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Does EVM have a foreign function interface? What if I want to "call" some web endpoint to get a price of something? How do people manage this currently?
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Behind Low Vaccination Rates Lurks a More Profound Social Weakness
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Alan Kay has a very good explanation for why this is the case.
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David Baddiel explores the impact social media is having on society
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War is now a video game.
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It's a metaphor.
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How the Virus Struck Back
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Naval is a preacher of the market ideology.
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Technopoly
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Not really.
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Related: https://web.hypothes.is/ .
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Most people aren't cut out for solitude but if you want to get better at it then meditation is a good way to get better at it.
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Formal Topology
(cse.chalmers.se)
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So what exactly is this institute going to do? I couldn't tell from reading the press release.
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Informing Ourselves to Death (1990)
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Awful lot of assumptions you're making there. One might even say it's arrogant and hubristic.
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Technics and Civilization
(archive.org)
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It's certainly a pernicious failure mode.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29421577
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What's arrogant about what I wrote?
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Trying to Clean Up All the Ocean Plastic Is Pointless
(gizmodo.com)
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Jupiter Ionics: Green Ammonia
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My default assumption is that there are plenty of people and there will be plenty of people for a long time. The only real threat to our survival is our own stupidity, greed, and avarice.
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This is a silly article. Humans will be around until the next comet strike, the question is in what kind of conditions we'll be living until then. The degradation of the biosphere and our declining quality of life is real so it's
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An informal introduction to topos theory
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I don't think it failed. It worked as expected for a system that is built for profits instead of actual healthcare. Which I guess makes my point about the economy not working for people's interests.
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Even if those problems did not exist we'd still be headed for a recession. The pandemic has given a lot of people time to think and some, maybe even most, have probably realized that the current economy is not actually serving their in
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There is no formula but you can do what Feynman did. He had a list of 10 problems he was always thinking about so whenever he would come across some new technique he'd see if it would help him make progress on those 10 problems.
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I'm pretty sure we're headed for a recession. People have figured out that buying the latest gadget is not going to fix their real problems.
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The singularity is not near (2018)
(salon.com)
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