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by vokep 8y ago
Yea, lets just figure out what sort of ideology leads to that. Then lets make a list somehow of people who are of that ideology or likely to fall to it. Then we just ought to round em all up, maybe put them in camps where they can be reedu
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by vokep 8y ago
Nobody cares about it until its normal and expected. We just need to get past the hurdle of it, once a bunch of raytracing cards are out in the wild (as now are), more games will be made with such effects, and this will push more need for r
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by vokep 8y ago
There is a public lock in. You can switch to another content hub like you can move to a new town for a different ISP. I think that's at the heart of disagreement here: do these content hubs count as public spaces for unregulated comm
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by vokep 8y ago
I don't know, or I'd know what the right move is! For this, its sort of a "you know it when you see it" thing, as facebook/youtube/twitter are major platforms used by everyone, and so they feel a lot more like
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by vokep 8y ago
>What about the legal risk associated with letting the Frog Brigade post their terrorist cookbook on your platform? Like I said, banning illegal content is the first step that anyone ought to take. Generally this is done via moderation
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by vokep 8y ago
the difference is that youtube/facebook are not publications themselves, but platforms that allow you to publish. So you already aren't deciding what to host, as a user-content driven site, you by default allow anything, then nat
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by vokep 8y ago
I see what you mean, but it does seem different because FB or YouTube are not publications, but public forums, public communication spaces to publish as a person. Things published on youtube are not on behalf of youtube. Basically FB and
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by vokep 8y ago
Yep! I do this in traffic when bored...not when moving tho, just sitting in stop and go traffic. Its interesting to see the different patterns, doesn't seem to be much consistency to the pulse width they have.
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by vokep 8y ago
Are you entirely sure? I've experienced a small amount of this myself, but its so small, I'm really not sure if it wasn't there all along (and I wasn't looking for it)
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by vokep 8y ago
Truth be told I don't have a good argument against "Family is mostly socially constructed anyway" But the idea of this not mattering, of the DNA not being very meaningful, seems deeply, deeply wrong. A gut feeling that says
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by vokep 8y ago
someone who despite having been in the industry many years, has only learned more and more jargon, but not technical skills. So they sound almost like the experience they have counts, except when you put them next to someone with the same
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by vokep 8y ago
Potentially much value was gained (or stopped hemorrhaging)
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by vokep 8y ago
No, thats exactly my point, a person carrying out computations by pen and paper on a massive ledger could emerge self-aware intelligent consciousness, and if such a thing were to occur, than any unethical things that the computer (as in the
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by vokep 8y ago
what suggests he was on drugs? From his performance on Joe Rogan's podcast, it seems he doesn't really even know how to smoke marijuana.
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by vokep 8y ago
This is definitely not ravings of a madman, more like an extremely useful way to think of your self. your self is only this moment, nothing more. Past moments are different people who happen to share most of your memory, basically you h
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by vokep 8y ago
>he made a possibly illegal tweet to show off to his girlfriend, about and whilst on drugs citation? what are you referring to here?
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by vokep 8y ago
Is it not all information regardless? What makes matter different from consciousness? sounds like different terms for the same fundamental thing: stuff that exists. The matter term comes from the fact the stuff is just stuff that exists The
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by vokep 8y ago
This isn't about humans though, but life in general. Mostly everything sleeps, theres been a lot of time for something to evolve that would both be intelligent and not need sleep, and yet there isn't. 5000 years isn't remotel
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by vokep 8y ago
Installing a mod for more intelligent/realistic behavior of various aspects of the city, and then another mod for watching citizens first person/third person view...holy shit, its the closest thing to watching p-zombies live out t
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by vokep 8y ago
Because empathy (one day we will be elderly too), and because they did contribute value throughout their lives. In return for that, they earn respect and care. On some level, it is a selfish empathy (if I help this old person, it helps
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by vokep 8y ago
This isn't clear at all how it reaches the conclusion...it seems to jump to its conclusion with no justification other than "anything else is absurd because I said so". Of course the conclusion is absurd, because the premise:
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by vokep 8y ago
While this is true, is 2FA not generally a good thing? SMS verification increases linkability maybe, but a yubikey or something similar?
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by vokep 8y ago
I imagine this is where the phrase "one bad apple ruins the whole batch" but it sounds like in practice, a good apple can also help get the whole batch ready, all the while getting old and tired. Not sure if there is any wisdom i
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by vokep 8y ago
This, very noticeable with something like shadertoy.
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by vokep 8y ago
You're entitled to your compensation because someone of your skill level is needed to get the job you do done. Yes, others may suffer more but the result is what creates value, and the results of their work are less than that of yours
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by vokep 8y ago
As long as machine writing is below human level quality, yes. But that won't be the case for too many more years.
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by vokep 8y ago
Okay, but the presence of an attacker implies you are in danger (from the attacker) and thus are justified to assault them until they leave or are no longer willing/capable of assaulting you back. If you can't safely defend yourse
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by vokep 8y ago
Because most of the time the rules are in effect, except for the exceptions. Rules exist for the purpose they serve, functions they allow to be easier and cheaper. Rules are not made so that rules have been made.
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by vokep 8y ago
Its an extraordinary claim, but its religion, it kinda starts with extraordinary unfalsifiable claims from the start. Truth is, it doesn't matter. Ideas of an after-life and such may or may not be true, but the instructions for how to
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by vokep 8y ago
There's got to be a way...Basically just a pure ssh client, thats all, no OS, nothing else, just ssh on whatever most minimal cpu can run it, a keyboard, and a screen. I guess it isn't considered important because we all have phon

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