this was an irrational belief. W
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by kordless 9y ago
Silence when dissonance exists may be a bad thing. Silence when dissonance is resolved by reflection may not. The Japanese know sacredness because it's baked into their society. Maybe that was because of Zen Buddhism, or a different re
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by kordless 9y ago
Yup, and your's as well, by extension. I'd add that the rebrand needed to happen, given naming a company and a product the same thing is never a good idea.
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by kordless 9y ago
The object "Docker" has been in dissonance for quite a while now, both by the company's perspective and the consumer's perspective. I think rationalizing it as a "brand" move is a bit simplistic. It is a FACT t
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The Battle of Los Angeles(en.wikipedia.org)
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Deploy a HIG Stack in Kubernetes for Monitoring(blog.kublr.com)
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by kordless 9y ago
This was done in Seattle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra_khhzuFlE
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by kordless 9y ago
Using "you" here is a bit blaming, especially given the nature of RSVP is "Reply if you please". If someone wants to RSVP for an event, that means they choose the event for themselves in their internal view. Out here, es
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by kordless 9y ago
I ran an OpenStack cluster in my house for a few years. The deployment was managed by a bunch of scripts which I wrote and published to help others learn the basics in deploying an OpenStack cluster, sans most of the more complicated networ
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by kordless 9y ago
Maybe. Maybe not. So, it's irrational to believe that all desired outcomes may be obtained by limiting use of a resource based on its perceived value.
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by kordless 9y ago
That's the one. Hardest game ever. Love it.
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Litecoin Is Signaling Segwit at 80% – 75% Needed to Activate(litecoinblockhalf.com)
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The Perky Experiment (2014)(plato.stanford.edu)
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by kordless 9y ago
I find the latest update to LinkedIn unfortunate, given it's authoring UI is complete crap, UX-wise. I really can't see anything of use to me anymore over there, so my visits are becoming less frequent. I used to have good convers
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by kordless 9y ago
IPs are a terrible way of limiting input into a system given relying on the network stack to provide unique identifiers is an irrational expectation. I'm thinking of a grid of Litecoin addresses would work well to limit abuse of infras
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by kordless 9y ago
This is a common irrational argument (meaning it requires more work to determine truth) regarding the exhaustion of "supply". A "coin" is simply a numeric value in a wallet of a whole amount. Fractional amounts can, and
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee lays out scenario where AI runs the financial world(techworld.com)
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by kordless 10y ago
It's not a truthful statement. If you, op and the others that voted me down want to believe it, there's not much anyone can do about it. All of you are irrational to believe that something someone says is the truth just because it
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by kordless 10y ago
This is a completely irrational thing to say (and is speaking for others) when you really have no idea what the facts of the matter are one way or the other.
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SVG icons for popular brands(simpleicons.org)
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by kordless 10y ago
> This is exacerbated by not having the luxury of taking cues from facial expressions, body language, smiles and the context of the situation. This is caused by this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc
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by kordless 10y ago
Don't forget the fact that all these companies built their empires on top of "viral growth", which is an effect only possible because they figured out a way to get people to spread the "idea" of the product the comp
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by kordless 10y ago
I said absolutely nothing about removing anyone from a flight in my first comment.
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by kordless 10y ago
> That's actually not true What exactly did I say that wasn't true? If a captain removes people for discrimination, then they are removing choice from individual based on making choice for group. People don't want to hear
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by kordless 10y ago
I wonder if most cypherpunks accept determinism as a truth? I only ask this given the security required for privacy must be proved to be deterministic in nature, at least in this reality.

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