sageikosa

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by sageikosa 10y ago
Publication has brought information to the masses; without providing a metric for its value.
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by sageikosa 10y ago
Some might compare that to allowing atheists only a few micro-seconds to make the case for the non-existence of deities due to the overwhelming number of experts in the field of religion.
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by sageikosa 10y ago
I'm OK with that
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by sageikosa 10y ago
More of a motor. Doesn't generate its own power, but does have the capacity to provide motive power.
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by sageikosa 10y ago
Carrying capacity has no place in the calculation of the value of need.
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by sageikosa 10y ago
They certainly can choose their customers by placing themselves in a geographic location where only certain customers can easily access.
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by sageikosa 10y ago
Then breaking and entering will be made legal, if its for the purpose of procuring badly needed nourishment.
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by sageikosa 10y ago
One merely has to wonder whether a starving homeless man can be prosecuted for "stealing" from another starving homeless man? Do we need to judge who was more starving?
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by sageikosa 11y ago
In social science, society is the guinea pig.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
It wasn't even known about until about 100 years ago. It's not like it's a great treasure admired throughout the ages; more of a pop-culture curiosity from the past century that was created millennia before.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
Or it could be that it is significantly worse, and that the inertia of the brand keeps the boat moving (albeit slowing?). A shift to a newer model could be seen as a way to reduce headcount and contain costs.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
I've seen some in data-centers, mostly to filter out noise and provide continuation between power main failure and generator kick-in.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
I think the correct response to that is "you and what army"?
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by sageikosa 11y ago
I'm thinking Inspector Gadget.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
I had looked up some of the ancient Greek units (I had almost posted more information and a link to the Wikipedia article; but figured the truly curious would do the same search), and there is a listed unit that is within a few % of the mod
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by sageikosa 11y ago
No, nor did he write in modern English.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
So what does the appearance of being stoned really look like?
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by sageikosa 11y ago
I just hope they don't start pressuring anti-virus makers to ignore their malware; lest we be exposed to malware pretending to be government spyware.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
Has anyone seen a study on the sea levels since the eoarchean?
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by sageikosa 11y ago
They'll come for your bitcoin just like they once came for gold (if they so desire).
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by sageikosa 11y ago
Some of us just reject the idea of natural teleology. "Climate" is a term of observation for the apparent cyclic and geographical stability of air, water and temperature variations; and has been fluxing through time and across the
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by sageikosa 11y ago
Not to mention the precedent it sets with the corresponding expectations of future similar actions should they be needed, and the erosion of confidence in your money's ability to maintain inflationary value.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
All other things aside, the cost of buying a home in densely populated region with situational amenities such as subsidized schools, hospitals, fire stations, zoned shopping districts, reliable power, water, sewer and communication network
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by sageikosa 11y ago
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2016/02/jury-apple-must-p... "East Texas Jury"...
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by sageikosa 11y ago
Warm battery in front pocket? Testicles are outside the body to help control temperature.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
Right, I thought the usual layperson speak was to compare it to the thickness of human hair or a spider web.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
The best theory about combat styles I read was about the shift from chariot mounted archers to massed infantry. Prior to the collapse the regional powers in the Levant measured might by the length of their chariot lines. The speculation wa
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by sageikosa 11y ago
...and a huge bureaucracy so that we can be certain that the social services are decent (since we won't be able to gauge efficiency or utility by supply and demand market pricing)...then huge organized labor and pensioning systems to a
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by sageikosa 11y ago
My take on 19th century Japanese modernization was that Japan industrialized but never really shook its feudal cultural inertia.
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by sageikosa 11y ago
You measure the market demand for investment capital. If there is none, but there is sufficient liquidity elsewhere, then smart money is avoiding that enterprise as a profit making venture.

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