scollet

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   by scollet 5y ago

   Antifa is an ideology. The obvious choice is to support antifa because we've seen what profa does, and they are much more violent.
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   by scollet 5y ago

   People supporting BLM have a real issue to defend, and 400 years of precedence. It's not the same; it's not even close.
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   by scollet 5y ago

   They never did that.
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   by scollet 5y ago

   I doubt that.
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   by scollet 5y ago

   Modern colonialism does not preclude the right to protest its effects. We should all be making omelettes on the seat of luxury. Feel, at least, a little humanity.
6. 186.▲
   by scollet 5y ago

   Maybe the ground workers should be primary shareholders then? I don't see how Bezos adds any value, I legitimately don't.
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   by scollet 5y ago

   > there is a coordinated effort to not care about X by web3 which is false by definition. > the apparent centralization of web3 being supposed to be p2p, there are several different web3 providers (eth, poly, ipfs) with different inc
8. 188.▲
   by scollet 5y ago

   The workers who produce the wealth could benefit in folds. This is the contention.
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   by scollet 5y ago

   You're either Luthor or you're not. That's the precedent that is set. I don't understand the imperative defense, but I can guarantee you, it sees you as a stone breaker. That's how sociopaths work.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    Captain D has a good video on this subject. https://youtu.be/YGgUrj10HdM
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    by scollet 5y ago

    Slavery apologists just keep getting more creative.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    This is a very contemplative comment from you, so thank you! I'm much younger than you, so advertising really caught me in the ear with catchy jingles that rang through the playground. With online advertising it's become a differe
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    by scollet 5y ago

    You managed to confuse an entire comment tree by ignoring the article and presenting fallacious, anti-American rhetoric. Congrats. Minority groups have been dealing with systemic and deliberate murder as part of their daily lives for 400 ye
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    by scollet 5y ago

    I am not sure where you're getting the left and right divide from. If you're referring to January 6th, it scores 1/11 for justifiability.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    I blame big bonfire.
16. 196.▲
    by scollet 5y ago

    This still sounds like sarcasm tbh.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    This isn't a video game or a d&d session.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    > Today, America's poor have a better quality of life than medieval kings. We're in the 21st century.
19. 199.▲
    by scollet 5y ago

    I don't think you're projecting as far as OP. F U L L Y is Star Trek years away, not next Wednesday.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    > Our world is largely supply and marketing driven Great way to put it. I've felt this way for awhile. Advertising, for example, is low-hanging fruit in the world of useless things, but it's so embedded in US culture that effo
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    by scollet 5y ago

    Activism and homelessness aren't even character traits so I'm not sure what GP is talking about.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    How is this making you this mad? Just show respect for your fellow human beings and it works out. It's so much easier.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    I'm definitely nowhere near 25 years. My perspective of "hard" LC problems is that they are typically distributed over a system anyways, where the optimal parts make the whole. That, or they are domain-specific analogs, like
24. 204.▲
    by scollet 5y ago

    Harder to exploit experience.
25. 205.▲
    by scollet 5y ago

    > bug business Ship it
26. 206.▲
    by scollet 5y ago

    What the analogy proposes as that the cog models and tools sort of develop in tandem. It's a logical step from a hammer to another driver because you have experience with the fundamental tools. I would say that cognitive models develop
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    by scollet 5y ago

    I would personally replace "Tools" with "Cognitive models". A hammer and a nail gun really don't differ all that much when your task is binding wood.
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    by scollet 5y ago

    Sue, and from interpretations of other sub-sections, outright bar educational material on these grounds. ``` 103 (2) Members of the instructional staff of the public 104 schools, subject to the rules of the State Board of Education 105 an
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    by scollet 5y ago

    > Perhaps the CBC thinks that people who are not white don't qualify as individuals? This is unnecessary. The article is poorly compiled, however. This bill primarily serves to ride conservative viewpoints into education so I'
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    by scollet 5y ago

    I'm not following.