WillReplyfFood

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by WillReplyfFood 8y ago
I think beeing in this kind of bubble for to long, automatically generates the perspective that you are the center of attention for the whole universe. My grandfather had a nanny/servant, who had to do whatever the spoiled brat asked f
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by WillReplyfFood 8y ago
Or you write sunny day code and wonder why everyboy elses code is riddled with those strange defensive structures.
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by WillReplyfFood 8y ago
Only slightly related, but imagine, if you take a huge server rack- and you insert hidden behind the front - a glas jar with a silicon-brain, into which tons of glowing wires run. I want to hear the maintenance calls for that one.
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by WillReplyfFood 8y ago
What really is horrible here is the asymmetry of cost- the development of stealth technology costed billions and took from drawinboard to reliable implemenetation close to half a century. And it seems that detection is always easier and che
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by WillReplyfFood 8y ago
Well, because its really easy to raise concern. On everything. So the really concerning parts drown in the background noise of people protecting there lifes against every single step they take. Hierarchical systems, are mostly humming all d
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Its not the copyright, its the chilling effect of not visible copyright. This encasing of the whole web and everything on it with a invisible alarm-field for the users. You may not send radiowaves. You may not distill your own alcohol, you
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
You can not put up minefields and fences on public property to protect your lifestyle by making everyone life in constant fear. I wish there was some way to mark such hostile silo-parts of the web against the allmende, original web.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
https://pickle.nine.com.au/2018/01/10/08/46/australian-birds... There are sources for addiction regarding animals on the web. Its quite interesting what horses and goats do for some weeds. https:&#
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
I dread the world that people like you aspire to. A thousand foxholes with legal snipers each out to get one another. All that, so one grumpy webdesigner can live from glueing together some 2nd tier stockfootage. I licensend all my content
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
You get snake-phobia and survive. You get a addictive behaviour and slowly immunize yourself with microdoses of poison. You hunt your prey in a poison diluting or neutralizing environment. You set the plains on fire with dryd grass to inte
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Will call it that from now on.. this is awesome
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
How about fixed size stacks- with a canary of a expansionfunction at the top? That way you can have it both- the speed and fixed size- and expandability on demand- by simply checking for the canary in a pattern and executing it ..
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The problem here is the market distorting the incentives to the point that car-manufacturers have a interest that thieves create artifical demand backed by insurance money. Which the insurarers then transfer to the consumer, a circle that a
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
If you get a gnu-hoof onto your head, while hunting, you can actually fall down the veggie ladder- so from third order vegetable, you can return to beeing a vegetable alltogether.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Well, at least its not recording your every stroke, to sell that as "mind-reading" info to advertisers. How, should we call it when software regresses. Its not bloat- its worser.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
You could say the same thing about a firefighter- and yet they exist. Sorry, if you mistake courage with insanity. Some people have a urge to help that lets them run into the wrong direction. Without that- you would have died in that car-ac
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The problem here is that most language are tailored to easy learning by humans and not to strong performance. If you had a language tailored to strong performance, it would force you to bundle together seemingly unrelated data into structur
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Is a sheep anything more then a biologically processed heap of vegies?
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The profession was always stale and boring once you become aware of the meta cycles and boom-busts of concepts and buzzwords. Real new concepts are rare under the sun by now. New Problems, are usually old problems rediscovered by new Progra
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Really. Just like the Gesture UI Tom Cruise used in minority report. If it looks good on TV is usually strainfull in reality. I have yet to see a classic gui with a decent NN- which learns your default behaviour in every step, applying thos
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The base assumption of measureable performance is wrong. What if somebody sat all day in the office doing nothing, just talking with one of the best performers once in a while. S/he is nothing but a drag on the team, on the papers, but
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Basically a lawyer DAO, with the little problem that the involved constituting organelles have a interest of taking over and eating the uncontrolled host.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Musk! He'll sting you with his dreams of power and wealth. Beware of Musk! His twisted twin obsessions are his plot to rule the world And his employees' health. He'll welcome you into his l
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
They are always free to choose another drug and walk away from this company. The market is free like that, the invisible hand distributing only where demand exists.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
On could argue that even jesus did allow for xeno-theism, given that he argued for giving the roman emperor what the roman emperor was due- and the roman emperors at that time considered themselves basically gods or god decendants.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
Boilerplate bureacracy usually happens, when Configurations are not itteratable and/or a language does not enforce the providing of meaningfull defaults. I find both sides guilt and charged here...
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
There is a lot of evidence for large parts of the early bible stories beeing copyied from the egyption sun god movement.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The purest capitalistic endavours are drug deals, theft and scams. The more refined variants, which find law loopholes and apply them with leverage,are still the same approach. Look at those jailbirds under the sky, they do not sow, but our
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
I really wonder about the relations between the earlier hominides and the brainiacs.
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by WillReplyfFood 9y ago
The surveilance works also in reverse. Black Lives Matter wouldnt be there if there wasnt the masses surveil the supressors. Alot of technology benefits are non visible today- but imagine any nasty event- and notice how a lot of the implici

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