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7y ago
They change the reality we think we live in. The school of hard knocks separates the ones who believe in viable world models from those who don't.
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7y ago
So to summarise, from what I can gather by browsing the various links, it is essentially the web but with a built in payment system for document publishers, and mechanisms for publishing new documents using sections of existing documents.
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7y ago
Well at least the far right groups will be safe from having their emails harvested by marketers and criminals.
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7y ago
He was the first author I read where I couldn't get away with my typical habit at-the-time of skimming the boring bits, rather than paying close attention to the text, and which was interesting enough to warrant reading more carefully.
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8y ago
Or zero lifetime from its own perspective, I suppose
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8y ago
"it will be extremely detectable to make our civilization difficult."?
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8y ago
A lot of journalist types seem to have switched to Twitter in the aftermath of Google Reader. But yeah, RSS never died in the real world.
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8y ago
Only software developers with no honour would ever do that.
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8y ago
Someone needs to create a programming language called Real.
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8y ago
No mention of the Solid technology from Inrupt that TBL is meant to be touting.
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8y ago
Well he did have the advantage of birth and education.
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8y ago
Mathematica/the Wolfram language does that. e.g the Flat attribute denotes associativity, etc. https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Flat.html
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8y ago
Legislation requires more precise definitions if it is to be useful in court.
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8y ago
That would be a bit drastic, it's just a report.
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8y ago
If that applied, then major changes to the structure of the European Union such as Maastricht or the Lisbon treaty should also have required the >50% vote.
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8y ago
Anki also supports Mathjax natively, so you can put the latex-ish code between a \(\) or \[\] and you don't need the image file step.
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8y ago
Can't you just right click and search from the context menu, since you just highlighted the term so the pointer ought to be in the vicinity.
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8y ago
I wonder if the punishment for murder ought to decrease as world population increases.
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8y ago
The impact of the body that created the moon is meant to have taken place in the early Hadean, long before the Earths surface cooled enough to support life.
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8y ago
Niven has FTL all over, and lots of psychic powers type stuff to boot.
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8y ago
The point being, I assume, that as a left-wing person they would be more sensitive to right-wing lies, so that they would get a more accurate model of the world through right-wing media.
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8y ago
Can you summarise what that shared understanding is?
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8y ago
Personally, it is better to have functions small enough that they fit on a handful of lines, and the if-else structure makes it obvious that you are doing one or another thing, rather than having separate if structures at the top of the fun
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8y ago
What solution solved more problems in history than violence?
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9y ago
By 'society' here, I take it that you mean the interests of large, highly taxed countries?
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9y ago
He apparantly wrote a number of his novels in very short periods of time https://interestingliterature.com/2014/11/23/michael-moorcoc... , though I'm not sure that is an excuse really.
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9y ago
Not really, but it has enough memorable scenes and ideas that you will want to read it again in a few years, and you will then get a lot more out of it, assuming you are anything like myself.
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9y ago
I doubt normal people even used RSS directly during its heyday. Even so, all sites that regularly publish content still seem to have RSS, and very useful it is too.
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9y ago
The meaning of "lo" was changed from the original existential meaning to its current grammatical meaning under the recent "xorlo" change, I believe. https://mw.lojban.org/papri/How_to_use_xorlo
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9y ago
Or perhaps locations of good sources of food, shelter and so forth
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