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mkempe
10y ago
Only a madman would see fundamental commonality between genius and insanity. This mis-integration is on a par with a theory grouping cigars, the aura of saints, and the moon -- they're all round.
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mkempe
10y ago
The CRS-10 mission will be SpaceX’s first launch from historic LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center. Following stage separation, the first stage of Falcon 9 will attempt to land at SpaceX’s Landing Zone 1 (LZ-1) at Cape Canaveral Air Force Statio
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SpaceX Launch Livestream: CRS-10 Dragon (sched. 10:01 EST)
(spacex.com)
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CuriosityStream: documentaries on science, technology, and civilization
(curiositystream.com)
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Box Breathing
(quietkit.com)
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mkempe
10y ago
Exactly. "Stolen" -- or liberated?
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10y ago
To grok self-esteem, one must grasp eudaemonia. Self-esteem is reliance on your own power to think, judge, and act; regardless of what others may feel, say, or threaten. If some snowflakes cannot stand being judged by others, or cannot judg
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Russian Hackers Faked Gmail Password Form to Invade DNC Email System
(buzzfeed.com)
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12 Mistakes to Avoid When Turning an Idea into a Business – Strategyzer
(blog.strategyzer.com)
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10y ago
For a thorough understanding of free-markets and the laws of economics, Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics by George Reisman. Economic Sophisms by Frédéric Bastiat. Socialism by Ludwig von Mises.
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Bold, controversial plan to drill into a supervolcano
(bbc.com)
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Mormon Tycoon Wants to Build Mega-Utopia in Vermont
(bloomberg.com)
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10y ago
My daughter is 7 -- her hero is David Attenborough. She has in her bedroom a frame with the letter she received from him. He's been her hero since she was 4.
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11y ago
The President was most definitely given restricted powers, checked by Congress, by the Senate, and by the Bill of Rights. I.8: Congress, not the President, has the power to declare war; to raise and support armies; to provide and maintain
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Kelo: - Dissent: O'Connor, joined by Rehnquist, Scalia, Thomas - Dissent: Thomas
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Visions of the Future for NASA
(blog.invisiblecreature.com)
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11y ago
Actually, at its core Marxism is about this motto: (take) from each according to his ability, (give) to each according to his needs. The abolition of private property and other horrors of Communist implementations are simply means to that r
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The 6th five-year plan of the Soviet Union had as one of its central aims a wage reform to guarantee a minimum income and simultaneously reduce hours required to be worked. Khrushchev held reduced working hours as a basic goal of the commun
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Thank you. I think it is important to understand that the technocratic egalitarianism advocated nowadays in Silicon Valley circles is a poor rehash of Marxist notions. While communism is a political, revolutionary movement, Marxism and Hege
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Soviet Union: 7-20 million deliberately starved to death. [1] 1.5 million people executed during The Great Purge. [2] "Did pretty well". Cuba: thousands executed for the ideas they held; forced labor camps; and more than 1.2m fled
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None of this relates to the "universal basic income" idea.
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Anecdote. My uncle (in Sweden) lived his whole adult life on the "basic income" he got from the State. He played the guitar, beautifully, wrote poetry, and never held a job in his life (why would he? the State was providing). He
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I think knowledge of his work is for the most part split by generations. Other influential people in computer science and software engineering have recently passed away, without any black bar. I think even a Turing Award is not enough to qu
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Their measurements, like all measurements, are approximate. Caveat emptor should still be the rule.
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The inevitable consequence will be either the abolition of the FDA; or a chasm between advanced medical therapy readily available in some places outside of the US and sclerotic, bureaucratic "healthcare" in the US. Long-term, wher
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Christmas should be more commercial (2003)
(sfgate.com)
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How Language Influences Emotion
(theatlantic.com)
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A good reminder that as an engineer you have a responsibility to make design choices that include safety and security, not just solving one aspect of a problem or optimizing for cost. Reading Henry Petroski's books helps understand the
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OK. I thought one could point out that science and mathematics do not belong to the religious realm because they are rooted in reason and the evidence of the senses, not faith. I highly recommend "The Aristotle Adventure: A Guide to th
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mkempe
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Not at all.
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