psychoslave

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by psychoslave 5d ago
Even mathematical community as a whole is not that aligned with the stated goals. Not to blame mathematicians in general, its just a general anthropological platitude that the group actual behavior is not fully matching what people from the
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by psychoslave 5d ago
Sure, but actually what's the issue? You can still climb. If one do it for the sake of the journey, not some side quest to fame, glory, and social prestige, the mountain is still there. Maybe the one that lament that the sacred mountai
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by psychoslave 6d ago
That’s different difficulties. Like comparing a climb and along run. Sure both require some physical abilities, but in the first case any error and the collapse mean dead end bringing progress to zero, while the second one you can rest on t
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by psychoslave 6d ago
It’s not that much about scalling software, as scalling software on highly concentered nodes. Distribution downstream can be its own hell, admittedly, but otherwise having fully independent copy of software copies that run in local terminal
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by psychoslave 6d ago
Can’t wait for Sphpoophteefy+ premium subscription to be released!
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by psychoslave 6d ago
What country is supposed to be counterexample here, with zero history of corporate espionnage?
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by psychoslave 8d ago
Also the issue is that it’s time capped only instead instead of having also a profit capped threshold.
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by psychoslave 8d ago
Nothing is going to protect moneyless creator against multi-billion transnational greed-driven corporations equipped with lawyer armies if the law actually encourage these corporations to actually thrive and further harden the rules in thei
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by psychoslave 8d ago
What is a16z please?
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by psychoslave 13d ago
Sure but, while stupid move can be supposed easier to perform by average individual, you can combine both malice and stupidity, and not all regrettable situations are indeed adequately explained by stupidity alone, or even with any stupidit
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by psychoslave 13d ago
>no one can quite conceive Isn’t it like their main goal is attention capture, and existential threat is extremely effective at capturing human attention? Combine that with the "There is no such thing as bad publicity" mindset,
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by psychoslave 13d ago
LOL, no, not in this side thanks. Be it by giant transnational corp or centralized all powerful government, the ruin of the noosphere is equally awful.
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by psychoslave 13d ago
As a citizen under the France Passoire[1] and in an increasingly fascist chauvinist nationalist drifting in the geopolitical landscape, I wouldn’t be that found of delegating too much of these responsibilities to some centralized government
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by psychoslave 13d ago
Breaking trust, one TLD at a time. So, where is our fully decentralized TLD alternative, free of ICANN or any central authority to handle how we grant names by conventions, without any money scheme in the game that attracts malevolent actor
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by psychoslave 16d ago
LOL no. But I'm sure I would be just unable to read many online forum topics build on its own intimate subculture without as much clarification from insiders. Court esoterism is just as blatantly bland in its behavior as in any other h
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by psychoslave 21d ago
€150,000 as compensation seems damn low if the biggest investment of median citizen is paying for a house taking far more than that. Still a waste of resources to sabotage pipes that could just as well serve other purposes.
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by psychoslave 22d ago
Which speed in which industry? Speed of having the idea, speed of creating a early mockup, speed of creating the prototype, speed of proof, speed of creating the process to replicate at scale, speed of mass production, speed of maintenance
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by psychoslave 23d ago
Yes, as sure as the dictionary and the colloquial definitions were first altered by propaganda. War is peace, Freedom Is Slavery. Ignorance Is Strength. Democracy is delegation.
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by psychoslave 23d ago
UK is a monarchy. It’s actually in the name: United Kingdom . Democracy added as decorum on top of it is not there to change the principle of inequality that is deeply engraved in its underlying core. USA is definitely described as a mix o
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by psychoslave 23d ago
First let's acknowledge that "Has it ever existed before?" is not helping with conclusion outside "it proved not physically impossible for some time in some historical specific context". It would not tell anything
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by psychoslave 23d ago
There is no such a thing as "representative democracy", that’s antinomic bullshit throw at people to lower it down to powerless populace. Either citizens have the power, exercise it continuously in practice and are supplied with e
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by psychoslave 23d ago
Nothing specific to EU here except the specific point is about EU this time. Otherwise just copy paste "most EU politicians are puppets of EU corporations" in some search engine and enjoy, here are the top result of such a search:
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by psychoslave 24d ago
Just open the page, it’s stating DRC right into the article title.
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by psychoslave 26d ago
That depends what is build and how. Granted that a modern web browser is indeed an order of magnitude heavier than an OS, once that ticket is paid anyway, one can built very far, without relying on any additional bloat that contemporary web
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by psychoslave 26d ago
There is not much difference between a TUI and a GUI once the premise is "let's start from scatch all other again for each applications". Sure then there is no guideline that comes between idea and implementation. But there i
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
Yes, certainly, first because passion for computer can more often than not predate being able to co-make a family. Then like any work, current societies make far easier to get room to work with computers than any other kind of activity one
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
And the legitimate mass spying with multi thousand other organizations, of course.
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
In Esperanto: Servilo, the tool that serves something. Servulo, someone who serves something. Servanto, some agent (in grammatical sense, so very broadly applicable) which serves something. Servisto, some professional serving something. --
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
This is nothing specific to English in general. Though English do offer high latitude of introducing ambiguities. For example stacking nominal groups with mere juxtaposition where for example French is more found of prepositions or adjectiv
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by psychoslave 1mo ago
Before God and as an honest man I tell you that your son is the greatest composer known to me either in person or by name; he has taste, and, furthermore, the most profound knowledge of composition. Haydn to Leopold, 1785 https:/&#x2F

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