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by vasco 11mo ago
Monochrome is a strange complaint, the text is also monochrome. Regarding what most people think I don't know, I'm definitely faster at spotting a specific pictogram in the start of a line than having to read multiple lower inform
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by vasco 11mo ago
> Speak for yourself >> I'm much faster
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by vasco 11mo ago
I disagree, pictures are easier to remember than words and I'm much faster (several hundred miliseconds) at quickly spotting an icon in the 12th place down a list and clicking it because I memorized it visually than reading the actual
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by vasco 11mo ago
The best thing for this is pen and paper. Sophisticated mechanical hand movements associated with writing help memorize things much easier than pressing fingers on a keyboard.
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by vasco 11mo ago
I got a mirror, you're the cow.
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by vasco 11mo ago
As long as it is to advertise in their own platform sounds great. I'd rather have nice restaurant suggestions on top than McDonald's and Dominoes or whoever paid the most every day. Using Uber eats is like some app from the past w
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by vasco 11mo ago
What's your point though? There's corruption in Ukraine. Ok. There's corruption in your country too, do you refuse to pay taxes? Or do you still pay them because some good comes with the little bad? Same deal.
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by vasco 11mo ago
I've read thousands of pages of Enron history, this has nothing to do with it.
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by vasco 11mo ago
For what its worth, when you use expressions like 'those halcyon days' you don't need to tell us you're a history PhD.
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by vasco 11mo ago
I have a much better proposal, we move the City of London (not London itself), to the North. The bankers would learn about scotland and everyone else would be better off.
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by vasco 11mo ago
Amazon gave away datacenter time share in exchange for stock in a startup. That has nothing to do with electricity futures and private credit revolvers.
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by vasco 11mo ago
And efficiency of the line depends on the curvature so for a given target efficiency you can calculate how far apart the poles can be. For electrical lines I mean.
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by vasco 11mo ago
Yeah and if you had 100k staff it's a pittance!
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by vasco 11mo ago
> have created financial crises at most universities Those multi-billion dollar endowments are fine man, don't worry about them, they're not running out.
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by vasco 11mo ago
In your view the benefits of university are that rich people go there? Did I somehow completely misunderstand?
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by vasco 11mo ago
Censorship is even worse
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by vasco 11mo ago
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by vasco 11mo ago
Looks like too many boxes needed for simple things.
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by vasco 11mo ago
> I'm wondering what happens when the earths magnetic field flips That's how they end up upside down in Australia.
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by vasco 11mo ago
I submitted your post to your simulator to compare: https://news.ysimulator.run/item/1719 Very fun, cool idea for a project. You could turn this into a product for people that want to fake it till they make it like red
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by vasco 11mo ago
Is this comment part of the experiment also?
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by vasco 11mo ago
Someone has to make the babies!
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by vasco 11mo ago
Nothing wrong with being 20 somethings in itself regardless of the rest. Average age for the Manhattan project was 25-27. We can focus on the merits or mistakes no need to focus on age.
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by vasco 11mo ago
The fix to government censorship must be political, not technical.
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by vasco 11mo ago
I'll die on the hill that centralization is more efficient than decentralization and that rare outages of hugely centralized systems that are otherwise highly reliable are much better than full decentralization with much worse reliabil
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Everybody's Album – Creating the Next #1 Album(everybodysalbum.com)
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by vasco 11mo ago
Maybe more parallels to tobacco companies. Incredible amount of taxes and warnings and rules forbidding kids from using it are the solutions to the first problem and likely this second one too.
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by vasco 11mo ago
Perpetrator
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by vasco 11mo ago
Good point, thanks for the nudge!
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by vasco 11mo ago
An infant has phenomenological consciousness. Electrons make no sense as a question unless I'm missing something.

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