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6y ago
Yea, probably many more.
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That is spot on, yes? I wish more people "on the inside" lived up to their oath to defend the constitution "against all enemies, foreign and domestic." But maybe the rachet had been tightened too far and they, if they ev
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Doesn't Facebook sell your data to over 20 different companies and governments already?
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6y ago
Not sure what your seeing, but it renders fine for me in links2.
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I've decided that the price of my time is just too valuable (to me) to trade it away for any amount of time. You only get one life. Yes, $$ could further some things, but the cut out of my strong years would never come back for any rea
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6y ago
My browser, links2, has a limit of 10. I haven't been motivated enough to hack in some more, and I think the limit help keep me saner.
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Ask HN: Why have trust networks not taken hold?
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What country do you live in? In mine, the good ol' USA, captured regulators just make it all legal. See fracking, for example.
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Vouched for this [dead] [flagged] message because, regardless of the tone, I belive, the ciritical information is highly valid for this discussion. Maybe you can edit out the jibes and we can get on discussing the facts?
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Hmm. I thought the IMF and World Bank were there to make sure dictators run off with billions, scott free, and the citizens of the countries that they "ran" are stuck with the bill and the lovely austerity measures?
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A bit of an excluded middle - soylent or what we have now, a massivly wasteful and inneficient food system. I, and many others, would argue that localization and diversification of the food system is the missing middle here.
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6y ago
A theory is that dophins communicate by transmitting 3D information. They see with sonar and can use the same mechanisms to transfer 3D information. Probably vastly superior to the grunts of us apes for many tasks.
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Wish I could look at your work but my browser doesn't support javascript. I wonder what it is about.
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Given the enormous amount of advertizing bought by the pharmaceutical companies, I would not think that the "news" can be considered objective.
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I would thing that blocking IP's of insessant knockers would be easy to implement.
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Curious to why you had to turn on JS to view the article. The article is contained, in its entirety, in the initial page load. I use a modified version of links that doesn't even have javascript to turn on and the page popped open, as
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"run on renewables nowadays". I don't think that is true. At least not here in Montana. We've had several large farms pop up in old industrial parks due to the very low cost of electricity here. It's from coal.
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6y ago
Racket can be a good first choice. I would nudge you, if I may, and if the lisp glove fits, into taking the deep dive into emacs + evil (optional) + paredit + SLIME/SLY + SBCL + Quicklisp There are fully configured starting setu
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I have an old mentor that tought me. I've been staying with him thought the years helping out on his orchard. I'm sorry but I haven't researched any online tutorials. It's not hard though. Really not hard. You can go int
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I gave up using Federal Reserve Notes, on principal, and have dedicated my life to improving a small ranching community. By limiting my use of money to less than $100 a month (hopefully soon $0), I've had to build connections with huma
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That's a good point. Many farmers are as frustrated and stymied as many iphone users. Locked out of repairing a device that their livelihood depends apon.
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I'd hope HN wouldn't clean it out... How dire? Where to look? Timeline? I wish there was a wiki build on a trust network where I could control the weights.
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I'd be interested in you going specific, even if in private. Good to have critical thinking researchers out there.
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https://kapeli.com/mdn_offline
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The best solution I know for Wikipedia is to just host your own copy of it. Never need to send any queries out to the web. It's only around 100G with images. I use a simple url filter to change all wikipedia links to point at my local
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We need a Hippocratic Oath for the medical profession. How many doctors honestly "First do no harm"? Seriously, my father was killed by them and my best friend was seriosly injured. If they would have never visited doctors they wo
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In lisp and in other languages you just ask the running process.
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A native elder once told me, "You can't trust a drinker, the're already lying to themselves that drinking poison is OK."
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And don't forget that majority of eligible voters don't vote.
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Not sure why this is dead? I found it rather true.
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