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by dafash 9y ago
Harper
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by dafash 9y ago
Yes, a non-gesture that has a failed outcome is almost certain to be undesirable in the aftermath.
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by dafash 9y ago
Posting a Google search doesn't offer any convincing argument to support your supposition about the intentions and/or results of these corporations. I do understand what you're trying to say about these corporations, but the
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by dafash 9y ago
Your description of what these companies do is distorted. They are not actively developing technologies with the purposes that you described or even as any such consequential purpose.
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by dafash 9y ago
One has to pay attention very closely to Mr. Tegmark's presentations. He will state very eloquently a number of facts, and then slip in subtly a very important fundamental assumption upon which all of his subsequent statements are buil
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by dafash 9y ago
What companies are doing so?
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by dafash 9y ago
Please provide citation regarding your statement of simple minded sexuality.
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by dafash 9y ago
I actually wrote a detailed response, but HN blocked it, likely for the better.
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by dafash 9y ago
While certainly not definitive, I did read one study suggesting that software developers do have a higher than average suicide rate.
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by dafash 9y ago
Opens you up to a spiritual realm. I was not prepared for this. I was never the same. My life is basically a failure and I'm on the brink now.
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by dafash 9y ago
People will speak in generalities to torture someone in a social setting. I for one am almost dead having experienced this for over two decades.
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by dafash 9y ago
Perhaps the question should be taking more literally. How many burned out software developers end up committing suicide relative to averages?
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by dafash 9y ago
While jokes are a good way to deal with tragedy, the reality of being an acid causality is no laughing matter. My life has been over since my first trip over 20 years ago, about to implode
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by dafash 9y ago
Near infinite complexity has no meaning as a descriptor of complexity. Infinity isn't something you can describe approaching without convergence.