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by tdehnel 5y ago
Who advocated for those rights and why were they allowed to?
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by tdehnel 5y ago
What if they don’t want to do that with their land?
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by tdehnel 5y ago
Getting rich by not doing anything? Do you think bring a landlord is easy? Aren’t property owners providing housing to tenants which the tenants aren’t responsible for? Providing housing so tenants don’t have to come up with down payments o
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by tdehnel 5y ago
Your wording is a bit of a sly semantic trick. By attempting to equivocate stopping speech with free speech, it sort of dodges the whole purpose of free speech in the first place, which is to ensure that unpopular ideas are tolerated in a f
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by tdehnel 5y ago
You say “free speech” mockingly in quotes as if it’s not the one right that literally all your other rights depend on.
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by tdehnel 5y ago
For me, the article cast doubt on my day to day work and desires. That’s a good thing since it will help me examine and critique my life, which is the only way to make progress. If this article made you feel bad, perhaps you could examine w
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by tdehnel 5y ago
That's an interesting point. Although if they were that advanced, they'd realize their slowness means they wouldn't get an answer quickly enough to do anything about it.
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They would also evolve over that same timeframe, likely even faster since they were already more advanced in this scenario.
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by tdehnel 5y ago
Is the implication “it’s not that bad”? I’m sorry but I disagree. Do you have an explanation for why the increased price of gasoline won’t just infect prices for all the goods and services which depend on it? Any business which needs to mov
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by tdehnel 5y ago
I’d suggest considering why you think scaling fast is a “startup” idea and not just a profitable business tactic. In my case scaling fast meant bringing on 3-4 subs who could knock out a standardized set of deliverables that I created and t
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by tdehnel 5y ago
Sounds less like a startup and more like a dev agency or consultancy. Those are worthy pursuits. I run one myself, doing very high 6-figures with very little overhead (15% maybe). It’s a great lifestyle, very little risk. My advice would be
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by tdehnel 5y ago
A civilization advanced enough to launch interstellar probes and make plans on a 20k year timescale (10k years for the probe to get here, 10k years for them to get here) has no use whatsoever for the paltry resources in our solar system. In
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There is only one worthy goal: to identify and correct errors which are inevitable in any goal/solution.
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Fools errands unless you also include some mechanism for error correction. Ultimately any of these principles will be proven wrong in the long term.
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This just kicks the can down the road in terms of who should set the goals. This would not work unless it includes some mechanism to remove bad goals.
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by tdehnel 5y ago
> Game A: Would you trade away four value-units for a 25% chance of having five value-units? Actually a good game, I’d take that bet all day
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by tdehnel 9y ago
You can use wood to generate heat but no one would plant a tree and call it a campfire.