bobbin

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by bobbin 15y ago
Blender has texture display in the viewport. N-sided polygon support will be there in 2.62
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by bobbin 16y ago
> I came to a conclusion that for me was fundamental: My employwers are stealing my life. There is no theft, just voluntary trade. He exchanges his time and effort for a pay check and then blames his employer for the deal he accepted.
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by bobbin 16y ago
>> A commercial company’s ability to innovate is inversely proportional to its proclivity to publicly release conceptual products. > This is nonsense since conceptual products are innovative by definition. but they're not real p
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by bobbin 16y ago
> No, it's fully earned. I am a parent. I have witnessed first hand the moralizing, judgement and mutually contradictory universal expectations that random people have about how childrearing should be done. I don't doubt you are an inte
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by bobbin 16y ago
> I also don't spank my teen-aged son, but he has had to do his fair share of push-ups while listening to me explain to him the error of his ways. He doesn't have to. It's not an requirement of life that he does. He's just submissive to
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by bobbin 16y ago
> This societal moralizing about every single aspect of how one should raise their children is a big part of the problem described in the article. Well, you are trying to add unearned emphasis with "every single aspect". It's not about
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by bobbin 16y ago
> Yes, because nature doesn't use pain to teach us ever. That's why I can leave my hand on a hot stove until it turns black. I don't to see how is this an argument. I'm not objecting the notion that people can learn to avoid what causes
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by bobbin 16y ago
I don't think using pain to control a child's behaviour is good parenting. I'm sorry you where abused.
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by bobbin 16y ago
why would a medium that requires concentration like video games have a detrimental affect on attention span?
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by bobbin 16y ago
> Hacking a computer could be both fun and useful for a great variety of smart people. I don't understand. Could you give concrete examples of "hacking a computer" that could be fun and useful for a great variety of smart people?
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by bobbin 16y ago
> And what about the hypocrisy of "don't have kids" combined with his "support my growing family" footer? That's just a contradiction, not hypocrisy.
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by bobbin 16y ago
> It's bad UX in general Why?
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by bobbin 16y ago
> I'd be crazy to take on this article I'd listen.
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by bobbin 16y ago
> I am typing this on a Y30,000 keyboard Wow! Which brand and model?
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by bobbin 16y ago
> I mean, Google MUST have lost some revenue. Maybe an employee developed it in his 20% of time and they put it up because "why not?".
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by bobbin 16y ago
until the debt get too high...
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by bobbin 16y ago
Straw-man.
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by bobbin 16y ago
And it only uses 61% of both my 3.0GHz cores.
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Treatment of childhood schizophrenia with LSD and Psilocybin(docs.google.com)
3 points by bobbin 16y ago|3 comments
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by bobbin 16y ago
> It's important to teach your children that there are times when they need to focus on things that don't necessarily interest them Why do you need to teach them that? life does that when you pursue something you are interested in. When
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by bobbin 16y ago
> There's really something wrong with our system. It's completely irrational. Not really. If you increase the requirements for entering a profession and limit the supply then you can increase you earning potential by a lot. That trick i
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by bobbin 17y ago
> The US has significantly less red tape involved in building out nationwide infrastructure than countries like Sweden, Japan, and South Korea. I'd like to read about that. Do you have any links?
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Ted.com started a "best of the web" section. this is a video of Richard Feynman.(ted.com)
6 points by bobbin 17y ago|1 comments
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by bobbin 17y ago
I'll write a piece of an answer I gave to another person: > Lets say we want quality control in dentistry. You like the government quality control the government gives and would like your dentists to count with their approval. I, on the
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by bobbin 17y ago
I agree with the general idea but there's an important distinction that needs to be made. I have no problem with speed limits or licensing of doctors. If you want a group of people to dictate how does someone qualifies to be a doctor that's
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by bobbin 17y ago
Let's say there are no state licenses, and you need a doctor, so you go to a hospital. Would you be concerned about the quality of the doctor? Would you be the only one to feel that way? Would a hospital who is capable of addressing those c
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by bobbin 17y ago
it's not about a system without licenses, the problem is the violence involved in them. If someone wants to give flower licenses that's fine. The problem starts when they start to claim the right to take your business from you if you don't
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by bobbin 18y ago
Learn economics.
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by bobbin 19y ago
More propaganda about the great depression. [here]( http://www.freedomainradio.com/Traffic_Jams/great_depression... ) is a lengthy podcast about the great depression and its causes.