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kylebenzle
1y ago
The new reality for a lot of young people I find is that there is no objective reality. Its a dangerous and stupid idea but there is still an objective reality, even if you want to ignore it.
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kylebenzle
1y ago
I read a lot of sci-fi and because it's come up in recommendations I've tried two or three times to read that book, "This Is How You Lose the Time War". The popularity of that book along with stuff like N.K. Jemisin win
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kylebenzle
1y ago
You are correct, people just get mad when they have to face the consequences their own actions. Eating (with) plastic was known to be a bad idea by everyone from day one, we do it because we don't care until something goes wrong for us
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kylebenzle
1y ago
Eating/drinking out of plastic has been known to be bad from day one, ingesting plastic is a bad idea so eating out of and with plastic is also obviously not great, no PhD necessary for that conclusion. Your saying people need a PhD to
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kylebenzle
1y ago
Did you read comment above because yours does not not address the response at all (and you are wrong in that context). Again, dude above is saying clearly that the issue is man man, we did this, it's not a natural disaster, so there is
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kylebenzle
1y ago
I loved these books when they came out but the more time that has gone on it seems that much of the authors' data turned out to be statistiaclly insignificant and they took liberties with their conclusions. I always thought there was s
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The Death of Freakonomics – How Dubner and Levitt were proved wrong [video]
(youtube.com)
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kylebenzle
1y ago
Was REALLY hoping this would be a Guitar Hero-like game that used real instruments instead of toys to play.
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kylebenzle
1y ago
It's not just stores, pretty much our entire socity runs on cheap power, without it the whole thing falls apart.
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kylebenzle
1y ago
People's rational thought seems to be dissappearing. Whatever America has become today does not mean that America in the past had no redeming qualities, that is not how time works, it doesn't go backwards :(
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kylebenzle
1y ago
Thank you. People's rational thought seems to be dissappearing. Whatever America has become today does not mean that America in the past had no redeming qualities.
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kylebenzle
1y ago
Thank you for correcting... America is now just a bunch of lobbyist, billionaires and lawyers in a trenchcoat. We lock up our minorities, deport those in need and separate children from their families for profit, America is an evil nation a
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kylebenzle
1y ago
Important to note that she made VERY clear just a couple years ago that's she is NOT suicidal and if anything happens she said, "too many people want me quiet." So yeh, someone in power just had Virginia Giuffre murdered and
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kylebenzle
1y ago
Archive link please?
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kylebenzle
1y ago
I saw this guy give a talk and looking into its an amazing idea of the most secure computer without memory.
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The Dauug House - Dauug|36 minicomputer documentation
(dauug.cs.wright.edu)
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kylebenzle
1y ago
I agree! But only took reading a second time to realize they obviously were using R -> are to save space, not 4!
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I tried the $1,500 Luba robot mower from Mammotion, it was not good [video]
(youtube.com)
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Just tried it out on Linux for the first time too but am sticking with Okular. Tired reading in Zoteros PDF viewer but it's not as seamless as Okular.
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kylebenzle
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TL:DW - I did my research on looking for the "best" robot mower and found Mammotion's. The sad thing is the hardware is great but the firmware and app let the user down at literally EVERY step of the way. Here were the low po
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I bought the $1,500 Mammotion robot mower, my experiance was not good [video]
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I would be interested to know what your definition of free and open source software is. But for the record Bitcoin and it's cousins are the exact definition of free and open source software as it is both free and open source. Just beca
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kylebenzle
2y ago
Yes, but a lot of us already understood that America no longer has a functioning judicial branch so expect nothing less from our highest office. The judicial system in America is simply a stack of bribes and a lobbyist in a trench coat. Mor
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2y ago
Yes but today I find little to no benefit over python
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Show HN: The most advanced transparently functioning computer
(dauug.cs.wright.edu)
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kylebenzle
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Love that you tell us how amazing the government run digital currency but end it with a throw away statement about how the open source version will never "stand a chance". Just like how no one uses Linux and Firefox died 20 years
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The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Finance & Business of Life
(kylebenzle.com)
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Just take it literally, the US legal system is utterly broken, as in it does not function. It's the reason we literally put black men in jail for Life over and over again for minor crimes, because we have a broken legal system, it'
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kylebenzle
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What? No, just literally the US legal system is utterly broken. It's the reason we literally put black men in jail for Life over and over again for minor crimes, because we have a broken legal system.
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kylebenzle
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Sounds like the way things are going to me and it's what a lot of people are rooting for. I think America did a really good job of compartmentalizing the rich and the poor so the rich are completely unaware of what everyone else is dea
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