steve76

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by steve76 6y ago
Moral authority over martial or material. Nature wins without effort. Storms and earthquakes go where they want, regardless of who lives or dies. The USA doesn't need the competition. Leave us alone please, for just once in our history
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by steve76 6y ago
Law goes back to the code of Hammurabi, the start of civilization itself. The sole purpose is to limit the violence and not add to it. If there's anything arbitrary, it's the violence. The Magna Carta showed everyone is restrained
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by steve76 6y ago
"If somebody wants to build a coal-fired power plant, they can. It’s just that it will bankrupt them," "Under my plan … electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket." Looks like President Obama didn't just kill coa
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by steve76 6y ago
Someone doesn't want drunks or junkies or people selling themselves or ugly stuff on TV. They go away on their own to live for self-improvement. Turns out, their lives are very nice and everyone wants what they built. They use the law
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by steve76 6y ago
Today is Valentines Day. And a Sunday. Living in the USA, I have the luxury to acknowledge Christ, and love. Faith is doing what Adam could not do. Whether good things happen or not, humanity will always find paradise by limiting the violen
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by steve76 6y ago
The actual membership of the communist party of China is 90 million. 1.6 billion are vassals to Soviet style satellites. Follow orders or be destroyed. They will kill a billion people without a second thought and then kill each other. Tyran
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by steve76 6y ago
Web is network. Unmanaged is memory to GPU. Think play as you load with everything read from the network as billions of game designers build levels in real time.
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by steve76 6y ago
Something hot and bright far away emits photons. What are those? Heat transfer through the medium of time, right? A fast clock is bright and speeds up a slow clock that's dark. What's the difference between a tiny spot on the Hubb
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by steve76 6y ago
I live in a rather hard hit area. It won't show up on any blighted or opportunity zones because attorneys or land owners connected to politicians can't make money off it. Here are some highlights: A good month is one without gun s
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by steve76 6y ago
Wouldn't seeding be a problem? You would need to seed from something that supports webtorrent which uses WebRTC. With dat-sdk, users just need to go to a webpage. You really just need WebRTC without torrents. I got rid of multiwriter b
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by steve76 6y ago
I would say it's the reverse. A lot of that can be done remotely. There's just momentum, really big momentum, working against automation. Education: Jobs exist to give people who aren't geneticists or neurologists something t
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by steve76 6y ago
The article fails to show how dangerous those situations are. A pneumonia patient walking through a hospital where people are recovering from strokes and heart attacks. Wrestling with a police officer on a busy highway. You can close down m
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by steve76 6y ago
I found this helpful when I'm in a rut: Recommit to doing everything right, with a focus on the little things. Not just work or life. Daily routine and small chores. If you loose focus, acknowledge it and move on. Focus on what's
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by steve76 6y ago
The answer points to ingenuity due to a lack of resources which is susceptible to obsolescence. School in the USA does a lot more than just educate, for instance child protection services and employment. The USA also takes everyone, specifi
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by steve76 6y ago
Reaction Commerce behind an Airframe static site up quick. Have an http server between the two, and log the requests. Users don't update products or orders directly. The critical data that needs to be logged runs on a private network.
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by steve76 7y ago
> i had to really force myself to fully breathe in Focus on exhaling, emptying your lungs.
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by steve76 7y ago
For the reverse, working remotely, I found: - Define a product instead of taking orders. - Don't be afraid to cut bait. - Work the job while quoting. - Clients are not equipped to provide technical direction. Maxing out the ratings on
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by steve76 7y ago
To add on that, for all cases really means a lot more than bends in pipe or air off a wing or smoke which we have difficulty with today. You'll need to hit everything, plasma on the Sun, exotic matter, it leads to quasiparticles for th
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by steve76 7y ago
Actually I think it's the reverse. The equation works. What we don't know is what happens on the inside of a point or the edges of boundaries.
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by steve76 7y ago
That's good! I'm routing for Mr. Elon Musk. There's plenty for everyone. It's not a zero sum game.
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by steve76 7y ago
If we discover how to read historic climate data from carbon atoms, like we do with radioactive decay, do you see all the money we spent so far as a waste?
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by steve76 7y ago
Buckyballs have mass, yet exhibit wave interference. We can make them bigger and bigger, and focus them as if they classically popped into existence. I wonder if it holds up on very large scales, like if we can cover an atmosphere, or a sta
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by steve76 7y ago
How do you know India and China are exempt? It's the only place in the world that does smelting. Everything in the USA is second gen. There's a lot of gamesmanship out there. Every part has different numbers for certs. Vendors go
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by steve76 7y ago
I took apart a furnace once to replace an igniter. I was thinking I was going to find a series of pipes or tubes fitted together. Instead I found just two pieces of pretty thick sheet metal, close to plate thickness. They just went through
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by steve76 8y ago
What would be nice is if could write recommendations automatically, then you pick and choose which one you want. You could scaffold a project, and it runs, and then you check back to see what it recommends.
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by steve76 8y ago
>> a clone of some upcoming business model >> target foreign contracts Both involve working for someone for a long time, then leaving on your own. Really high risk, and people will just dump all their problems on you.
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by steve76 8y ago
Is this like Wheeler's Delayed Choice experiment?
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by steve76 8y ago
The article mentions that incorporation is a protection against loss. The best protection are successes like these. Like what you do, and like helping other people even more. Do anything you can to stay out of court and everything you can t
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by steve76 8y ago
- Taking money from worldwide monsters who view mass murder as hygiene - Taking money from taxpayer bailouts and inflating prices - Dumping all your problems on the people who fought for you and gave you the room to get you started - Payin
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by steve76 8y ago
I would start with identity, that's all everything boils down to, and that math is as much a language, a shorthand to express ideas and communicate across the world like some state department, as it is computational. Then I would expla

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