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by picadores 3y ago
The Human Virtual Machine License is missing? Basically, any instance of the license coming to effect (a execution) would try to use the license taker to execute a behaviour program and ammend his suggestions to the license. The one i saw
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by picadores 3y ago
Its a horror in a different way. Because after this - your society is dead. The children may recover the innosence, but can you thrust any adult of your group ever again after that? Its the same effect that the survivor of mao, stalin and t
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by picadores 3y ago
Its wrong to disturb societal harmony, by example: putting the guild of map printers out of work with a digital map from sattelites available on all devices.
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by picadores 3y ago
Its standard bot behaviour. Acknowledge. Distract. Relativize. What remains is a fog, the uncertainty about there being truth at all. Assange should not be in prison. But the law has not decayed in the west to the point, were its non-exis
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by picadores 3y ago
Its based upon a looping historic event though, the boxer rebellion..
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by picadores 3y ago
There is only one solution, for a virtual market, storing its value in a real world comodity, that real people can no longer afford. Create virtual people, who earn better and let them move in, with the poor real world citizens. Of course,
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by picadores 3y ago
Aka causality limitations through propagationspeed -aka lightspeed.
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by picadores 3y ago
What feature can we develop, that developers can not do without? Thats the money question. "A basic engine needing replacement for almost all components." is not a good answer. Especially if you want to extract a fee for any movem
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by picadores 3y ago
The market will ratchet on towards this, everything fake, a information garbage dump, demanding fees every step into the digsite. Recursive, fractal, parasitics all the way down. And then the people will rebel. They will put us with our lap
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by picadores 3y ago
In europe -every upstart family, at some point tried to get the "von und zu","van", "de" only exemption from this is the english aristocracy.. were you glue a "lord" or "lady" in front of th
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by picadores 3y ago
40 % of humanity.. https://www.un.org/esa/sustdev/natlinfo/indicators/methodolo... Not to bad..
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by picadores 3y ago
One very comon though. Humans run out of social capability once a tribe/village exceeds a certain size. This is why patriotism is such a important thing, its basically snythetic empathy for your whole tribe, no matter how huge it is.Bu
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by picadores 3y ago
But its very different depending on the person. Some can not feel empathy at all. They still need to navigate this world without exposing themselves, thus they have to emulate empathy by mimicry. Should even be detectable as a delayed respo
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by picadores 3y ago
Its the result of almost every component of unity out of the box, being useless longterm. Its a similar thing with android. The operating system is just whats used to load librarys to replace all the things - camera detection, crypto etc. A
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by picadores 3y ago
What gives you this certainty? Prisoners are defacto slaves. HB1 are defacto slaves. Outsourcing is defacto slavery. Working for the same wage everywhere,that barely affords you food and roof with no chance to improve your fate, is slavery
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by picadores 3y ago
Why is that a joke? Factory equipment is ordered and has a lifetime of 20 years. Of course it has old systems. These are grownup industries. They have no time for development hipster nonsense and extraction games for unwanted features to s
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by picadores 3y ago
Its the recycling as distraction approach allover, but this time with vegetarians as usefull idiots. Make public transport and meat alternatives cheaper. Rest follows.
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by picadores 3y ago
The ranchers are the to be sacrificed scape goat for the car-industry. Yes to meat reduction, but in sync with SUV reduction.
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by picadores 3y ago
With western wages? How should this work? The prices china gave us, is because china is a euphemism for "slavery"..
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by picadores 3y ago
When it goes south, the incompetent and incapable do get whats due though.. turns out social manipulation skills do not make bullet proof.
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by picadores 3y ago
Its water-marked.. :D Punny humans.. but a watermark really would have been a solution.
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by picadores 3y ago
We built a embedded "Operating System" during CS science courses, that was basically just a continous recursion, were the stack was eliminated and reset repeatetly. Main was just some assembly manipulating the instruction pointer
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by picadores 3y ago
Eh, there are, but not sorted by skin tone or location. If you consider a situation as "home" (the species cycled through crisis/conflict every generation), certain neuro-types pop out as adaptions to this situation cycle par
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by picadores 3y ago
Smaller dent then selling trampolin patches that take a already sold good and multiply the performance with a factor of 0.75.
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by picadores 3y ago
In a way, the enshittification is impressive to behold. The moment competing empires prop up there "giants" all ilusion o free enterprise competing for customers falls apart, leaving us this. I wonder how bad it can get..
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by picadores 3y ago
Yes, the amount of work done that could go into more paper churn?
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by picadores 3y ago
Below the hood- a GPL violation + Configuration.. every time...
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by picadores 3y ago
Its gonna become a devourer smoothie, with the heat resistant gravedigger bacteria eating all the remains and the building a floating dead crust..
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by picadores 3y ago
All of earths surface is electro-statically charged. So you can electro-static repulse yourself from it..
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by picadores 3y ago
Dual batteryloops storing solar energy for years in lightweight constructs that have magnetic fields that can be seen from orbit ..

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