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by incompleteness 7y ago
You're right, that's totally unnecessary. I'm sorry. Not a great holiday season, solitude and painful realisations for Christmas. Delete or cut into my posts if that makes sense to you, I can't edit them anymore. I'
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by incompleteness 7y ago
It's also a psychological issue caused by bad parenting and disinformation in the media, which leads people to seek meaning in work, leading to various forms of codependency with their employers, which in turn cultivates learned helple
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by incompleteness 7y ago
You're taking my comment in bad faith. I claim nowhere that you don't negotiate, I claim you do it badly and point to the area of knowledge that is required to change that. It's bad pedagogy to even acknowledge you playing th
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by incompleteness 7y ago
Because it describes how to leave slavery. Slavery is the external manifestation of the internal condition of addiction. In Dutch the words are "slavernij" for slavery, and "verslaving" for addiction.
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by incompleteness 7y ago
If anyone has tips on how to build privacy-preserving social media without being marked a Nazi, a terrorist, a pedophile or a totally regular suicide I'm listening. Edit: I'm totally serious, even Signal barely manages to exist, i
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by incompleteness 7y ago
Archive.org already has lending queues for ebooks! I sincerely hope I haven't made you feel the way I felt when my gramdmother told me I had, in fact, not invented scrambled eggs. IMO if buying ebooks were super easy many people would
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by incompleteness 7y ago
You expect them to spontaneously have a spiritual epiphany about your "old soul"? Please man, stand up for yourself and learn the measures of business ethics.
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by incompleteness 7y ago
Does this work for unloading followed by summary execution? It says it's useable for developing code for the CSME, does that take care of the whole thing or are there ROM areas left which cannot be worked around?
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by incompleteness 7y ago
If you have the means to build libraries and universities there's a world of things you can hardly do worse.
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by incompleteness 7y ago
Everything changes, yet nothing is new under the sun.
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by incompleteness 7y ago
The upside I see is illegal online "libraries", which are free public printing presses. It's a revolution that went quite unseen, thanks to the copyright lobby's persistent noise about copied videotapes and bootlegging.
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by incompleteness 7y ago
I like this subset of the Hardest Problem: trusting other human beings to get enough things right.
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by incompleteness 7y ago
Ironic for these to be the only grey letters in the comment section. "A slippery slope; and so it all began..."
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by incompleteness 7y ago
Gödels incompleteness theorem guarantees all abstractions are leaky. Try explaining the intrinsic meaning of written language in written language. You can't close the loop without making the result trivial.