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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
There was at least one talk where he clearly speculated that, spirituality aside, he thinks DNA plays a role in long term memory formation just because that's physiologically the only place memories could persist. Unfortunately the onl
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Terrence McKenna called it.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Yes it is, and bootlickers -- the kinds of jerks who shadowban people -- cheer it on because they're bitter when they see others being creative or thinking originally.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
It could be relevant if the system itself is treating outlier performance as evidence of cheating.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
This is obviously how they made their recent hit game "authenticator loop" that we all loved so much for a while there, for instance.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I didn't say it's unethical to preserve "ABI compatability." It's the software equivalent of the Chinese government gaslighting everyone while they wait for the dancing grannies to get the hint and go home. It is, i
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
This mindset is even less ethical than it seems, and I'm not surprised to see it present at microsoft.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
We should be reading his Second Treatise on Civil Government not his pancake recipe.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Hopefully if there's some actual problem with the steering, they'll get a break from all the politically motivated government persecution long enough to fix it.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
And funny enough, here I was just thinking about how these jerks are making it so that, after the midwit backlash against all the criminal behavior encouraged by the Biden admin, I'll get to just live in pain the next time I have an in
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I'm sure it's just a coincidence these problems with automation are being discovered now that the Biden admin has decided we have a "tight labor pool." I'm sure it has nothing to do with Keynesian theory being popul
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I agree with the part about people trying to solve problems with more magic.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Probably the plan is to have some kind of small electronic that flies there and then sends signals back.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Your comment is a scam, and I despise shills.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Since you want to take such a condescending tone about it, here we have an entire fucking article about how NASA thinks it's possible and is working on potential solutions.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Tell us what they said or ban me too. You want to make an example, so give the actual example. Thank you to the reply who told me that you can turn on "showdead" in your profile and then see the removed comment that warranted bann
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I'm still waiting for people to figure out the whole point of an automated process is that it behaves the same way each time.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
"Although medication effects, comorbidities, chronic illness, and drug use (licit and illicit) are common in SZ, these factors are difficult to accurately quantify and control, such that caution interpreting these findings is warranted
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
> It could lead to a new way of monitoring insects. Hm!
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Is there some actual justification for using the terms "carbon emissions" and "energy consumption" interchangeably, or do they just have to do that because they're lying?
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Glad to see that, with no corporatist boycott or so-called whistleblowing from groups of "beach friends," Meta is taking appropriate steps against the disinfo -- i.e. propaganda -- that is actually real and actually causes har
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
Laughable. This list substantiates my point.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
No they're not. If our bloated "national security" apparatus could possibly justify its existence, it would. The reason they keep such justification secret is because it doesn't exist. It has nothing to do with "sou
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
"Now nothing will stop us from persuading the public to use Edge."
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
The regime changed, so now they're punishing everyone who played ball with disruptive elements of the previous regime's economic plan.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
The entities I pay to carry guns under the pretense that they're defending and not violating my civil rights, yes. It is not the free market's job to prevent corruption among such entities, and it's certainly not my fault tha
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
In this particular case, the government could also just not spend my own tax dollars on authoritarian propaganda.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
*Only in regions where governments more responsible than the U.S. are forcing them to.
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I think the insinuation is more that we let boomers shove garbage down our throats (failing to recognize that we're all victims of state-controlled monopolies).
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by ofslidingfeet 3y ago
I will absolutely stop using windows if they force remote login. I will do whatever it takes.

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