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meshr
2y ago
what we can do: 1 Ask customers if they agree to get refund&repay you to different merchant. Subtract 180 days from now for paypal orders (there is no deadline for CC? i could refund 1 year 2 months while testing) and start refunding or
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meshr
3y ago
what solutions do you mean?
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meshr
5y ago
It is not Russian but 'Soviets math'. Ironically, Russia introduced analogy of USA's standardized right after Itina emigrated from Russia and now Russian's math is also optimized for memorizing but not for 'emphasiz
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meshr
5y ago
>I might be homeless soon Where is your family? Why can't you return to your parents?
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meshr
7y ago
Do you know any projects that try to solve this problem?
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meshr
7y ago
Your (grand-)children can’t guarantee you to preserve your values. Only policy maker can.
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meshr
7y ago
I can confirm that they are extremely unreliable compared with other hardware. There is also no support from vendors.
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meshr
7y ago
This is not true at least in my experience. Price doesn’t tell you about reliability. I have 10% of broken cartridges and 66% of broken tape drives. These devices have mechanical parts and are sensitive to magnetic fields so they could be
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meshr
7y ago
What I mean is to fight back with your brain but not with your body. Someone getting assaulted should be “smarter” to not fight back physically with much bigger opponent. You should look how Edward Snowden or Julian Assange fight back. “wor
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meshr
7y ago
My answer to violence is to be smarter. It is global problem here that we still haven’t developed tools to force countries to comply with their own laws to stop violence. We need worldwide consensus here what everyone should do in this case
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7y ago
They should grow first as much as possible before considering to fight with much bigger enemy so that the winner would be unknown. To do so they should define a problem as time-space independent one. It is global problem here that we still
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7y ago
I agree violence is justified when someone violates rules. China did violate ‘Article 5 of the Basic Law’ before 2047. So it is global problem that we still haven’t developed tools to force countries to comply with their own laws to stop v
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meshr
7y ago
Is there a list of companies who make money on violence? I'd like to ban them on using my products. I could find only this https://wikileaks.org/hackingteam/emails/emailid/31778
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meshr
7y ago
The best is not to use and provoke violence at all.
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meshr
7y ago
Earth's resources are decreasing over a given timespan because we both spent exhaustible resources and produce wastes for future generations. It can’t be sustainable system. There is no evidence that overpopulation is not long-term con
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7y ago
You can "print" unlimited amount of money but Earth resources are limited, moreover its usage is overshot (Earth Overshoot Day is 29 July 2019). So the problem is how the money is spent. We should tax money that spent to decrease
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meshr
7y ago
You shouldn’t teach anyone how to make a "weapon" if you can’t be sure that it won’t be used against other intellectuals. See also my reply above.
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7y ago
I don’t think it is right. They harm their selves much more than its country. Dictator will easily buy their replacement from free world when needed. The problem is that intellectuals could be bought and sold because there are no contract c
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7y ago
Intellectuals should stop sharing their knowledge/skills with obscurantists. They should allow obscurantists to fail or at least to make obscurantists to depend on intellectuals. The motto should be "first control then money gaini
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8y ago
Mad world: It is ok for the US president to pay prostitutes, restrict sex-redistributing websites and it is ok for the first lady to sell body. What is not ok is to do web search for this kind of activities that they did. They just don’t wa
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meshr
8y ago
Just curious if someone can build nuclear station without Congress. Can Bill Gates buy a ship or island with nuclear station somewhere and “power Microsoft servers” from it?
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8y ago
Ok, I found Hanson’s view on “sex redistribution” in his blog http://www.overcomingbias.com/2018/04/two-types-of-envy.html Mad world: It is ok for the US president to pay prostitutes, restrict sex-redistributing w
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meshr
8y ago
i'm not sure what you are talking about. You should try to google him. I like his views about the future and it is good to talk about futarchy now as topic starter mentioned TurboVote
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meshr
8y ago
Robin Hanson
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meshr
8y ago
It was kind of joke, but why would congressman’s sex affect his decisions if he is professional? What are these important questions which are so affected by Y-chromosome?
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meshr
8y ago
> isn't Congress made up of 50% women + 50% men? it is true if Congress would be engaged in sex related questions only
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meshr
8y ago
Nobody forced people of "Crime" to go to vote for occupation. Formally, no one asked Russians if they want this occupation.
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meshr
8y ago
Why do you think so? Visa and MasterCard are banned in Crimea. Visa and MasterCard can't track its holder location.
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meshr
8y ago
As for me, the worst factor is urine catheter. I couldn't sleep with it at all. I advise everyone to buy non-invasive one before it happens with you.
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meshr
8y ago
1. Do they grow HIV-resistant people for sex-work industry? 2. Why does China outlaw cloning if it has the same risks?
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