sinxoveretothex

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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
About comment history, it seems that it existed but got removed (why, I have no idea EDIT: kevin_thibedeau makes a good point on that topic): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcH9VR96Z1M As for receiving a reply, I know that
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> What I really want though, is proper commenting system under videos. I'm curious to know what you mean by that? As far as youtube comments being the butt-end of jokes about bad comments, I think this is just due to the fact that v
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
Because there are absurdly rich parents who still show love for their children?
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> Where is the empirical evidence of a mother's love? Everywhere? When they care for you when you're sick, drive you to sports practice, clean up after you and what not?
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> Anything that doesn't hit squarely at the pathos is right out. Otherwise known as appeal to emotions. I think I'm going to start finding examples of avowed racists who criticize lynching so I can do the 'not all racists&
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
Not for Musk's Tesla at least: https://www.tesla.com/blog/mythbusters-part-3-recycling-our-... https://www.tesla.com/blog/teslas-closed-loop-battery-recycl...
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
You would want to look at lifecycle analysis studies (here's a few [1][2]). The big problem with fossil fuel is that it takes fuel to extract new fuels (high cost sources like tar sands have a ratio of like 1 fuel unit used to extract
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> You seem to have fixated on one word in my comment and are arguing against creationism. Well, I would argue that the vibe of your whole comment was coherent in that sense: you talked about what nature wanted , about design and about w
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
Ok, so there's a "designer" out there engineering rapists, murderers, limbless people, mentally handicapped people? Why the hell did the designer create maggots that feed on people's nose tissues[1]? More to the point: w
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> that's how you explain things after the fact I agree, that's what I said "if what your parent comment suggests is true" In fact, said parent comment said "It might have been a mere speculation but it kind of ma
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> It's illogical to design a system that can pop out one baby every nine months To design? Are you a creationist? Assuming you're just confused, evolution doesn't "design" life. It's just a "whatever wo
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> There's some research that suggests conservative people have a preference for simple answers That's quite the study you have there… Also, how simple is the statement "conservatives are the ones looking for simple answers
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
I can't talk about "extreme BLM propaganda" (although there are issues with some people directly affiliated with BLM), but there definitely are black race-extremists out there: https://www.splcenter.org/figh
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> God can't create a rock too heavy for God to lift because that's nonsense Yes. Just like the omni concepts to begin with. > These people don't obey the scripture because they believe the scriptures are not really auth
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> Sure, but there's no objective observation that can prove God does or does not exist. If He is omniscient and omnipotent, He cannot be a dependent variable in any experiment. If she's omniscient, then free will doesn't e
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
> I find it optimistic, to say the least, that each individual can reasonably start from first principles, discover whether there is a Creator, discover if God wants anything from us, and then comply with the requirements of God before t
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
I never got this "sexual objectification" thing. If it is sexual objectification to pay for sex (assumed consensual), then surely it's "intellectual/creative objectification" to contract someone to make a websi
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
Based on what's shown in the other graph, there are a few cities that are extreme outliers (such as Stone Mountain and Clarkston). Doing an average on such data won't show a trend so much as it will reflect on how much these outli
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
One time I saw a car driving very erratically through an intersection and going into a reserved lane they were not allowed to. The driver was texting while driving. I've seen more instances since then. If you ask me, people can't
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
Do people actually defend the Fappening? I mean, I expect they are happy it happened, but that they know, deep down, that it was wrong. Kind of like peeking at your neighbor undressing through the curtains or what not. Am I being too optimi
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
It seems to me that the problem here is that you were assured that things weren't public. In that sense, I would say that OKCupid should be sued. I mean, sure, academics might get stopped by lawsuits. Russian social engineering hackers
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
There's a difference between "making more accessible" and "making accessible". The latter means that information that was _inaccessible_ was made accessible (ergo: you couldn't access the information before the
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
The date of publication on Xplore is September 1990 though?
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
Ah, I see. I thought you were going more along the lines of the "how can we know anything?" sort of philosophical questions. In the matters that you're talking about, it may just be that we can't really know. Certain thi
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
You're looking at this the wrong way. The question is not "does reality match this model?" but rather "how well does this model match reality?". You never know exactly to what exact extent your map matches the terri
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
True, it's pretty recent https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0a6K1NiUY2s
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by sinxoveretothex 10y ago
Well, is your argument that, had Norway not exported oil, the actual use today would be lower? Would countries use less energy if not for Norway's oil exports?
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by sinxoveretothex 11y ago
> But the likelihood that Microsoft would ever fully disallow third party install on Windows is nonexistent. Unless you can predict the future for as long as Microsoft exists, you can't say that. I'm pretty sure that before the
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by sinxoveretothex 11y ago
Using twice as many buckets, there will be half as many destination ports in the same bucket (65535 / 32 ≈ 2048, 65535 / 64 ≈ 1024), but since the "bad" connections described in the blogpost all use the same destination
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by sinxoveretothex 11y ago
In Canada, we have a drug insurance tax (in Quebec at least, I'm unsure if this is a federal thing) so we clearly pay for drugs. I don't know the extent of what we do pay for, but surgeries and most everything is paid for by taxes

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