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by lsd5you 17y ago
"I don't mind if someone sits there for 10+ hours a day if they keep on buying food and coffee regularly" Isn't this a bit consumerist, consume something or get out? (And didn't that jump out at you when you wrote it?) Perhaps there should
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by lsd5you 17y ago
Its funny, i'd have said its exactly the opposite. Its morally and ideallogically convenient to believe that no hard decisions need to be made and it will all end for the best. Biological reality is an inconvenience to humanist and libertar
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by lsd5you 17y ago
> I'm always amused when I read "stop making progress, there are some risks!". Of course there are, duh. It's ironic that you characature one point of view as facile, yet your point of view is similarly so - with no characture needed. W
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by lsd5you 17y ago
Apparently not, and i'm somewhat dismayed at the lack of opposition to this point of view ... so i'll try to make a case against it. Creating smarter than human AI would be humanity giving up its dominion, and who can say what will happen a
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by lsd5you 17y ago
Its hard to disagree with the premise - people don't care - but don't you think there is a bit of a tragedy of the commons situation here ... i mean its not like there are any options for the non-super wealthy to support research of grand p
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by lsd5you 17y ago
Apparently iPhone apps are undiscoverable as well... or so your comment implies. Then special casing is not ideal and i'm fairly sure flash does get indexed these days. Its apparent you don't want it, but does the iPhone need Flash? I don't
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by lsd5you 17y ago
I always thought it was to save on typing ... Remembering that a)python has shell scripting (and even interactive shell) as a design influence, and b)is often developed from within vim/emacs where mouse aversion is strong enough to influenc