bismuthcrystal

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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
We can only hope they don't wake from the illusion and spend this money right away by hiring each other and get occupied. God forbid they realize that money is actually their own time and effort, and this guy just tricked them into bui
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Yes, because everyone knows the show bears no resemblance to the real world.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Yes, at the end of the day the lucky laborers now hold a fresh piece of paper on their hands. While Mr. Bezos enjoys his real world tangible object, the laborers will discover that their work isn't done yet. Because their money is only
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Why is it seen as acceptable for a government to jail people, but it’s seen as bad form for a corporation to do the same?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Lets speculate a little bit for argument sake. Take this with a grain of salt because I am not a specialist, just a information hoarder. Lets put miniaturization aside and focus on another aspects, which i judge will be more critical. The w
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
It might not be, but is damn close to it.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
So what is the point of all this? If done by Ukrainians, what military objective does is accomplish? Are we supposed to track down the people responsible for the Tomahawk cruise missile program as well? I mean, this piece does not make any
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Since when it became reasonable to build a life on such a weak foundation?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
This whole theme is sort incompatible with movies. Most people like to relate to the characters in the plot. The "genius guy" does something we can't understand has very little appeal as a story. Same thing goes for mathemati
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Or perhaps words are the byproduct of the real thing. Consider the moments where your mind just click and solves something. You find it hard to map words to what happened. Or when you judge a situation to be dangerous, you just kind of kno
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Biologists just won't allows us to have any fun. It is always this kind of rhetoric: "what, are you modeling the brain without considering the influence of <insert obscure type of cell> on the hormone regulated blood flow ar
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Point 1 would be very effective. Just a glimpse at this number and the enrollment will drop like a stone. No more dream selling, no more exploiting the naive.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
So why not write something like "accidents happen at a higher rate a night"?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
But it doesn't read "dangerous" anywhere?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
More like: “We choose to do these things not because they are easy but because they are profitable”
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Pointless argument. At present time you could argue it for every company in the world. Boeing? Sells derivatives of CAD software, not airplanes.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
This is always stated as something bad, but perhaps the US is a violent society and it is doing a good job at keeping the violent behind bars? A similar argument can be made about health spending: if it's low then we are not doing enou
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
That is 100% correct. Energy is never enough. Increase production capacity and people will adjust their lifestyle accordingly and they will not go back. >>people would say that at some point it’ll get so cheap that it won’t be worth r
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Do you burst in laughter from your own tickling?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
No, quadcopters have short flight times because they choose to generate thrust using multiple fast and small propellers instead of a larger and slower one. Quadcopters will always lose to a single rotor of the same overall diameter.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
What you mean? Our free markets are efficient and universally fair to all its participants...
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Expected them to hand you over a formal specification so you could develop their systems as well? Dear God...
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
For how long can these generators run?
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
The world is so eager to enlighten us but we choose the path of ignorance. How many anecdotes you require to be enlightened? Or are you a peer review person, that will only see light by the eyes of others? Tell me, of what use is peer revie
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
The natural expectation to have is that males and females are different, have been different since 300K years ago (and even longer than that), and have been described as being different in the last 6K years of man made records. Try to chang
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
The social experiment backfires one again. You can't fight nature. Fight nature and you will lose 100% of the time.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Logic compels us to conclude that we will see some results of this on our daily lives and it will become the solution to some "problems". Problem is, our major problems are mostly social. Biologists will sell you the story that th
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Once again, as always, Stallman was right.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
Sorry for being this rough but, what a naive question this is. Of course there is.
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by bismuthcrystal 4y ago
The point where it becomes politically profitable to do so. It is only a matter of ideology and majority.

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