tryingtogetback

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by tryingtogetback 5y ago
Fascinating tech. imagine if human element is removed from critical decision making, meaning bias is drastically reduced (if not completely eliminated in this case). All decisions are strictly based on your output which eliminates corruptio
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by tryingtogetback 5y ago
Maybe it's finally the time for private sector to step in? Privately funded regional and/or local (HOA-funded) police departments that are immune to political games with funding that's independent from political trends. Priva
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by tryingtogetback 5y ago
I would disagree, it's all about time spent (one can argue wasted) It's a lot faster to "get", to understand well written code that uses natural language semantics regardless of the reader competency
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by tryingtogetback 5y ago
Thank you for this reference, title of the article is merely an attempt to adapt/paraphrase a famous quote, it's not at all literal (absolutely no comments ever allowed)
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by tryingtogetback 5y ago
It's a hyperbolization prop (frame from a classic movie where main character is as passionate about small things as an individual can get, to the point where it even looks ridiculous)
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by tryingtogetback 5y ago
That is exactly what I'm saying. How many individuals are currently on welfare? Majority is living on and consuming the goods that were produced by highly-educated and successful people without children. The further we, as a society, d
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by tryingtogetback 5y ago
This is a very backwards and dangerous view of the situation. You are making a speculation that your children will become a high-functioning adults that will be capable to produce more than they consume. Overpopulation (as a real danger to