mogget

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   by mogget 7y ago

   This is IMHO very much an example of "permaculture"-ish thinking, at least in the original spirit of the philosophy.* Studying and leveraging natural dynamics (e.g. the role the glaciers previously played), paying attention to ene
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   by mogget 7y ago

   ^this. Thank you for providing some perspective. Both of my parents immigrated to the US from countries occupied or torn apart by Communism. I think the many downsides of the Communist ideology are lost to younger modern Americans (and I t
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   by mogget 8y ago

   @fuzzygroup: First, this is awesome. It's a great example of channeling annoyance at Badness. As someone said, "Better to light a candle than curse the darkness". I tend to agree with a lot of your points. Re: JobHound, can
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   by mogget 8y ago

   A thought: Don't let some of the (valid) criticism alone dissuade you from reading this. IMO the author makes some very valid points about fuzzy products and endpoints in the current AI/data/ML/magic craze. These are und
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   by mogget 9y ago

   Invisible Fence is a fantastic product that gives great value to many people. Seems to me that this could be the same. Note that Invisible Fence offers expertise in install, dog training, etc, over and above the DIY kits. We recently put a
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   by mogget 9y ago

   Reading through this thread with great interest, I actually have to wonder what the OP's criteria really are. I'd guess that lokendrachauhan's assumption is probably valid, but that is somewhat based on my stereotypes (and