makerdiety

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by makerdiety 2y ago
I'm not Elon Musk or Donald Trump. Sending your complaints of mainstream culture to me will not result in your political representation and its voice being heard. I am unable to effectively sponsor and defend your proposed alternative
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If capitalism wasn't the leviathan that it was, then I wouldn't blame anyone for trying to escape the life that capitalist neo-colonialism has brought into existence. Pretty soon, at this rate, life itself will be a subordinate of
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by makerdiety 2y ago
Isn't being annoyed at something sociopolitical and expressing that feeling, sharing your concerns with anyone who will listen, itself a sociopolitical act? Because it is. I'm not trying to gaslight you, insofar as reason itself a
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Everything rationally dismissive of ineffective economics and technology always appears negligent in scientific duties. But I'm actually monitoring the situation with great attention and caution. Because this is a global context I&#x27
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Vertical integration, or a company claiming to take ownership of its supply chain, needs the democratic miracle that is exclusive security of supplies and their logistical distribution. No American company is ever going to militarily secure
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It is naught but crypto-fascism the proposition that there is a choice between exercising empathy and being an immoral character. It is moral authoritarianism, the gaslighting of others, trying to make them believe that free will exists in
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Doesn't the environment already affect genes albeit on huge timescales like millions of years? Then the more clear question becomes how to accelerate mutations and for one individual person instead of through delicate and fallible proc
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But what if it's possible to alter your influential genes, through some powerful mechanism? Whether it be through insane willpower or anything else. In that case, you have an analogy like something like artificial general intelligence
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If you have failed to infer a discovery of the global trend of complete withdrawal from traditional economic institutions, employment, and sources of income due to the stubborn impracticality of jobs rationally compensating very skilled men
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Why can't we just launch all of Earth's garbage into the sun?(popsci.com)
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Managing high performers? Step one: pay them what they're worth. With the reliable incompetence of the average job, we shouldn't ever expect this kind of rational fair compensation. Really, we should be seeing truly talented peopl
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It kinda really upsets me that you believe a strain of liberal-democratic sociopolitics is capable of hosting technological and scientific innovation. A bunch of arrogant, proud, or overconfident nerds are not actually destined knights of c
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I would never use SQLite when there is more than one persistent data memory user.
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Why gossiping at work is good for you(bbc.com)
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'A fatal miscalculation': masculinity researcher on why Democrats lost young men(theguardian.com)
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What all indie hackers are doing is getting support and resources from an equivalent of venture capital investment. Which is Cathedral approved education that effectively reduces to attaching an epistemology onto yourself that limits you an
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Physics heresy: Projectiles don't make parabolas(bigthink.com)
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China does appear to be a good replacement and contender for a sustainable modern empire (according to whatever objective analysis would support that claim). But, if they flirt with liberty and the pursuit of happiness even one bit, then it
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That's the problem of the generic establishment's dominant principle: there's a pedagogic influence where a trend towards aggressive responses to criticisms of popular science is valuable and, really, should be expected. Capi
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"Who else is in the pool of promising candidates for intelligent economics?" is the question we're trying to answer. > China's busy just trying to catch up. Everybody else can't seem to figure out how to pass eco
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I'm only minimizing the value of the Enlightenment's liberty proposition (liberalism) as a result of the scientific observation that entropy most definitely accelerates through liberal-democratic ideas and enterprises. Don't
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Excellent question. And the answer is, of course, very simple: Being American (or, more generally, a liberal-democracy subordinated entity), you should expect even Elon Musk's SpaceX to be a bad bet. SpaceX will display its inherent in
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A true scientist would come to the conclusion that at this point in time it's time to give up on the great liberal democracy project. A true scientist has the scale needed to recognize that capitalism, as practiced under liberal aims,
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NASA Has Some Bad News for Its Stranded Astronauts(time.com)
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The World of Ethereum Snipers(samchepal.com)
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A Large Scale Study of the Ethereum Arbitrage Ecosystem(usenix.org)
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The Silence Doctors Are Keeping About Millennial Deaths(theatlantic.com)
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'Stuck': Housing market malaise may last for years(politico.com)
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The Coldest Cream(daily.jstor.org)
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Why going to sleep during the 'golden hour' could save your life(telegraph.co.uk)
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