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by ouid 5y ago
I wouldn't rely on printing out cash, that can get you in trouble.
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by ouid 5y ago
odds are, if you have prime neighbors, you are even.
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by ouid 5y ago
So we think it's because of the immunosuppression then?
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by ouid 5y ago
You seem to have a lot of confidence that you are the only person to think of this.
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by ouid 5y ago
What I find offensive is the notion that workers consider a 10-25% increase in hours as commensurate with a 5% pay cut. End commuting. It's unpaid labor.
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by ouid 5y ago
I'm procrastinating on other stuff, so I'll elaborate, but not because I have any responsibility to. Both you and the author are guilty of using imprecise language as if it were precise language. >imposing activity, as opposed
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by ouid 5y ago
I'm sure this thread is full of this, but I really liked this one. noun. subsequentity sub·se·quen·tity (in Kantian philosophy) a system of contenting, or, rather, a discourse on the content of that discourse "subsequent
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by ouid 5y ago
>Needless to say, this entire post is predicated on good blockchain scaling technology (eg. sharding) being available. Of course, if blockchains cannot scale, none of this can happen. But so far, development of this technology is proceed
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by ouid 5y ago
I don't really feel like it counts as a visualization unless you can recognize the music from the video.
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by ouid 5y ago
I thought the problem with unstructured goto is that it is extremely hard to reason formally about code that uses it.
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by ouid 5y ago
Intelligence is not a total order.
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by ouid 5y ago
the opportunity cost still would.
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by ouid 5y ago
the "bitcoin will save us" at the bottom...
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by ouid 5y ago
Trying to study a very abstract concept without any examples is almost useless. There is, perhaps, some philosophical sense in which we could only be writing down mathematics for god to read, but humans searching the proposition space neces
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by ouid 5y ago
I wish the people who wrote about this stuff valued precision in their language. Of course if they did, then it would open the nonsense that they spout to criticism. > The ultimate in democracy, in the sense of a positive-sum maximizatio
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by ouid 5y ago
It's not an "either/or" situation, apps compete on price and that's just not where they make their money, largely.
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by ouid 5y ago
Kinda sounds like the whole economy though.
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by ouid 5y ago
Not if you mean "as the kids say". Sorry.
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by ouid 5y ago
libertarian, I believe, but if OC answers differently you can ignore this comment. There's some downvoting that I don't understand here. If the parent comment is referring to modern slang, lib is a ray on the political compass &
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by ouid 5y ago
What is your claim? I don't think that the dynamics of tech giants are being properly accounted for in your example. Walled gardens are properly anticompetitive. You can't just go and iterate on facebook and expect to "suck u
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by ouid 5y ago
If Ron Paul was the first person you heard call the middle eastern wars stupid then I don't know if I can agree with anything you say after that. It wasn't novelty, it was anti-establishment.
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by ouid 5y ago
I don't think this is ideologically problematic. It's just that the people rejecting the authority have very little practice doing research.
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by ouid 5y ago
True confidence in ones beliefs derives from a willingness to expose those beliefs to challenge. When no one is willing to expose their beliefs to challenge (and this is manifestly true for any belief which is presented in podcast form), th
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by ouid 5y ago
How does one protect something they love from commercialization?
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by ouid 5y ago
I have always felt that the reason that we can't run in dreams is because the sensation of running is not something that we remember well enough to model. We can verify that sensation, but not recreate it. An enormous amount of computa
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by ouid 5y ago
There are algorithms which fail over GF(2). Gram-schmidt, for instance.
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by ouid 5y ago
> I don't think a big proof that has been accepted by the community has ever been found to be false by programmatic methods. Right, because that's not how it works. Errors aren't discovered after the proof has been transla
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by ouid 5y ago
Good thing no one has to write any long term contracts in El Salvador.
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by ouid 5y ago
I don't think I would need to work very hard to show that this was paid endorsement.
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by ouid 5y ago
What are you talking about? Influencers are advertising, and are likewise banned.

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