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by supperburg 5y ago
It doesn’t hide anything. If the price is too high then something is wrong. In your case it’s restraint on supply and in labor the problem is people who don’t know the value of what they have and never put any consideration into making them
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by supperburg 5y ago
She said she would like to teach critical thinking. How unbelievably rich. The host made the excellent point that in this market, the hardest you will work is determined by how hard people in general are willing to work. The market decides
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by supperburg 5y ago
Plus one. Kids should absolutely be allowed to do certain work. They banned it with literal “save the children” dogma and pictures of children in copper mines and working the looms. Let the fucking kids toss a news paper. That’s such bullsh
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by supperburg 5y ago
The only competition that Ben Krasnow has
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by supperburg 5y ago
Heavy is such a good word to describe those things. But I disagree about this house. I think minimalism depends on materials. The wood lap attempts to demonstrate a material but it’s way too clean and it screams “MATERIAL.” In my eyes it’s
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by supperburg 5y ago
No I literally don’t know. Is it a way to be cooler and more accepted? A way to avoid the stress of a project? What?
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by supperburg 5y ago
I don’t understand what problem this solves
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by supperburg 5y ago
His house is very ugly. I hate it when architects think they are painting an abstract picture with wood and marble. Good architecture feels good to live in — it’s not an accessory or a statement.
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by supperburg 5y ago
The weak point of this article is that they never explain in depth what the laws would do. The liberals do this all the time saying that conservative bills are “anti voter rights” when in reality they just require ID to vote which is standa
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by supperburg 5y ago
I was a part of a group of people who obtained and took ISRIB a year ago. We made contact with another group from the Baltic’s who had a chemist in their ranks who had already synthesized and taken it, before we took delivery of ours. The m
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by supperburg 5y ago
Somehow I prefer the timeline where the earth is blanketed in internet.
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by supperburg 5y ago
I think it’s better when you have to remember to go back and check for replies. Why would you want to entertain a petty argument that you can’t even remember
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by supperburg 5y ago
People don’t get it. The sole purpose of patents and intellectual property is to give a reward function to large capital allocators. Capital is heart and sole of any society, it is what builds skyscrapers, cars, toothbrushes, shopping cente
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by supperburg 5y ago
It’s true but you’re skipping over the early golden age that mars will also have. Life is surfing and early golden ages are the waves.
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by supperburg 5y ago
I’m sorry for being so rude. But I disagree. I was there too I guess, i built my own prusa in 2011. I just don’t believe that patents stopped people from designing and building open source 3D printers. The early printers were just brass noz
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by supperburg 5y ago
This is simply objectively wrong. You think the economy can be driven by volunteers? You think capitol allocated with no reward function will produce anything? And 3D printers went down in price because they became a popular diy hobby not b
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by supperburg 5y ago
I don’t agree with this. I think on an intellectual level almost nobody really cares about that kind of thing. But your body decides to feel bad when you believe others are judging you. You can’t control your body and so I would say that th
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by supperburg 5y ago
It’s funny how people will happily throw themselves into a hopelessly ambitious open source project but turn down a super impactful project that is relatively simple like this one.
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by supperburg 5y ago
But without IP you can’t get capital behind ideas and then everything grinds to a halt. In reality, the consumer is to blame completely. If there was an appetite for engineering teardowns of products (AvE style) or in other words if the con
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by supperburg 5y ago
This is such a simple problem. I really can’t believe it. Just give people strong passwords, strong backup passwords and maintain identity verification stations at post offices. If both your password and backup password are compromised, or
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by supperburg 5y ago
Your contempt is absolutely justified. I went through something similar myself. These people, who have absolutely no voice, are the victims of the virtue signaling, moral crusading army of idiots who are very happy to tell people like us th
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by supperburg 5y ago
A bit unrelated but I’m so tired of fake intellectual stuff like this. Once you recognize it you see it everywhere. A bunch of “intellectuals” who don’t really do anything more than collect a bunch of stories like this — not because they ar
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by supperburg 5y ago
What is the point of karma farming?
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by supperburg 5y ago
I experienced this. The death was so traumatizing, because I was there, that it sent a zap through my body and I never slept the same after that, three years ago. And it turned into schizoaffective disorder. But I never fully grieved or fel
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by supperburg 5y ago
Over the years I have become very attuned to the signs of autism. A lot of people who have autism don’t show any obvious signs and are undiagnosed. There are absolute tons of women who have autism and nobody realizes it. The two most common
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by supperburg 5y ago
The quality of life of a female with Asperger’s is dramatically higher than that of a male. My whole family has it and it’s clear. There’s something about the female brain that is not impacted the same way. The liberal media loves to ignore
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by supperburg 5y ago
I have severe schizoaffective disorder and the past three years of my life have been dedicated to learning more about psychiatric disorders. Most people have no idea just how rudderless we are. It’s the equivalent of people thinking rickets
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by supperburg 5y ago
Plus one to this. A Blu-ray is durable, maintenance free and most importantly extremely common. Anyone can use one and this will likely be true for a long time. There will be people around who can get data off Blu-ray’s for an exceedingly l
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by supperburg 5y ago
I recently spent a lot of time considering how to do my own storage and backups for a collection of mkv files I have. Your solution depends on how frequently you need to access the data, how frequently you need to modify the data and how fr
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by supperburg 5y ago
I would buy a new gopro to solve weatherproofing, add some kind of heating element to the case in front of the lens to prevent frost/condensation, put a shield above it to keep the rain and snow off as well as the sun, just for good me

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