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emblem21
10y ago
Greetings. The worldsheet is time-symmetric, otherwise, if you pulled a single point of the worldsheet, the point would remain, and no elastic resistance would occur. If we presume that elastic resistance occurs, then we assume any pulled
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emblem21
10y ago
Breaking HN policy to say this is the correct answer to this question.
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emblem21
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> regulations are vital for ensuring human health and happiness I agree. The regulations created for the war on drugs has lifted millions of African Americans out of poverty and into group-oriented communities that promise shelter, free
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emblem21
10y ago
Step 1.) Fork Linux Step 2.) echo "no big meanies plz :(" > CoC.md Step 3.) git add .;git commit -m "i'm helping"; git push You have solved the problem.
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emblem21
10y ago
Google's landing page. Your argument is invalid.
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emblem21
10y ago
Related: https://github.com/Emblem21/spartacus
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emblem21
10y ago
We will materialize our filter bubbles and you will call it equality.
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emblem21
10y ago
CNN collusion with Clinton? Rolling Stone's fake rape story to double down on the feminist (and thus pro-Clinton) narrative? Complete MSM involvement to sell the war in Iraq? As far as I'm concerned, as long as MSM acts as the exe
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MSM has been openly doing this for two decades now. They poisoned their own well which why they are getting ready to run to the government to craft legislation to protect themselves after such a horrendously off-the-mark Clinton obsession.
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> Yeah, the mainstream networks are not perfect. But they're not in the same league as Brietbart You're right. MSM is worse because it openly works with the authority sector as an unofficial department of the executive branch.
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emblem21
10y ago
Just think of all of those smart phones the poor can't afford.
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> Does my question look like I was asking for a counter-example, no matter how horrible or remote? If that's the goal then I have an even better answer "Sadism would keep a farm owner from using technology to do farming" T
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Consuming oil means you are engaging in economic activity. If oil is cheap, then the profits from that economic activity should be higher across the aggregate of labor. If oil is cheap and it is not being consumed, then the profits to be h
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> We have seen actual labor shortages in rural America. Petrol drilling in the Dakotas. That lead to dramatic wage growth for anyone remotely qualified to work in petroleum engineering, so much so that at its height a qualified person wi
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> A labor shortage means wages go up. If wages aren't going up then there's no labor shortage. This is correct in theoretical economics. This is incorrect in actual economic practice only because theoretical economics has no g
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> What would keep you from addressing it technologically even when it is addressed with your so-called established institutions? A fantastic question. Socialist protectionism can absolutely drive the cost of human labor down well beyond
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Robots solve one problem very, very well: Labor shortages. Rural America is poor, not because it is not rich in natural capital and real estate, but because it suffers from a perpetual labor shortage. (14 percent of the U.S. rural are spre
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UPDATE: The missing couple has been found alive near the Mexican border! Thank you for all of the help and thank you to the drone pilots who volunteered.
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2 hours after posting this, I now have a fleet of 20+ drone operators with gear at the ready. Fixed wing, multicopters, and hopefully a few FLIR cameras in the mix. Waiting for Justin Samenfeld to get back to me in the morning. He's
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That's them.
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They've been missing since Monday. Dehydration and exposure, combined with poor wilderness survival skills, should be taking their toll right about now. Time is, unfortunately, running out.
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In under 24 hours, two people will die unless we get drones out to Joshua Tree
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The only powerful institution engaging the type of widespread dehumanization that gets people on registries right now is the mainstream media. And it's getting a free pass to do so. I'd proiritize a little better imo.
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Ask HN: Do you realize how unapproachable your community is?
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1076 comments? I can literally say whatever I want and no one is going to flag or vote. Great. Do you think Glass-Steagall liberalization or Silicon Valley brilliance made flyover-state citizens say "Wow, thanks for innovating all of
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You've missed the point entirely, perhaps because of some misguided faith. How do YOU know what photons are relevant and which ones aren't? Did you personally train your brain into accepting only photons under certain contextual
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Neoliberalism, the resurrection of Victorian age globalism but under the banner of the USD, does not create lonliness. It creates forced integration, race-to-the-bottom labor wages due to that forced integration, and debt slavery for those
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You see 1 million photons per eye per second. A light buln generates 10^60 photons a second. Your eyes are ignorant the vast majority of photons, and if your brain in it's current form tried to take on a greater number, such a feat wou
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Honestly, I come here just for the comments. I rarely read the articles unless a comment is excited about something arcane.
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/etc/hosts saved the day for me.
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