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by philipov 2y ago
there are plenty of zombie blogs that get updated regularly
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by philipov 2y ago
That makes it literally not free - it was paid for with the opportunity cost of the ad.
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by philipov 2y ago
Many universities have lecture series posted on youtube that I watch repeatedly. I'm definitely going to be backing them up.
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by philipov 2y ago
Forests must burn so that new life can thrive.
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by philipov 2y ago
> Well, they failed their very first principle, didn't they. Because the 0th principle is "Maximize short-term profits; disregard all other directives."
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by philipov 2y ago
That makes sense. Americans are also consuming unhealthy amounts of American news.
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by philipov 2y ago
> what is even meant by "western education" here? IQ tests how good of a computer you are.
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by philipov 2y ago
Anyone who wants to look at heritability numbers should make sure to watch these lectures first. Heritability is often a misleading stat, because it has an unintuitive definition. Sapolskiy covers common failings of heritability numbers, as
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by philipov 2y ago
It sounds like an XY problem. They don't want the price to fall because then farming wouldn't be profitable, but they're paying farmers to not profit off sales anyway. Instead of subsidizing half the farmers to do nothing, th
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by philipov 2y ago
I'll tell you what it means for my iPhone. It means it's going in the trash.
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by philipov 2y ago
That would give police officers the power to intimidate victims into not wanting to be recorded.
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by philipov 2y ago
Fix issuance first, then we can talk about making it a requirement. What isn't acceptable is to deny even a single person their right to vote because they couldn't get a valid ID.
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by philipov 2y ago
> Make it easier to get an ID if that's a problem. ... Not sure why anyone would be against this. Because the same people trying to make IDs required also want them to be harder to get, not easier.
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by philipov 2y ago
When you say "people do this" and "people also do that contradictory thing" you're making the mistake assuming that the word refers to the same people.
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by philipov 2y ago
I wasn't familiar with the fable so I looked it up. It seems entirely appropriate that it emerged in Russia in the early 20th century. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Scorpion_and_the_Frog
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by philipov 2y ago
I think it would be fair to call Jens the Principal Engineer on Minecraft. Is that senior enough?
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by philipov 2y ago
Those places are Vietnam and Africa, and it's already happening.
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by philipov 2y ago
Yeah, that's not Perl ; that's Q !
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The way the scripts are presented in a text box makes it feel like I should be able to edit the text box contents and have the change represented in the image. It's a bit disappointing that I can't play around with it like that.
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by philipov 2y ago
if you're sus, you might be the imposter.
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by philipov 2y ago
Is this going to affect people who don't use patreon through the apple app store?
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> the conquest of scale. Dragons are good at amassing wealth because they know how to exploit economies of scale.
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by philipov 2y ago
How do you nest one tab under another? If you can't, I'll keep using the Tree Style Tab extension instead.
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by philipov 2y ago
Japanese also has that distinction: kore, sore, are https://wp.stolaf.edu/japanese/grammar-index/genki-i-ii-gram...
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by philipov 2y ago
How about the tile data of a strategy game?
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Except for the Intense Competition part. We could use more of that, not less.
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Yes! Creativity often happens when you try to reconstruct something you failed to memorize, but succeed at making something else.
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by philipov 2y ago
Do you ask this question about whether a gun is able to "know" that it's shooting someone?
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by philipov 2y ago
Oh, it's immensely massive compared to anything that's likely to possibly exist as an element. But in proving something is finite, it doesn't matter if we overshoot by a million million percent, all we have to do is establish
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by philipov 2y ago
No. Regardless of anything about definitions or stability that other commenters have mentioned, the mass of possible elements is bounded by General Relativity. There is a theoretical upper bound on the mass of an elementary particle at whic

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