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by ysofunny 2y ago
so it's a problem already solved from the legal government's standpoint?
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by ysofunny 2y ago
you're spot on! clearly a big part of why all these tech has been so succesful is also how it's all about investing a lot up front, but eventually being able to mass produce in a ridiculous scale, few industries have such a ratio
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by ysofunny 2y ago
manufacturing jobs aren't moving to China they have moved already, they're completely done moving. heck, by this point many are trying to move them back into the USA only to realize that it takes decaces to reach the level of qual
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so the same thing but, characterisic function as I knew them before these posts is a rudimentary 2-variable finite version. point and line (but the line is a curve, a circle because e). but the new and improved 21st century characteristic f
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but isn't a characteristic function just "the" way to bridge the gap between sets, functions, and logic(? ...a 3way bridge!?) I mean, it was useful for me to think about like a translation between sets and logic (this variabl
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but if anybody regular worries about the (quite new) abundance of EM radiation one's the nutjob
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I find this disturbing because (do hear me out) the fundamental arithmetic theorem would have me re-express all those numbers as the product of primes that they actually are. I find pairing this list of primes (with powers) and splitting th
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of course this story is flagged by this point clearly on line with CERN also getting rid of russians.
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by ysofunny 2y ago
seems to be kinda the whole point? (I may be way off the mark) just came back to svelte after using version 3 previously, and I'm still finding my footing;
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because compliance is but an euphenism for (secret?) enforcement?
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just keep repeating "earth is not flat and there's no way that could be" those people get no voice around these parts. also, nevermind the existence of higher order constructs like manifolds. that cannot be what "earth i
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by ysofunny 2y ago
we are mostly unable to process the fact that science lied to us what's worse, it became an authoritative tool of (often foreign) powers; at least in most of America (as science came from Europe, ...they brought us "culture"
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by ysofunny 2y ago
somebody really wants to cause digital scarcity in direct opposition to digital abundance my guess is they are people who mistake the fact that scarcity amplifies value with the idiot idea that scarcity creates value and also these are enti
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the real killer feature of tiktok is how easy, how much it encourages (or at least used to?) remixing anything and contributing your own content back. it's like youtube combined with instagram upload fitlers or something like that
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I'm stuck on how precedent works differntly in civil law (the rest of the world) and common law (only USA and UK)
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I worry that they're pulling a Bethesda patented "starfield" fiasco. I'm pretty sure all they really want is for us to buy newer hardware (that's the bethesda way) may I eat my own words and may we have a nice civ 7
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by ysofunny 2y ago
i just want megaupload for all mankind because we can. it's a dumbass problem that we cannot afford it (but somehow a crook from down and under could? hmmm)
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such is the nature of labor under capitalism. only softened (being a overly critical) by mid-20th century pro-worker labor and unionization movements. Academia, with their career tracks, are part of the capitalist economy, hence sell labor
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by ysofunny 2y ago
IP is an obsolete idea of a bygone century it arose from a legitimate answer to material scarcity, but it's nonesense in the digital space people who advocate for IP and DRM and all such thing are in the end advocating for scarcity.
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I found that the line "science is a certain kind of persuassion" quite informative. I was not aware of such a skeptical thread of thought near science
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I feel weird being stubborn against free tier google gemini I feel as though it 'extracts' some sort of "smartness" out of me (if any) and then whatever intelligence from me becomes part of google gemini this is why I wo
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by ysofunny 2y ago
it's a real problem that will not be solved by trying to apply current laws digital assets which don't suck under capitalism require real innovation from the government or, if that doesn't work, the people themselves
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wow, I suppose this is the quality you get when you fire all the workforce "it's just code after all"
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there's nothing easy about keeping yourself alert for multiple hours while doing nothing at all our brains and bodies are lazy and efficient, do nothing long enough and the instinctive "screensaver timeout" kicks in, and you
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by ysofunny 2y ago
coming soon to a dystopia near you: smart homeless "detterrent" system. it uses a government database to determine net worth, if too poor for the neighboorhood the system activates sprinklers
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china is not know for invading
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china are a diverse group similary to the arabs, they all write the same way but talk differently, at least until the advent of tv and radio and all that
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ownership over websites does not work the way people expect nor want I'm tired of saying this, yelling at clouds
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I've realized that the way I explained the "patterns" is very different from what I was doing when I noticed them. which makes sense as I was not trying to explain that little "game". it's not a game it's
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it's gonna get much harder to keep on pretending that unelected opereatives based out of the USA have attacked with violence, prejudice, and overall imperialistic intent all kinds of governments all over the world, including purported

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