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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
You say that like it doesn't happen everywhere. See-also: the other crypto Sam.
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
See: Minority Report :)
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
I think this is called an "Oxford style" debate. thesohoforum.org puts on a lot of good ones.
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
That comment reminded me so much of https://xkcd.com/927/
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
I like the monolithic.com approach better - Not totally spherical, but a lot more options.
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
What makes him crazy? Disagreeing with the New York Times or something?
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
Probably referring to teachers.
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3y ago
Lately I've found a lot of practical comfort in the ideas of Stoicism (tempus fugit, memento mori, etc) Somewhat orthogonal (and thus compatible with) any other faith/religion you may have. I've found The Daily Stoic to be a
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3y ago
My startup idea is "Uber for Cancer!"
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
I'm reminded of The Oatmeal comic https://theoatmeal.com/comics/unhappy Also, stoicism.
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CrazyPyroLinux
3y ago
And then we can all go to McDonald's and order something off the million-dollar menu!
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CrazyPyroLinux
4y ago
Odd that you pick USPS of all possible examples: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/apr/23/usps-covert...
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4y ago
Every MS product (except for maybe VSCode and latest .NET) feels like Gates and Ballmer are still there saying "whatever - you'll have to use this because your $BIGCORP bought it from our salespeople!"
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4y ago
As if the ones we have now aren't suspect enough!
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CrazyPyroLinux
4y ago
Indeed - Tom Clancy wrote Debt of Honor long before 9/11, and Rainbow Six long before COVID.
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CrazyPyroLinux
4y ago
WEF: "But...we want to put electrodes on their brain..."
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4y ago
> Yes, by people with an agenda Kafka trap. > Then why isn't an article from The Atlantic shared? They apparently didn't report on it? https://www.theatlantic.com/search/?q=WEF
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4y ago
Ooooh "misinformation" and "conspiracy theories"... also often (but not always!) known as "spoiler warnings" edit/addendum: The source of the original talk is the CEO of The Atlantic, so accusations of med
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4y ago
What is this and what does it do? > as long as you control the input Do you? Will you always? I'm assuming this is different from Neuralink?
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CrazyPyroLinux
4y ago
See also https://antipolygraph.org/
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4y ago
What ignorant tripe! Author fancies himself the self-appointed arbiter of "the libertarian creed," yet his criticisms are the usual boring and disingenuous ad hominems of "racist" "sexist" "privilege"
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4y ago
In the US, the Liberator rocket heater is a great option. It's UL listed if you care about that sort of thing. https://rocketheater.com/
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CrazyPyroLinux
4y ago
As Ron Paul once said about the Federal Reserve system, "If that doesn't make any sense to you, then you understand it just fine."
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CrazyPyroLinux
4y ago
I hope you're not hiding any dissidents, Comrade.
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4y ago
edited; thanks
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4y ago
Right; self-proving point. Also notice I wasn't even espousing them as fact in this context, just providing examples of things one isn't allowed to say.
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4y ago
On a separate note, this paper doesn't seem to mention any "negative aspects of the vaccine" - It seems to be concluding that [the likes of AstraZeneca etc. perform better on some measures than the mRNA favorites.] edit: I pr
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4y ago
Counterexample 1: "Immunity from infection is 'better than' an experimental shot." Counterexample 2: "The odds of this being a lab origin are 'better than' those of a furin cleavage site evolving naturally
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4y ago
A still-relevant classic: Reflections on trusting trust, Ken Thompson, 1984 https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rdriley/487/papers/Thompson_1984_Ref...
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4y ago
https://hasjamesclapperbeenindictedyet.com/
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