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colineartheta
2y ago
Not once in all that time did I consider using a program with hostile default settings. Weird how hard this might be for an image viewer.
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colineartheta
2y ago
Maybe I’ll get some hate for this, but years ago when I worked at a civil engineering firm this was the default image viewer IT had mapped every image file to open with - it was a nightmare! Every coworker I had (myself included) would cons
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colineartheta
3y ago
I think “backbone” in this context is a stand-in for “integrity” and/or “honor”. I think the fact that they can “buy, sell, and eliminate people and governments as they see fit” is the obvious proof that they don’t possess any real int
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colineartheta
3y ago
> all the popular explanations stop just short of really grappling with the real weirdness of the theorem. No offense, but if I’m reading your comment correctly you’re making it out that nobody familiar with the proof has ever considered
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colineartheta
3y ago
When did the US take it over?
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colineartheta
3y ago
This comes across as a really aggressive comment for no real reason. A lot of people find too much free time distressing. Even with a lot of projects to pursue, or come up with, it can be difficult to focus on any particular one for the sim
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colineartheta
3y ago
A really nice write up! I’m a professional land surveyor and it was interesting reading an outsiders perspective; for the most part you really nailed it!
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colineartheta
3y ago
https://shop.theobscure.com/products/rites-of-fall-rye-ameri... For those wondering.
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colineartheta
3y ago
(Current) Geodesist and Professional Land Surveyor (formerly employed as; license retained) here chiming in. While I appreciate the sentiment that we will never go out of business, I’d like to proffer a couple points related to this stateme
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colineartheta
3y ago
How does having a “digital twin” of the physical object prevent the object from being counterfeited?
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colineartheta
3y ago
This is so true.
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colineartheta
3y ago
Thank you for sharing this nice story. What an amazing uncle to find her and help her like that.
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colineartheta
3y ago
I’m fairly certain the owner of the domain is unrelated to the Cicada 3301 challenges beyond hosting a fan site. Their PGP signature is completely missing from the website, and in the words of 3301 itself: all messages will be signed with o
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3y ago
Then the propaganda has won.
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colineartheta
3y ago
Your point seems predicated upon more people being “poorer” rather than focusing on the fact that there wasn’t nearly the wealth inequality we have now (which you mention, but dismiss). Personally, I’m of the opinion that “poor” is relative
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3y ago
My understanding is their “Blackbird” model is meant to be the lower priced model, though Raptor acknowledges the whole line was never going to be mass market; rather, a well made and open computer for those who want full custody over a “mo
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3y ago
Does the Talos II not fit this already?
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colineartheta
3y ago
Funny, this is what I thought as well. To be a conspiratorial…he has to have SOMETHING on all of these VCs.
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colineartheta
3y ago
This reads comically incel-ish. “Women know their value”, like a self-respecting man doesn’t? Why aren’t your male friends doing the same thing, then? Life doesn’t end at 40, for either sex. With/without a family, married/divorced
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colineartheta
3y ago
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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colineartheta
3y ago
Or perhaps things have changed in the approximately 40 years since your experience.
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colineartheta
3y ago
If you don’t know something, and know you don’t know something, you’re likely not going to do something bad with that information. For example, if you don’t know anything about engines, you’re probably not going attempt to fix one. But ofte
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3y ago
For the record, yeah, I’ve worked on putting up multiple skyscrapers. From the on-site work (physically speaking: I was a field surveyor laying out grid lines and offsets for the other trades), and off-site (as a construction project manage
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colineartheta
3y ago
Have you ever worked on the construction of a skyscraper? I only ask, because, well, that was my question originally, and, well, because your question does nothing to answer that question. So, have you? Or are you just another online bystan
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3y ago
Have you ever worked on the construction of a skyscraper?
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3y ago
I also downvoted, and it’s honestly because your point comes across as not understanding any of Martin Scorsese’s direction and body of work. Nearly all of his movies (primarily, mobster and crime related) are centered around characters and
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colineartheta
4y ago
The whole book is about the search for an entertainment disc so addicting anyone who watches it winds up so enraptured by it that they consume it endlessly until they wind up dying. Sounds a bit like a less intensive phone/social media
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colineartheta
4y ago
Would you mind elaborating on the meditation method(s) you’re utilizing to minimize the effects you described?
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colineartheta
4y ago
I can’t find a single instance of this being said about his pay cut in the media. If you could support this claim, it’d be appreciated. Also, as an Apple shareholder, that’s definitely not my reaction to the pay cut.
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colineartheta
4y ago
Please explain how my comment was a personal attack.
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