misanthropian00

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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Reminds me of Radicalized by Corey Doctorow. The short story of that name within the collection of stories by that name.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Sure. Pets. We could perform tricks in exchange for slices of robot made pizza. Sentient robots may get bored too. Weird bipedal monkey creatures with delusions of grandeur should be good for a laugh at least.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Boston Dynamics. Their robot overlords may one day replace us thus neatly solving most of our problems.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
You did not mention Waterfox. It seems to have better compatibility with modern web sites than Pale Moon. Not sure what is going on with Seamonkey these days. I may have to give that a try. The problem I have with Firefox is that it is now
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
May I ask approximately how old you are?
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
I will continue to say C/C++. To me they are not distinct enough as languages to truly be considered fully separate and they use the same compilers. The fact that they use the same compiler is to me a devastating argument. No other dis
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Extremely biased article. The author clearly hates Libertarians and does his best to just laugh at them and misrepresent their beliefs and makes not a single coherent argument of any kind. He is clearly used to being in a bubble and preachi
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
A console that can't even play red dead redemption is a tough sell.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Do you have a citation for that? Is there any actual evidence to support that idea?
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
N95 masks very likely do provide a lot of protection from airborne virus droplets and aerosols, but they are still unavailable in most parts of the world including the US. I was able to find some Korean KF94 masks though. There is no eviden
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
>Dr Fauci did eventually admit that the guidance on masks was not optimal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PRa6t_e7dgI That is Dr Fauci himself on 60 minutes in early March saying that Americans should not be wearing mas
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
I have noticed that pretty girls seem to remove their masks more often. I think they miss being admired.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
He can learn from his mistakes as he searches for a new job outside of public health.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Death rates may not be the only problem though. There is evidence that covid damages the heart and sometimes even the brain. This damage might cause many deaths years from now.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
None of that is really necessary. You can just explain that the masks have small holes in them that are big enough to allow oxygen in and co2 out but small enough to catch most of the covid droplets. Even a child can understand the basic co
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
There is no evidence that cloth masks are better at filtering out than they are at filtering in. They are not designed to be one way valves. They are pretty bad at both due to the massive amount of space between threads which virus droplets
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/how-masks-went-from-dont-wear-to... This is also a good article on the subject. The revisionists claim that WHO and the CDC changed their mask recommendations based on new evidence but they
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Would be even better if Oumuamua turned out to be an artifact itself. Its acceleration without any visible off gassing is still unexplained.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
You haven't ever met any of these people, have you.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
A nuclear pulse vehicle could catch it easily even if we waited 50 years to launch. Its slow speed is actually the best argument against it really being an active spacecraft because even we could do better. Much better. It could be part of
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
A nuclear powered probe could catch it assuming of course that it continues on a passive trajectory and doesn't change course. Obviously the longer we wait the harder it will get though.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Is he the new Carl Sagan?
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
We can just build a ship to chase down Oumuamua and end this debate. If it is no longer where a natural object with a passive trajectory should be well we have our answer. If it is there we can take a close look. THe fact that another inter
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Only if Western Digital was dumb enough to kill the golden egg laying goose. If I were they I would try to keep the Hitachi manufacturing just as it was when they bought it. They do seem to still brand them differently than their own drives
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
All I get from the article is that they gave some people psilocybin (20mg/kg) and then did some fMRIs. Lovely but I don't see any evidence for reversing mental age here.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
https://www.wired.com/story/how-masks-went-from-dont-wear-to... I guess you have to choose your 'experts' carefully though. Blind faith in expert opinion is one reason the US has done so badly against COVID.
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
>Don’t put masks on, because we’re going to be taking them away from health care workers,” says Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. “That understandably got interpreted as, we didn’t thin
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
You would have to be literally retarded to not figure out how to wear an N95 mask. They fit most people, at least clean shaven ones. You just have to bend the metal nose band to fit your nose and maybe go around the edges of the mask with y
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
If you need to put in effort then you you are not attractive in the first place. Attractive people are beautiful when they wake up in the morning. I Know this from experience. I am referring to facial beauty though. Maybe you are thinking o
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by misanthropian00 6y ago
Unfortunately plastic surgery cannot usually fix things like asymmetry. Surgery is really very primitive and people like to overestimate its power. It rarely ever makes a person more attractive in reality.

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