philhartmanonic

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by philhartmanonic 8y ago
My thing is the symbols. Stopped studying math in college, and every time I've tried to get back into it, seems like my options are either starting over from 4th grade or make sense of a formula that appears to be written in some form
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by philhartmanonic 9y ago
The problems with Congress isn't stupidity (not that they aren't stupid), it's corruption. There's no quiz for that. Beyond that, considering the history of tests as a precondition for participation in American politics
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by philhartmanonic 9y ago
I've gotten a lot of those errors while using the AWS CLI for S3, but it was intermittent. I was using the sync command, so I just kept kicking it back off again as soon as it finished, and eventually got everything up there.
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by philhartmanonic 9y ago
I think it's honest in the same sense as a poll with an inadvertently skewed sample. It's honest, but the scope of conclusions that can be justifiably drawn from it is limited. Without the internet, opportunities to be simultaneo
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by philhartmanonic 10y ago
That's fascinating, I've never heard of that before. Is it your throat that gets itchy?
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by philhartmanonic 10y ago
Great, and how do you quantify the value of the freedom to live your life the way you want to? Soa decrease in deaths of cirrhosis is beneficial, presumably as it extends lives. Is the extension of life an inherent benefit? If you lived f
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by philhartmanonic 10y ago
For real. Any time I hear popular macroeconomic metrics, I become deeply skeptical of whether there's gonna be anything worth listening to. It's like taking your temperature. Sure, it could mean you're going to die. Could
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by philhartmanonic 10y ago
I don't know about that. The whole idea of "having a soul" is so nebulous that it's hard to build a view on top of it. Do we have souls? If yes, is it possible to mechanically replicate a soul? If not, why not? What