This is an interesting point. Was he historically important to CS and engineering ? I certainly understand the sentiment and appreciate his talent, but can somebody be important if their work is only useful to them, if…
Laziness is non-existent because it is a lack of something, not an actual "thing". Sometimes the lacking item is control over circumstances and I think that's alot of what she eludes to. But it is non-existent in…
I have another, more useful way to say it. Only morons let people steal their labor. Only morons steal labor. Labor stealing requires morons. Society has a long history of being moronic. It is what it is. Moronic.
Well that's some high end advice, "learn to think better".
Oh yeah, roads powering cars. What's to like about that, right? Pure insanity.
Or it just went over your head.
It's not the saving of labor that harms people, it's the not sharing of the benefits that harms society. The Amash are correct that there are detriments of blind trust, they are incorrect as to what and who is not worth…
What prevents it is there is no need to for the general well-being of society. Would it help certain interests ? Sure, but every law has its unintended effects that the lawmaker doesn't understand.
If you want to make an adblocker and charge money from both the advertiser and the user of your product than you have to explain to customers that you are in fact a classic middle man and not an engineer. That's the…
Nope. Have a Motorola Z Play and love it. I won't buy a phone without a large battery and a headphone jack if there are good phones like this available.
He takes the risk, he personally has to feed people if he exceeds the budget. So of course he keeps what is left if he spends less. That's the law. It's a terrible law and a horrid system, but accuse the shitty…
The best way would be to lower the rent. Depression is mostly caused by rent seeking, which the entire "Western" or "modern" world is founded on. Quite literally high rates of depression are caused by poverty. Money…
Haha, spend some time working or training at a mental health faclity in the US, at least Western US. It is bizarre how little the system understands what people are. The Doctors do, the janitors too, but the policy…
Not going to argue with you, but just saying to everybody who can't parse the BS, you know not of what you speak. Frankly, you're kind of ridiculous. If you can't figure out how to use Ubuntu you're not getting much…
Very well said. Kudos.
The point, it's what you miss.
The real question is why can't we make bread anymore. To much of this crap called "bread" and none of what used to be known as bread. Something is really wrong with the system when competecies that were for eons the…
At what point do we address the elephant in the room? People forget, are selfish, and nobody is in control. EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF DOES NOT WORK. The system has to be designed so people are allowed to be all they can be,…
This is an interesting point. Was he historically important to CS and engineering ? I certainly understand the sentiment and appreciate his talent, but can somebody be important if their work is only useful to them, if…
Laziness is non-existent because it is a lack of something, not an actual "thing". Sometimes the lacking item is control over circumstances and I think that's alot of what she eludes to. But it is non-existent in…
I have another, more useful way to say it. Only morons let people steal their labor. Only morons steal labor. Labor stealing requires morons. Society has a long history of being moronic. It is what it is. Moronic.
Well that's some high end advice, "learn to think better".
Oh yeah, roads powering cars. What's to like about that, right? Pure insanity.
Or it just went over your head.
It's not the saving of labor that harms people, it's the not sharing of the benefits that harms society. The Amash are correct that there are detriments of blind trust, they are incorrect as to what and who is not worth…
What prevents it is there is no need to for the general well-being of society. Would it help certain interests ? Sure, but every law has its unintended effects that the lawmaker doesn't understand.
If you want to make an adblocker and charge money from both the advertiser and the user of your product than you have to explain to customers that you are in fact a classic middle man and not an engineer. That's the…
Nope. Have a Motorola Z Play and love it. I won't buy a phone without a large battery and a headphone jack if there are good phones like this available.
He takes the risk, he personally has to feed people if he exceeds the budget. So of course he keeps what is left if he spends less. That's the law. It's a terrible law and a horrid system, but accuse the shitty…
The best way would be to lower the rent. Depression is mostly caused by rent seeking, which the entire "Western" or "modern" world is founded on. Quite literally high rates of depression are caused by poverty. Money…
Haha, spend some time working or training at a mental health faclity in the US, at least Western US. It is bizarre how little the system understands what people are. The Doctors do, the janitors too, but the policy…
Not going to argue with you, but just saying to everybody who can't parse the BS, you know not of what you speak. Frankly, you're kind of ridiculous. If you can't figure out how to use Ubuntu you're not getting much…
Very well said. Kudos.
The point, it's what you miss.
The real question is why can't we make bread anymore. To much of this crap called "bread" and none of what used to be known as bread. Something is really wrong with the system when competecies that were for eons the…
At what point do we address the elephant in the room? People forget, are selfish, and nobody is in control. EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF DOES NOT WORK. The system has to be designed so people are allowed to be all they can be,…