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by zyxzevn 9y ago
What is your favorite color, IDIOTS?
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by zyxzevn 9y ago
Stephan Molyneux explains Chelsea (former Bradley) Manning very well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPJbdXvuEMY
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by zyxzevn 9y ago
For those interested what information Chelsea (former Bradley) Manning released: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HrgTmrfCkc (newsbud)
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by zyxzevn 9y ago
Everything about this is related to the immigration problem in Europe. I'll try to formulate this as neutral as possible. The immigration problem is seen as huge in Europe, and also in the US. Therefore people choose candidates that ar
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by zyxzevn 9y ago
I think that the problem is very simple: a) The person involved has to obey the law. b) The computer-program dictates the law and punishment. c) In a free country, a person should be able to follow the law. So: The person must be able to kn
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
As someone who can work with both worlds, I am already helping some psychiatric patients (together with certified professionals). I help them first with some simple meditations: it really helps them to learn to focus. Focus on the body and
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
Most of this story is about slow-motion in videos, not about the amount of data. To add to it, data-gathering by NSA can indeed lead to the wrong conclusions. Or statistics in scientific experiments that are wrong, due to selecting only a p
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
"Fake-news" was from the start a tool for censorship with a political agenda. Now we can vote "disputed" if you do not agree with something. Great. If it is fully democratic: "Any climate change news is fake".
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
What about "grey" things for which different groups can be correct in some way. Adding clarity to the information can improve things more than "disputing" it. Some scientific articles are click-bait like: "Reality d
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
Let me think about this, while driving my car to work, listening to the radio, drinking some coffee, and with my beloved wife next to me.
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
They should have looked at the good module system of OBJECT PASCAL (derived from MODULA). It is easy and allows all kinds of protections. The main difference is that in this language a module always is one file, which consists of 2 parts.
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
While impressive, it is not the oldest tree in Europe. see: http://www.monumentaltrees.com/en/records/europe/ And: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rA2ks_cFr90
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
The peer-review is mixed with a reductionistic structure. Each scientific area is specialized. The articles are reviewed by people in the specialized fields. Often they find something that is not entirely in their field of knowledge. That i
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
Why Electronic Voting is a BAD Idea - Computerphile https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3_0x6oaDmI
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
Thanks. Looks like the wires create the push with magnetic fields.
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by zyxzevn 10y ago
Hi Alan, Since you may spend another day answering questions.. a got some more for you :-) What do you think about the different paradigms in programming? And what do you think about type theory, etc? Bonus question: I am trying to develo
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by zyxzevn 11y ago
Scientific evidence proving my point: http://www.utdallas.edu/news/2016/2/3-31891_Study-Uncovers-H...
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by zyxzevn 11y ago
The problem is that we have a bad model to describe the effect of EM-waves on biological tissue. Currently the model defines biological bodies as containers of water. This is clearly wrong. What I propose is standard antenna science. Someth
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by zyxzevn 11y ago
Unseen A Functional and Logical Dataflow language. http://www.reddit.com/r/unseen_programming Status: under development. Functions are components, which can be used recursively. Arrows are logical relations between the