It doesn’t have to be an identical material, just one that has similar properties in attracting and holding contaminants.
If it was kernel level only, maybe. But why does windows seem like it needs to restart after every little update?
Supply is only one half of value. The demand for gold is almost entirely speculative, whereas dollars can be directly used for almost anything.
Licenses like GPL are built on top of an enforcement mechanism like copyright. Without an enforced legal framework preventing usage unless a license is agreed to, a license is just a polite request.
Are billionaire oligarchs misaligned with humanity, or is egalitarianism and democracy misaligned with them? Time will tell.
Reality is short term thinking. Idealism is long term thinking. If you disregard reality, you will never understand the world around you to make change. If you disregard idealism, you will only ever be able to react.…
I mean, we already had PRISM, why is anyone acting like this is a big deal?
39% of US adults think they live in the end times, and 10% think Jesus will definitely show up in their lifetime. Given those priors, planning ahead probably seems like the less rational choice for them.
Poorly. GPUs are easily the bulk of the costs, and a disposable asset.
But it has the suburban cars and suburban zoning, without the parking lots or even a full simulation of the generated traffic (because that would render it nearly unplayable). It sells new generations of potential…
I tried this, but I couldn’t really tell the differences between even quite obvious characters until I sat down with them individually.
What about proven facts that get disproven? Is there room to rethink your priors?
Imagine you are a 19 year old in charge of some Hamas survivors. Let’s say you want to surrender. 1. Would it even mean anything? It’s not like you or anyone else has the control to stop everyone else. And Israel will…
Most games that use an existing engine get like 60% on metacritic and ship like less than 1000 copies and are a generic flop. “Shipping no matter what” is a lot less valuable in games.
The whole idea that the way to reduce crime is by surveillance and enforcement is a con. Like in this case, all the places that managed to significantly reduce traffic accidents do so by carefully redesigning their…
> Most of us are not esoteric authoritarian freaks pining for a CEO of America who'll track us all using mandatory Fitbits and assign us jobs based on an AI's estimation of our cranial geometry. Maybe not broadly, but…
Yeah, cause while blood type is like horoscopes which absolutely no meaningful information, silly personality quizzes at least tell you back what you told them, so some kind of correlation exists, even if the…
Imprisoning someone is also a great harm. That harm should have a cost, so that it is not employed flippantly.
The idea is that if they are making a rational choice to embezzle or not (and have other viable options for living), then knowing jail time is a possible outcome changes the expected payout equation. In that way it can…
No. Prisons should cost society money. If you are taking away someone’s freedoms, there should be a high cost so you don’t do it flippantly when another solution will work.
Theoretically, fines replace tax revenue, so you get compensated by lower taxes. (Practically, spending and income are decoupled and taxes are mostly just an inflation management strategy.)
All the tech solutions have failed. Who do I vote for to stop it?
Peer review specifically checks that what is being said passes scrutiny by experts in the field, so it is very much about what is being said.
It’s finally enough for me at least. I’m skipping windows 11 and going to Linux instead.
The meaning of words is central to the meaning of the article. If the meaning of religion is devolved to “very interested in” then the meaning of the article is “people are very interested in their phones” which is a…
It doesn’t have to be an identical material, just one that has similar properties in attracting and holding contaminants.
If it was kernel level only, maybe. But why does windows seem like it needs to restart after every little update?
Supply is only one half of value. The demand for gold is almost entirely speculative, whereas dollars can be directly used for almost anything.
Licenses like GPL are built on top of an enforcement mechanism like copyright. Without an enforced legal framework preventing usage unless a license is agreed to, a license is just a polite request.
Are billionaire oligarchs misaligned with humanity, or is egalitarianism and democracy misaligned with them? Time will tell.
Reality is short term thinking. Idealism is long term thinking. If you disregard reality, you will never understand the world around you to make change. If you disregard idealism, you will only ever be able to react.…
I mean, we already had PRISM, why is anyone acting like this is a big deal?
39% of US adults think they live in the end times, and 10% think Jesus will definitely show up in their lifetime. Given those priors, planning ahead probably seems like the less rational choice for them.
Poorly. GPUs are easily the bulk of the costs, and a disposable asset.
But it has the suburban cars and suburban zoning, without the parking lots or even a full simulation of the generated traffic (because that would render it nearly unplayable). It sells new generations of potential…
I tried this, but I couldn’t really tell the differences between even quite obvious characters until I sat down with them individually.
What about proven facts that get disproven? Is there room to rethink your priors?
Imagine you are a 19 year old in charge of some Hamas survivors. Let’s say you want to surrender. 1. Would it even mean anything? It’s not like you or anyone else has the control to stop everyone else. And Israel will…
Most games that use an existing engine get like 60% on metacritic and ship like less than 1000 copies and are a generic flop. “Shipping no matter what” is a lot less valuable in games.
The whole idea that the way to reduce crime is by surveillance and enforcement is a con. Like in this case, all the places that managed to significantly reduce traffic accidents do so by carefully redesigning their…
> Most of us are not esoteric authoritarian freaks pining for a CEO of America who'll track us all using mandatory Fitbits and assign us jobs based on an AI's estimation of our cranial geometry. Maybe not broadly, but…
Yeah, cause while blood type is like horoscopes which absolutely no meaningful information, silly personality quizzes at least tell you back what you told them, so some kind of correlation exists, even if the…
Imprisoning someone is also a great harm. That harm should have a cost, so that it is not employed flippantly.
The idea is that if they are making a rational choice to embezzle or not (and have other viable options for living), then knowing jail time is a possible outcome changes the expected payout equation. In that way it can…
No. Prisons should cost society money. If you are taking away someone’s freedoms, there should be a high cost so you don’t do it flippantly when another solution will work.
Theoretically, fines replace tax revenue, so you get compensated by lower taxes. (Practically, spending and income are decoupled and taxes are mostly just an inflation management strategy.)
All the tech solutions have failed. Who do I vote for to stop it?
Peer review specifically checks that what is being said passes scrutiny by experts in the field, so it is very much about what is being said.
It’s finally enough for me at least. I’m skipping windows 11 and going to Linux instead.
The meaning of words is central to the meaning of the article. If the meaning of religion is devolved to “very interested in” then the meaning of the article is “people are very interested in their phones” which is a…