throwaway769879

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   by throwaway769879 5y ago

   > If you produce a few bugs in your code, you don't get eaten by a tiger That would be ... so cool!
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   by throwaway769879 5y ago

   Who's to say the causation behind this correlation doesn't go the other way? Some people take more free time, think of more efficient ways of working, and get richer. That in turn encourages others to emulate them.
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   by throwaway769879 5y ago

   Toppling dictators because they are "evil" is something the West has done - to little success - for a long time
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   by throwaway769879 5y ago

   Given the resources needed to construct, maintain and operate such machines, i wouldn't be so sure
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   by throwaway769879 5y ago

   Preferences evolve during the lifetime of humans. Preferences in infants is usually different from preferences in sexual partners. Don't have the source handy, but it has been shown that females look for people with different genes (at