copymoro

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by copymoro 3y ago
oh no! you're going to have to scroll! it's not like you need more materials of any sort to deal with a 400% increase in the space occupied by text
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by copymoro 3y ago
immigrants which mostly arrived BEFORE 1990... I don't actually see contradictions between your comment and the parent you're replying to.
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by copymoro 3y ago
the shadows are so dark (or the secrecy so official?)....that for all we are able to know, they already done it.
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by copymoro 3y ago
wilderness? there's no wilderness... it's all somebody's backyard.
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by copymoro 3y ago
nor are we anywhere near being able to inspect how google is doing all this. if only there were some way to somehow be able to share that information with everybody, some technology so that we can all access such potentially useful informat
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by copymoro 3y ago
what he says, is but the way in which he conveys the meaning the rich by this point aren't any group of people, but a section of the system. the system is structural, not-alive. he is choosing to regard the system like rungs on a ladde
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by copymoro 3y ago
the soul may well be a cultural construction. nonetheless, human culture has always had the quality of somewhat existing separate from humans themselves. a big chunk of our culture now is written down. all this written culture is now more i
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by copymoro 3y ago
I think that by this point, saying "cure cancer" is like saying "cured all disease", just because "cancer" are of many different kinds, some of which are pretty much cured. nonetheless, I don't know enough
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by copymoro 3y ago
I say we need to give up fuels of all kinds. nuclear is still based on fuel.
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by copymoro 3y ago
not anymore there are too many government-sized subsidies all over the allegedly (but not really, not at all) free energy market. the energy market is too important to allow 'the market' to fully control it; so it's interven
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by copymoro 3y ago
wrong, you also need to not get caught or you can to all America over this, and change the meaning of cheating for yourself
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by copymoro 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that the real drive behind the pro-nuclear push is and has always been about centralizing electricity "generation" (i.e. conversion); ultimately for reasons of creating authority and/or centralizing power
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by copymoro 4y ago
> Nobody seems to mention the fact that most of VR games out there require using the hard-to-familiarize hard-to-memorize joysticks to interact with the game. > I own a Valve Index and I mostly don't play it because of it&#x27
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by copymoro 4y ago
> Most people I've worked with go home and watch football after 5pm. after 3 years of working as a programmer in the same company I understood why people do that. It's a sanity preservation mechanism. So then I burnt out and qu
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by copymoro 4y ago
because contemporary corporate dominated academic institutions are labor manufacture not education centers.
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by copymoro 4y ago
untapped? ahahahhaah it's not untapped. it's just slightly more effective if I don't tell you I'm trying to program you. in any case, in terms of "ultimate principles" all meaningful information is in the end a
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by copymoro 4y ago
yikes... so "fields" are the new euphemism for "cells"??
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by copymoro 4y ago
this is all future programming languages. finally we can have something beyond procedural, functional, imperative, etc. I think this is such a big leap, that all those formerly different paradigms will be considered essentially equivalent &
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by copymoro 4y ago
> So long as you're consistent with that view for all forms of intellectual property that seems a reasonable position. the main point is that digital 'property' works essentially like culture, by people copying each other.
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by copymoro 4y ago
what gives me hope that they won't, is that they probably only bought Bandcamp to use it as a salvo in their legal battle versus Apple.