mcmoor

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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   Yeah especially South East Asian roads with all those motorcycles buzzing around. Actually I'd be way more impressed with self driving motorcycles.
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   Yeah I've seen article or study that said that 13% activist population means guaranteed coup
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I have seen both tactics used by same person fitting to their agenda. In the end this is just another logical tactic ( or fallacy, pejoratively) and we have to keep cool mind to not be tripped by cheap tricks.
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   I see it funny when this behavior is assigned as one of symptoms of quite quitting, and Allies advice to rebellious German workers in WW2.
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   Aah yes this is why I work in an open office yet very confused on why this website hates it so much.
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   > Which includes that sometimes, you get a team of people together temporarily in person to really focus and iterate on issues, but we all know the majority of time, this isn't needed for proper collaboration. Some remote workers he
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   Can it be argued that work is miserable for everyone, including children? Current trends doesn't only seek to abolish child worker, it aims to free it from everyone. Of course, whether it'd actually be better for everyone or it&#x
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   Or maybe fossil fuels used to have springs all over the place. In medieval times there actually used to be oils streaming to surface and used in mundane lamps.
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   by mcmoor 3y ago

   There's certainly some people who're troubled with this problem https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstellar_travel#Wait_cal... https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/Ligh
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I feel like by this point, Mickey is already useless as copyright, but rather as trademark. Will this be how Disney use Mickey in the future?
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    None of those have race to the bottom to the $1 right? Unlike mobile games in OP example
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    The effect is so strong that 3 of those songs become my top 5 listened despite me not actually wanting to listen to those songs THAT much
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I am almost exactly the same but not the "or wealth" part; wasting tons of someone else's money is the most important part. But still though having your own money to fund foreign education by yourself sounds already like livi
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Yeah other people here who rank car so low in satisfaction must be talking about traffic jam only. If the road is free and I can go fast, the satisfaction shoots up above any public transportation.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    It seems to me that there's fewer believable research proposal than predicted
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I always wondered why digital signaling is always purported to be better than analog when analog can always carry much more data than digital. But maybe noise elimination of digital signaling is just too important.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    The only thing I know about the book is from this article https://acoup.blog/2021/10/15/fireside-friday-october-15-202... which recommends Azar Gat, War in Human Civilization instead.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I'd argue that it's shouldn't even be only income + $xyz, it's income * (1 / chance of succesful enforcement) to reduce companies that thought that as long as it's hidden enough you'll be safe. It'll
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    So, what actually makes Java successful despite all of these?
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Yeah, particle physics and astronomy is the height of reproducibility, nothing compares to it. The fact that people can get very antsy when observation misses theory just by 10^-9% shows a great scientific environment
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    > If you’re trying to do impossible things, this effect should chill you to your bones. It means you could be intellectually stuck right at this very moment, with the evidence right in front of your face and you just can’t see it. It has
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    It's astounding how some of math's first practical applications is to calculate movement of the stars. Absence of frictions and close bodies make physics much easier to approximate than anything on earth. Maybe to have students ap
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I found this budget model so often I'm curious about the justification. And since it's used by everyone it has to be justified right??
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    But you don't only want your data back, you want the data disappear from circulation. While ransomware ensures the former transaction, it still in no way ensures the latter, making it still a dubious transaction.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    Tbf planes have access to much more energy than birds just like LLM does. Maybe that will be the next challenge.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    This fact either make it 100% a cartel or is actually false and keep being repeated on HN for some reason.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I still thought "X is a spectrum" is essentially the same as saying that everyone have it, which I don't think is a useful assertion. There should still be a threshold somewhere, something that of course psychology won&#x27
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    There's still a risk of the game cratering completely like Imperator, although it's not a sequel to an established title. Sometimes I'm still worried how Victoria 3 's fate would be.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    I've learnt that (initial) success of a sequel is 95% because of its prequel. True performance may be seen if it has another sequel, or DLC, or heck, another 3 months.
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    by mcmoor 3y ago

    It reminds me of a MinuteEarth video that the sweet spot of disaster prediction is around 2 days before. Shorter and it's useless, longer and you can't really evacuate people for it.