sparrowInHand

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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Its just a secular attempt to flee responsibilities towards "higher authority". Someone out there is in charge and capable to control things. There is a captain and a bridge, somewhere on this debris-hulk we call a ship.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
? Are you serious. We have concepts for light driven probes now. They even can slow down, by ejecting a parabolic lightsail, that bounces light from the opposit direction back to them. Its all lightweight and - way more feasable, if you aba
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Eh, we ruled that out - within our observable time-frame, but we do not know about exotic, long-term orbits. Like a 50.000 year elipse out into the ort cloud and back in.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Sponsored by: Local asbestos mill. The news: boring. The horroscope: Interesting. One starsign only, cancer. But this discussion is a free market media dark forrest culture side effect visible. Nobody trusts anything, everyone stalks the ni
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
True mitigation would be spin-wheel sleeping and standing. Basically a centrifuge with spacesuits at the end, so they sleep/train in simulated gravity. They do not have that on the iss- although the snake-robot crane could do the job.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
I wish they would go into more detail regarding the health effects. Eyesight, bone density, cancher risks, etc. I think it helps to be older though, slow cell divide and regeneration, slow down even "aggressive cancers"
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
This. Philosophy is the grandparent of math. And if there is a point to math, then that there always has to be a proofable point. I think the problem is a cultural conflict between sub-concious problemsolvers and "concious" proble
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
I hate that superior. Superior, is good enough adapted to circumstances. Evolution turns your blood into anti-freeze as a inherited sickness, and this bug is a feature near the arctic. For the rest of the planet you are a very sick fish. Im
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Which is itself just a titanic wrapping on a gigantic effort, to convert all human knowledge into a spreadsheet - and becomes instantly tained by echolalia, as the AI output poisons itself.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
To be honest, in hollywood, you do everything a million times. The first three takes going to waste on warming up and learning the lines do not slow the production down much. The perfectionism of some directors, the disinterests by some act
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
This bubble makes up large parts of the world wide pension schemes. Without rents to enslave the younger generations, the wealth will be extracted by other means, aka prices rising or services getting ever more expensive. There is no escape
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Ah, it can also block shorts - excellent. No more pseudo choice harassment before they shove the feed down your throat anyway.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Thanks, i did not know..
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
But they have no big influence, they just play the courtjester to a forever demented king.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
It would be so trivial for github to inspect commits for tokken and reject them. Just one default github action.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
For a day lost? So its 31 days a month, this value muptiplied with 52.. 161.200. 000$ - not good, not terrible.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Look to your left, look to your right, count the heads. Now divide the money that was lost through the number of heads. This is the theoretical ceeling- how much you could make if there were no shareholders and you had your own company - or
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
That is what the feet message and communicate. If they say we do a deathmarch on this project, that is what your managers polished shoes tell the world.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
How about, if you can proof your company engages in monopoly practices, you get as a reward, parts of the company to start your own?
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
I actually like it. Unfinnished Ideas are .. the waves the buisness problems make when bumping into the software. These ideas are usually collection points for notes on how something is impossible (due to reality, buisness or architecture)
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Should call them what they are, behavioural hacking to introduce compliant, seddated behaviour, without a longterm grasp of the damage the hacks inflict. Obvious solution? More law-ducttape on the imperfect ape.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Imagine this is the selector, the great filter, of who gets to thrive in a field. One department head who publish faked/made-up papers, poisons the whole surrounding environment, killing science in his environment for 10 years. Now ima
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Particles in heat are more active, as in brownian motion puts them allover the place, the cooler things get, the smaller the ripples, the less likely to interact with another particle, by transfering that ripple. Now in solid materials, tha
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
This is because, states at some size become immoral power machines deeply distrusting one another.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Which is why such reputational fallout needs to taint not only the MBA careers involved, it has to burn everyone involved and really hurt. The schools who educated them, there future employers, such shenanigans with the lifes of others have
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
They were also made to train a workforce for industrial production. Some part of the school curiculum is detrimental for todays tasks.
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Its hard when a utopia dies. Due to a walkout of citizens in reality - and the model society you envisioned implodes, while external forces on which you projected the utopia and who are actually just dystopian empires use the resulting weak
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
It was for the whole history of small-town, shop-owner, working sunup to sundown, what have manchilds todo with that?
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
When you were at the hight of numbers, you starved a fish species to extinction that dependet on plancton too. Do you feel bad about that?
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by sparrowInHand 3y ago
Some people are just evil. I have found a broken lead motorbike battery in a watery ditch near the farm of my brother. When you have fields and see the shit people throw on the land - just because its cheaper then garbage-dump. Only sociali

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