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ommunist
10y ago
I'd pay for it on Apple Store!
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ommunist
10y ago
"Human rights" were introduced historically very recently, including concept of their inalienability. Concept of "justice" is much older. Thank you for clarification, I really like the word "inalienable".
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ommunist
10y ago
Speaking of wealth in this context, I want to have inalienable right of not owning any wealth, because very idea of owning anything harms spiritual progress.
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ommunist
10y ago
These bugs can be defeated by aerial spray of species-specific viral infection. But that weapon has to be designed first. In 70-ies, the USSR by such means successfully combated Lymantria dispar invasion in Siberia, which devastated pine fo
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ommunist
10y ago
I will be very happy to see a blight-resistant chestnut in the US as a result of some genetic engineering. I am even ready to donate for such a good cause if this effort will ever be crowdfunded by known biologists in the field. Heck, I am
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ommunist
10y ago
Bitcoin or any "cryptocurrency" has nothing to do with "human rights". You can keep it, but you also can choose not to. Human right is something you cannot easily revoke. For example, slavery was historically recently p
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ommunist
10y ago
Chinese company Opera Software has VPN client built in developer version of Opera browser. I assume they have all the necessary licenses from the government and their software is safe to use from mainland China.
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Akasha released public alpha
(blog.akasha.world)
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ommunist
10y ago
correctiv.org is independent non-profit, based in Berlin, which is interesting setting. This is a rather small company, with editorial office in Essen. It looks like it relies on 16 journalists (some of them high-calibre), and one traineeto
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ommunist
10y ago
I got no means to check that either. What stops Google from opting me out of my data, but continue to sell or use it in the background?
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ommunist
10y ago
save your image state in git, you get non destructive editing with extra layer of control. But its not seamless.
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ommunist
10y ago
Speaking of Autodesk, they do have SketchBook Pro, not sure they have Linux version of it.
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ommunist
10y ago
How can you check that you have been opted out and government really has no access to your private data? Think of government data stored permanently. Wnen you are opted out it is you who is opted out from access to your data, not the govern
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ommunist
10y ago
Actually modern developments technically allow bot activism. If a legal bot can resolve your legal case, or (legalrobot for instance) can review your contract, why not to give bots power to represent your points and tirelessly petition?
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ommunist
10y ago
The Economist is up to turning Dutch economy hotter. Nice PR piece.
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ommunist
10y ago
Not that dangerous as it sounds in the US. In the UK, there are dangers for family life in mixed citizenship families, after brexit was decided.
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ommunist
10y ago
Very funny. Russia is actually gated with the Internet through Sweden and Finland. It is really easy to wage cyberwars, sitting on the supply cable.
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ommunist
10y ago
These are not trivial at all. Read Metzinger's "The Ego Tunnel" for more information. There are neural nets within neural nets, but there is no such thing as "me", "you" or "I". Also additionally
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ommunist
10y ago
Well, Aritotle is famous for his description of fly with eight legs. He was so much in empireae, that did not bothered to count the fact, flies have 6 legs.
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ommunist
10y ago
You just stressed my point. In your described scheme the poor guy in Indonesia still got no chicken.
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10y ago
You would not believe how fast speciation become under stress. And right now humanity has power to create new species quite literally. Question is, will it use these tools to speed up its own evolution or not?
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10y ago
The UK, Ireland, Swiss? Any progress?
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10y ago
Most of them in fact will die before giving birth to the 5th.
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10y ago
If you have a fried chicken and some guy in Indonesia does not, on average you have half a chicken. If you have a roasted turkey, and that guy in Indonesia does not, life on average just became a whole lot better for both of you, right?
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10y ago
As a species we need more stress to get evolution to shape us harder. We are cheating! And there is a price to pay to evolution, as a species. From a single specimen perspective, yes, life is fantastic these days.
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ommunist
10y ago
If you want to fight global terrorism, you needto create one first. Commemorating this very idea, 'The First Sting' painting is priceless.
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10y ago
You only need nuclear power to get grasp upon unlimited solar energy from the orbital plants. Russia is building nuclear powered large spaceship engine right now.
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S7 and Alpha Bank used Ethereum blockchain in the first official transaction
(translate.google.com)
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Snow falls in Sahara, new kind of global warming
(metro.co.uk)
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ommunist
10y ago
So you do not list opportunities presented in Horison 2020 and other EU research frameworks, right?
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