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mwwilson
8y ago
>You don't operate in a vacuum when you work on projects. OP Is exactly describing working in a vacuum. They've got no ego invested in the project and whoever does can decide if they want to use their modifications. >What if
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mwwilson
8y ago
dang is one of the mods. This comment is the equivalent of telling the cop who pulled you over for speeding that if you were speeding then he must have been too when he pulled you over.
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mwwilson
8y ago
The opt out currently, for privacy moving forward, is to cease contribution to the digital noosphere. I suppose if you desired you could consolidate your doxx point to Google and ISP's by running all your comments through a couple roun
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mwwilson
8y ago
"So I will go with "forced" medicine, and fluorine in my tap water." Unfortunately comments like this convey misinformation and could help to spread anti-vax positions. There's very little research to suggest that i
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mwwilson
8y ago
My understanding is that different wavelengths effect sleep hormones differently. My less than educated guess would be that evolutionarily speaking there are different optimal sleep environment cycles based on wavelength, intensity, and tem
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mwwilson
8y ago
For you specifically, I have no idea. I suspect we're at least a decade out from these technologies being reified enough to make decent forecasts as to where they'll actually lead. Undoubtedly there will be those who benefit and s
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mwwilson
8y ago
It'll be interesting to see where things end up in 15-30 years. One of the most attractive parts of 'digital nomadism' to me is that it doesn't require one to be a nomad. I could just as easily freelance from the small K
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mwwilson
8y ago
I suspect they're not running campaigns to stop public funding of roadways though, as it's a subsidy to their business. As someone who lives in a commuter town and is more libertarian than most libertarians, I'd happily pay a
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mwwilson
8y ago
Would you mind elaborating on why you see a "non-problem" as far as crypto whatever goes? I see a lot of fraud in the space, and it does seem like there's a lot of inefficiency in different solutions. However, it also appear