manonthewall

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by manonthewall 3y ago
I think this is the correct take
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by manonthewall 3y ago
cheap, clean, reliable -- under current conditions you only get to pick 2
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by manonthewall 3y ago
You first point: that's not even close to being enslaved or forced to do whatever your government tells you to do under threat of imprisonment. Yes, it is very, very different.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
This should be the top comment of this whole article.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
Humans aren't really built for communism on a large scale either. We are tribal, capitalism gets around that with incentive and greedy individual reward for doing something that generates social improvement at scale (nation-state) leve
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by manonthewall 3y ago
F150 is the best selling vehicle in the USA, you have to learn to walk before you run. It's a foot in the door. I think a lot of people of very high green bent don't realize you can't force people in a democracy to do things
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by manonthewall 3y ago
I assure you that stuff is all considered into actuarial determination of how much the person is paying to get the SUV insured.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
it really doesn't, those would be nice to have but to get rid of the "where are we gonna store it" crowd for a while then this doesn't sound like a bad idea if it's even remotely economically feasible. I reckon afte
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by manonthewall 3y ago
yep, I've been saying this for a couple decades
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by manonthewall 3y ago
we aren't going to meet "climate goals" anyway, lets opt for the sure thing. We should have done what France did, maybe even poached half their nuclear engineers.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
Trillions on military, not even 100 billion for a manhattan style project to come up with a better fission design that would solve all of our energy problems as well as global warming. Until we have battery densities 10X-20X what we have no
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by manonthewall 3y ago
Do you propose the government shutting down all social media because you don't like them? What is your precise solution if not. Is this the job of the government, to limit speech that you don't like or don't like how it'
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by manonthewall 3y ago
I think they're saying "stop complaining, it's tit for tat, so don't cry anymore big companies that hold 90% of the power"
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by manonthewall 3y ago
I think it would be the 80s for me lol
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by manonthewall 3y ago
I'll create a new crypto token for them for 5% of the net worth. Give me a call FTX administrators.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
as long as the judge allows it, it's unlikely to be "comtemptuous"
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by manonthewall 3y ago
I've lived in 6 different cities in my lifetime, in every one they claimed they had the worst drivers in the USA. Edit: well color me an idiot, I just checked and a 2019 usnews report had boston as ranked 3rd on worst drivers, based on
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by manonthewall 3y ago
the whole "book learning nerd not living in the real world" is quite cliche these days, there are much better descriptors such as emotional, literary, mathematical, etc intelligences. Someone may be high in all of them or in just
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by manonthewall 3y ago
It helps, but it also misses a lot, it's really better to use multiple layers
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by manonthewall 3y ago
As someone who had to test various ACPI configs and work my way through the docs, I will never do that again. I will literally get out of my seat and tender my resignation on the spot if they try to force me. Never again. It's probably
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by manonthewall 3y ago
I have certainly had conversations with redditors who prefer this kind of government control planning down to the meter. I am 100% behind zoning laws that -allow- just about any kind of building in "neighborhoods" rather than &quo
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by manonthewall 3y ago
they don't have the resources to fight it. Perhaps the British equivalent of the EFF would be willing to loan them a few lawyers though.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
Say I run a porn site and a british 14 year old accesses it, and I don't have up these verifications, I just broke the law in the UK and now they can easily extradite me because the US and UK governments are -very- friendly. Seems like
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by manonthewall 3y ago
I mean what choice does wikipedia have other than blocking the UK and still maintain their stated purpose and defense of liberty? .
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by manonthewall 3y ago
It depends on where you lived whether you had large supplies of meat.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
When you're starving to death in the middle of winter everyone is an omnivore.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
Do you have a peer reviewed source on that? Major usually implies 50%+ . Are you saying that 50%+ of the peer reviewed scientific papers out there bogus and fraudulent?
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by manonthewall 3y ago
Are you eating dandelions out of your yard or something?
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by manonthewall 3y ago
He'd be wrong. If all federal funds were cut off most would lose 5-10% of their funding income. It would suck for them, but they'd still be fine. Elon had it entirely wrong and implied they were just a state run propaganda source.
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by manonthewall 3y ago
NPR is not owned or controlled by the US government. At least read the wiki article or something if you think that.

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