Mindcraft

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by Mindcraft 3y ago
I think seeking value in hobbies is a problem, they don't need to have any inherent value for the hobbyist other than being fun. I say it is a problem because it leads to a kind of mentality where one seeks productivity and optimizatio
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by Mindcraft 9y ago
I wonder if you could change what a HDD writes or reads with a specific pattern of vibrations, making it "fail" selectively.
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by Mindcraft 9y ago
The fact that the first legally compliant cryptocurrency is backed by oil reserves says a lot.
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by Mindcraft 9y ago
Discrimination is not by definition unfair, the context is important, or do you think aiding people in need but not those who aren't is unfair?. If you want to reach a balanced state from a unbalanced one, you need to discriminate to p
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by Mindcraft 9y ago
Why a private company would invest on better technology if it doesn't have competitors? It's not profitable for a service provider to invest, and even if there are competitors, most of the time, like with cellphone carriers, they
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by Mindcraft 9y ago
Evidence that private air traffic control use/would use more modern tech?
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by Mindcraft 10y ago
Although I understand your point, the particular example you pick is somewhat easy to fix. Using image recognition it would be fairly straightforward to check if there is a park and what amount of that park could be viewed (maybe using geol
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by Mindcraft 10y ago
And to a de-facto government.
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by Mindcraft 10y ago
If you are paying for an expensive fish and are served a cheap one, you are being ripped off. Someone may not care about what kind of fish they receive, but charge them more for that and I would say almost 99% would care.