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   by esjr 3y ago

   When I were a lad, name-dropping Douglas Hofstadter's "Magic Cubology" (Metamathematical Themas) in this context was de rigeur.
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   by esjr 3y ago

   Actually this is a rather 'thin' pop version of an idea proposed by Peter Carruthers. His 2011 book "Opacity of Mind" definitely is not a light read but makes a very compelling case indeed. If this is your jam, I highly
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   by esjr 4y ago

   I run this site : https://ducis.net/ It is a hobby that got out of hand. The idea was/is to see what this data reveals. What can be learned just by observing 'traffic'. The answer is : a lot and I know vari
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   by esjr 6y ago

   So no one has heard of RFC6648 ? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6648
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   We're all marks now(ducis.net)

   5 points by esjr 10y ago|1 comments
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   by esjr 16y ago

   I think that something must have gone awry with the interweb-thing when the physical location of a 'resource' becomes an issue.
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   by esjr 16y ago

   I bet that the guy that lost the wallet, the stranger that found it and the guy that put the picture of said girlfriend up on the interwebs, are now having beers in that very same bar payed for by the girlfriend.
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   by esjr 16y ago

   Byzantine red-tape, corruption, a legal framework that makes the Talmud look like a minor collection of one-liners, add to that a somewhat xenophobic business environment and an economy that's moribund and you've got the least favorable pla