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by seph-reed 5y ago
> Minecraft Take it back! Seriously though, I remember MC before it was a kids game. It was already becoming one by the time Microsoft bought it, but since then almost every update has been gimmicks for kids. The world generation is st
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by seph-reed 5y ago
I couldn't find anything about a "cap on valuation" on ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_credit ) or ( https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=carbon%20credit%20valu... ) Would you mi
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by seph-reed 5y ago
My mind is spinning with these carbon credit things right now. You can trade them! Like a stock market! If /wallstreetbets started buying all these up (not sure of the supply right now), they could fleece dirty industries.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
For anyone else who'd never heard of carbon credits: https://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkobayashisolomon/2020/03/13... So, if these carbon credits exist, is it possible to coinify them and boost their
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by seph-reed 5y ago
Facebook, Apple, and Google are in almost every link I saw.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
I wonder if a carbon tax which subsidizes low emission alternatives could get across this way?
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by seph-reed 5y ago
Very likely not a one-stop solve-all. But also very likely part of the tool set.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
I'm confused about what this does above & beyond css animations/transitions.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
I remember seeing somewhere that witnessing the cosmic radiation of the big bang is something we have a fairly lucky time-slot to be able to do. If that's the case, and we're early to the universe, it seems like the kind of data
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by seph-reed 5y ago
> representative democracy And given the degree to which lies have gotten better at mutating and spreading, while critical thinking is barely taught in schools, even if this "democracy" was representative it might not work too
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by seph-reed 5y ago
It's an entry level programming language with unprecedented ease of publishing and access. It would be extremely impressive if it didn't .
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by seph-reed 5y ago
I could do this with any language. It's just bad code.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
Amazing stuff. Don't exhibit the behavior you're opposed to. Pre-emptively stop bad behavior by telling stories that something bad will happen. I do wonder if this approach has social-size limits? Kind of like Santa Clause, wher
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by seph-reed 5y ago
As nice as this looks, I've been working on something similar and immediately see tons of limitations. Things like: - batch editing: what if you don't want your edits to save immediately, but instead as a group? - item creation a
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by seph-reed 5y ago
I loathe jsx. Having two separate coding languages in a single file that switch back and forth is such a ridiculous idea to me. And on top of that, I don't think jsx is any more readable than nested functions.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
Very few code bases that old are easily maintained. It's not really much of an insult to say so. And given how long it takes to roll out basic features and improvements to long standing issues, my hope is that the code is a nightmare.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
If you've got a tool you're used to, it's probably best to stick to it. That being said, Bitwig does support Jack, so routing should be pretty open ended. And there's this linux project ( https://pipewire.org&#
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by seph-reed 5y ago
Then put it behind a config setting. Or let me view it through some other means. I'm not opposed to spam filtration as a user default, but doing so silently without any indication of what is being filtered or ability to verify it is wo
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by seph-reed 5y ago
Yup. I've been running EOS ( https://elementary.io/ ). It's almost as pretty as my MBP, and vastly more usable than Windows. And I have everything I really need (with first class Linux support): * Gaming - Steam +
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by seph-reed 5y ago
> Microsoft needs someone with a vision for Windows at the helm, Is it possible for a project to be abused for long enough that it becomes irrecoverable from any financially sensible perspective? I mean this seriously: I've heard th
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by seph-reed 5y ago
So put it in a spam folder. If I had a spam texts folder that showed me everything I was being blocked from, I'd both appreciate it and not feel this massive breach of trust that things being sent to me are being completely ignored by
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by seph-reed 5y ago
Yeah, this seems pretty nice. I don't think the "deep nesting" issue is quite so realistic... I very rarely have a logic tree that's easier to identify by its leaves than its root. And I'd really hate to have code
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by seph-reed 5y ago
The gist is that people bounce around to places with more people. Kind of like gravity.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
> not chronically dehydrated Good job. Taking something to an extreme, just to straw-man it. I like the negative connotation on vocal minorities too. A+
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by seph-reed 5y ago
> but the best way to fight the intake problem may not be saying "drink less" and that's the type of idea actually being proposed in the research Somewhat comically, drinking more water is a great (as in easy / painle
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by seph-reed 5y ago
If anyone is going to save public sector from private, it's gonna have to be good-actors in private sector. Public sector is long, long, long beyond corrupted. The only way forwards is to carefully migrate away from the infested wreck
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by seph-reed 5y ago
true. there are artists who just kind of "do the opposite of normal," which is pretty derivative.
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by seph-reed 5y ago
My personal pet theory is that -- whether we admit it or not -- most people are somewhat... spiritual? Humans tend to see and believe in meaning where none exists. Seeing great injustice like this is just really hard for us, because it&#x2
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by seph-reed 5y ago
This one is seemingly pretty strong in all three of the things mentioned. subverted familiarity = originality the skill is super impressive and while I don't know the story behind this, it could very well be quite meaningful
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by seph-reed 5y ago
I've spent a lot of time talking about art with art friends. At this point, we've all seem to agree on three different aspects of art: 1. Non-random uniqueness / creativity. Even is something is lame, originality alone can

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