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o_p
7y ago
What do you mean by experiencing sequentially?
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7y ago
I see it more as if the universe was a 4D picture, with time as the 4th dimension, any concept of time "going forward" is just an illusion by how our brains work (we need time to compute every moment), so the outcomes are already
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7y ago
What if.. You travel to UK by land and take a plane to the USA?
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7y ago
Deprecated.
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7y ago
Yeah and TV will make you blind and videogames will give you epilepsy.. I heard so much nonsense when something new gets wide adoption, stop forcing the old world into your kids
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7y ago
Because I would really hate doing quality testing for every single product I consume. Rather let the goverment do its damn job
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7y ago
Oh the horror, consumers will not be free to receive sub-standard products!
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7y ago
Maybe the blog poster should try to learn how imaginary numbers work instead of trying to stick with reals, as an EE im probably biased but rotations -> complex numbers, as they make it much easier to work with it
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7y ago
Good to know they are only US-backdoored then
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7y ago
But it will really lead us to a better world? Theres a reason why we have instincts, its so arrogant from the enlightened westerns to think they know better than literally every other society in history. Take it as anecdotal experience, I d
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7y ago
What a bs title, U.S. job opening post second biggest drop in more than five years, doesnt sound as scary I guess
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7y ago
So much for the C killer huh
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7y ago
>A system that will concentrate that much power will be inherently evil, it will and does serve the needs of that few over the needs of the many. This defines pretty much every social system we ever had, unless you propose some sort of d
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7y ago
Lets talk about the money behind climate change too, I bet theres a lot of "clean" energy patents lying around that with some new regulations and taxes, would worth billons.
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7y ago
>We've heard over and over that we have freedom of speech, not freedom from the consequences of our speech. Thats some nice doublespeak. By that definition the chinese people have total freedom of speech, just no freedom from the co
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7y ago
Welp, time to pirate Photoshop
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7y ago
It will probably go up in value and its fun, if you have that much money, so why not?
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7y ago
The problem with the free market is that mass starvation can perfectly be a market optimal, of all the things that are subsidized, food is the most important.
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7y ago
Feel free to beta test that new "food". Ill stick with real animals thanks.
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7y ago
>Even on HN the past few years the number of propaganda posts and comments has gone up and up and up. True, the Rust shills are ruthless :-)
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7y ago
This, if $0 + not giving face instead of $5 was a superior choice, the homeless would have chosen it, but they didnt.
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7y ago
Nice, a phone with half battery duration! Honestly, whats the use for this?
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7y ago
I guess the poster didnt saw Rust being faster, only that PHP is pretty fast, or at least not slow (so it should be underestimated). Id take that slowdown any day just not having to touch Rust though :^)
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7y ago
Could be true for trivial felonies like a ticket, but if we talk about real crime thats not really an excuse. Would be more inclined to think black people commit more crime because socioeconomic factors, as poverty correlates crime.
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7y ago
Let me catch up with the double-think. They commit more crime on average but they are not more criminal? What kind of olympics-grade mental gymnastics are these?
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7y ago
You can make a model where the speed of light is relative and be totally consistent with all the scientific observations. That model would be more complicated though.
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7y ago
Because digital is a completely superior choice?
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7y ago
Everyone already understands recursion, they just dont know it. If you learned to count, you learned recursion.
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7y ago
Women are too smart to use php
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7y ago
Maybe there exist an academic equivalent to blackhat PBNs, groups of academic self-referencing in loops to boost their citations. Number of citiations seems like an awful measure for academic contribution.
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