squeefers

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by squeefers 8mo ago
but china are evil for huawei still yea?
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by squeefers 8mo ago
science still cannot predict the path of a particle through a double slit. they cannot explain why this is the case. its claimed that the particle bounces of vacuum fluctuations, yet the energy predicted by these fluctuations is way bigger
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> I sometimes think of this as a "slo-mo train wreck" version of the burning of the Library of Alexandria. similar attitudes about the decay of civilization occured with the inventions of - the internet/original search eng
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> There is lots of other bad behavior that could be automated. skynet you mean?
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by squeefers 8mo ago
notice that it didnt actually attack the person as claimed by the guy rejecting the PR. i was surprised how reasonable the attack actually was. ive never actually been part of an OS project, but if you dont allow code from AI because it cou
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by squeefers 8mo ago
>Apart from the accountability part, knowing the operator is essential for FLOSS copyright management. Accepting patches of unknown provenance in your project means opening yourself up to potential lawsuits if it turns out the person sub
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by squeefers 8mo ago
not much revelatory potential in a book of puzzles sadly
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by squeefers 8mo ago
the Sikhs still push the narrative that internal skullduggery defeated them in 1857, not being beaten by a superior force... the British say similar things about the battles they lost too. In fact Ive never heard a group of men say "fa
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> the Indians had hundreds of thousands of soldiers the "Indians" were all fighting each other, so Im not sure you can count their numbers together like that. India proper might have been on paper a force to be reckoned with, b
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by squeefers 8mo ago
stay on discord then i suppose? if you dont like discord, staying on it is surely not an option though i assumed?
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> I recall my mother’s family conversing via mail in the early 80’s im talking about business not grandma
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by squeefers 8mo ago
i would suspect this flies over the OPs head.
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by squeefers 8mo ago
written letters are asynchronous but people expected timely (relative to snail mail) replies even back then.
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by squeefers 8mo ago
does this same guy ruminate when somebody holds a door open for him, or when hes asked how hes doing?
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by squeefers 8mo ago
for discord emigres, teamspeak still exists, and for social media all you need is an old school forum that hosts videos and voila
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by squeefers 8mo ago
nobody likes that argument oddly
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by squeefers 8mo ago
exactly. i yearn for more.
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by squeefers 8mo ago
dont authors of books build traps by that same logic? or do books = good?
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by squeefers 8mo ago
absolute hysteria from everyone on here
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by squeefers 8mo ago
you can correctly predict reality whilst having absolutely know idea how it works (ie the path of a photon in the double slit experiment).
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> India had guns and cannons India didnt really exist yet. 26 different states had guns and cannons. plenty of people who had guns and cannons were defeated by the British. > Robert Clive overthrew the Nawab of Bengal with... I believ
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> This isn't merely about the division of labor; it’s about war between nations society isnt one big team that cooperates, its a bunch of slaves trapped in place by the lord/king/raj so he can tax them. he does it by claim
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> The British East India company colonized India in the first place by exploiting the lack of cooperation. nah, they used guns and cannons.... force. same as any conqueror ever.
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by squeefers 8mo ago
listen, every weeb on here knows japan = culture of respect, forgetting the rampant racism, the tentacle porn etc
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by squeefers 8mo ago
im sorry but just because theres a social taboo on littering does not mean they are all cooperating. the common man in japan is as much of a wage slave as a western man, they are held captive, they arent cooperating any more than slaves did
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> and that to achieve things we need to work as a group. yeah, lots of "cooperation" in europe all right. left and right hate each other just as much as they do anywhere else
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> There’s a name for that: the Anthropic principle. And it is deeply unsatisfying as an explanation. i feel the same about many worlds
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by squeefers 8mo ago
> The universe is not obligated to appeal to your aesthetic tastes in its innermost functioning. This is truly a copout. When science faulters in explaining the world we get answers like this. His argument isnt with the universe, but wit
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by squeefers 8mo ago
maybe thats the problem. satisfaction isnt understanding. string theory is exciting maths, but fits nothing in reality. maybe scientists should go back to explaining reality instead of whatever this current paradigm is
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by squeefers 8mo ago
oh i dont know, being able to predict the path of a particle seems pretty basic to me, and it cannot be done for any given particle.

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