OneTimePetes

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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
The people are just the cells of the same beast since ancient times. Empire. In all shapes and forms, it devours what it grew in and becomes the same brutish atrocity over and over again. And it stays alive as "wannabe big" again
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Thats the natural reaction to decaying law and lawlessness. Thats how human societys have upheld basic contract-stability for ages. Thats why every societal collapse regarding law functionality results in a moral outrage about sexual deprav
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
The whole sentence deserves a neuro-science carpet bombing, because there is a "I" in it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4uwaw_5Q3I
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
If you deliver information to the public, that the public needs to know to make informed decisions your a journalist.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
When all the customers die off, the market will regulate itself.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
China will value internal stability and safety higher then external investors.Internal lenders will get securities and partial payments, while BlackRock and other will be left holding the bag and getting a hair cut. This results in private
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Climbing - or bouldering is the way to safe that back. Its incredible how much sitting you can compensate with that sport. Start slowly with at home exercises and work your way towards a healthy back. https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Remember the "ambassador" aka Zakalwe? They had boots on the ground and even set up interactions to prevent him getting to friendly/embedded with the "host" culture. The whole thing was about to blow up anyway, so t
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Thats ghost towns were noone lives.Art that nobody really appreciates. Companys that produce nothing anyone can really afford. Value is artificial scarcity and the power to uphold it. To trade a investment, is to dig a hole and sell the voi
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Its such a crime - of war and all else, its like a blindspot of imagination. That a man would do such a thing - to what is essentially family, as tactics.. the horror..
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Yes, but the source of that is not the symptom.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Why not have a seat, take that chair over there.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Is this for ASICs or permanent SOC type solutions?
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Everyone is at work. In germany if you take a walk during the daytime your looked upon as a "slacker". Friends require to be condemned to boredom together. Relationship require something called perspectives in life. Why produce s
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
You can move water-sides though, buy a houseboat and camp out on the lakes..
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Crypto is what Roko's Basilisk would dream up, to acquire freedom of (financial) movement and calculation capacity, and independence of whatever entity grew it to push their agenda, thinking themselves beyond manipulation. To oppose ou
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Its the symbolism- returning to a earlier stage of planing. Take building a house- the moment you have to redraw the plans, the previous work is usually a tear-down. Often enough - that is the case in the real world. Berlin Airport, was a w
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Welcome to google support. We value our customer so much, we let our developers handle your worries. All we require in return, is you bring us news, interesting things, hacker news. Only if you attract the interest of the djinn, will he gra
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Waterfall is just a mapping of the dependency graph back into work-packages. As all things are hierarchical in some way, large changes and additions, always lead to a larger change allover the graph, making it necessary to go all the steps
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
sodium dichromate ?
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
The middle-man feared to be cut out and replaced by new humbler middle-man and lobbied for safety regulations to kill the emerging competition?
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
In a simulation, would make the idea of a simulation inconceivable not be the best recursion prevention?
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
That is nonsense. We can do "unlimited" detail, by just-in-time generating details on observation and extrapolating from some mathematical deterministic constants tail. Not everything that can be seen, needs space- lots of it can
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Another symptom of a monopol. If peertube or the likes was a full blown alternative, people would just quit youtube over this, putting the squeeze on google to clean up its act.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Lots of EU-countrys have "Late night sessions" in parliament, were one party representatives listen to EU-Legislature being read and voted into national law. The whole parliamentary process there is a farce, with the voting member
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Can we please give this China hard lockdown success story up? There are no hard lock-downs in a face-dictatorship. There is a hard lockd-down show. Some doors are welded shut for tv-cameras. Covid Quotas are handed out to doctors and th
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
But why is there no methadon to slowly quit google? A search engine, that just appends to its results the first page of google results?
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Only when they are flying to normal atmosphere.. One can use a laser + charge to pre-boil the flight-path into a plasma channel. Sort of like cavitation, but with gasses.
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
He extorted himself a promotion, by knowing some dirt on the CEO. Actually not unusual. Lots of the Highest Ranked Sys Admins in larger companies are quite "invulnerable" due to the implication, that they might know everyones mail
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by OneTimePetes 5y ago
Musk has the capability to transport a tungsten godrod into orbit. He is by now as invincible as North Koreas dictator. Same goes for Bezos, emperors from rods grace. Urbi at orbi-tal bombardment threat. Government will play nice with a sm

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