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by sazz 4y ago
And for all those who downplay this process of deletion and think that's just how science works: Where were you when YT and FB were deleting content and accusing people of spreading lies because they contradicted CDC information? Where
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by sazz 4y ago
It's always a matter of perspective I think. Of course, now they will all dance again because they have finished off a "bad guy". Right-wing, talking nonsense, earning money - fits perfectly into the prey pattern. I watched &
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by sazz 4y ago
A little advise from a 48-year old one: 37 is really young. I learned that I had to reinvent myself every 10 years as the "old shoes" didn't fit anymore. So from a perspective of a 37 year old you still have to go between fou
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by sazz 4y ago
This should definitely be a warning sign for everybody who votes for cashless transactions in the future. Because every transaction will then be processed by some big company. And if they see a risk in that kind of transaction then they wil
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by sazz 4y ago
One of those Spock moments - it would be impossible to discuss the subject without a common frame of reference...
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by sazz 4y ago
There is no "right" way in how to deal with complexity. Yes, both disciplines have their own way of handling that subject. And each discipline is struggeling how to find a way to gain evolution. For me the key performance indicato
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by sazz 4y ago
Science and software both have the problem of dealing with complexity. Imagine what software development would look like if we applied the principles of science: We wouldn't start from scratch with a new software program. Instead, we w
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by sazz 4y ago
If you look back 150 years or so the "complex human civilization" which existed back then don't exist anymore. Maybe only in a museum or some buildings here or there. We can now label that replacement by being "evolved&q
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by sazz 4y ago
Humans just tends to repeat themselves every 50 to 100 years. But the good thing is - with each iteration we are learning. It's just a bit but maybe in a thousand years we will come out of our puberty. And no - the world won't go
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by sazz 4y ago
For me it boils down to that people are looking for alternatives because of a risk that Twitter allows more different opinions. Weird times.
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by sazz 4y ago
Use that money and treat your room acoustically. For my rule of thumb - invest money equally into room acoustics and equipment - you would need to apply 200k for your room acoustics till it justifies such a cable ;-)
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by sazz 4y ago
In Germany you can currently study how Newspeak is introduced. It started with Corona with "Corona Leugner" (denying the existance of Corona) and now with "Putinversteher" (that Putin strategy is actually reasonable and
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by sazz 4y ago
As a child, I had a very high voice. On the way to my fiftieth birthday, as a man with a full beard, I still sometimes have this high voice. I feel like a trillion times people have called me "Miss" on the phone. I usually wait a
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by sazz 4y ago
I think this is a fundamentally misunderstanding which I never understood. Your existance and your selfconciousness as a human being is not in any way affected to some words somebody is using to describe their views. Every being is unique a
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by sazz 5y ago
The interesting part is, however, that more than 99.99999% of the earth's population answer the question whether the earth is flat or a sphere incorrectly. The only correct answer is: "Both". I personally find it kind of iron
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by sazz 5y ago
The major issue with the article is that the source of the described problems are due to business agenda and not technology. Everybody can run an OAuth2 authority but of course of only tech giants have the marketing to lure everybody into t