I know a few of them, they are all game developers.
Technically, this would seem true for a lot of things.
Well, we have progressed to philosophers like John Gray (the author of Straw Dogs, not the relationship counselor who wrote that Mars/Venus thingy), though he would presumably argue that we haven't, given his views on…
Make or commission an observational sculpture from nature, a bust being the most common example, carved in stone or cast in metal.
People are providing a useful service and getting paid, the madness, the madness!
Also true.
I've been working a theory that what we are seeing in the last 10 years or so is the escape of these techniques from government into private industry. With a single powerful player, you get a consistent, but slightly…
With the ones powered by sails, it sounded to me like something out of a Studio Ghibli film.
>Each island house has its own wagon — some used to be wind-powered, using sails, but today they run on diesel. Is that pretty standard?
> "If people were deeply individually concerned about the risks vs. rewards of these technologies, they'd stop using them." Why do you think that? It clearly doesn't apply to stuff like oil, for instance. I could give…
Don't use *.io anyway. The domains are being sold under a very morally dubious arrangement, given the UK kicked all the people off the island of Chagos and gave the domain registration to a private entity.…
>induced demand, where adding capacity can actually create more demand. The timeline on induced demand for number of houses required has to be pretty long. Also, if you are worrying about induced demand from…
I just looked on the news. Apparently none of that matters.
Without that view, we wouldn't have most of the works by Kafka.
It meshes well with reality though.
It is the right of all librarians.
This is cool. Though as you take into account more of the detail of the shape of the surface, your straight line can get a lot longer. I would be interested to see one that takes into account the large scale ocean…
Code all long term business logic in magnetic core memory running on hardened valves with dixie tube displays.
Depends on what you view the law for. Personally I think the law is a tool that acts as a proxy for group morality, and is useful as much as it serves that aim. The law itself is not sacrosanct and can be wrong, which…
This part - “ Horwich says Wittgenstein imagined everyone sketching individual faces to convey meaning, rather than relying on standardized faces as we do today. “I don’t think we get the variety and the flexibility…
Define cheating - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzDTZuFJYX4
RAND corporation in both depth and longevity is pretty impressive. https://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/a/asimov_isaac.html https://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/v/vonneumann_john.html…
Could even go full social techno-utopia and make the scooters free for registered addicts to use on rides to any municipal sanitation facilities.
I have never heard of the business version of facebook before. Is it common anywhere?
Prestwick. Concorde used to land there sometimes. I know someone who was in the process of landing a microlight at Prestwick when concorde had to fly in because of bad weather at Heathrow.
I know a few of them, they are all game developers.
Technically, this would seem true for a lot of things.
Well, we have progressed to philosophers like John Gray (the author of Straw Dogs, not the relationship counselor who wrote that Mars/Venus thingy), though he would presumably argue that we haven't, given his views on…
Make or commission an observational sculpture from nature, a bust being the most common example, carved in stone or cast in metal.
People are providing a useful service and getting paid, the madness, the madness!
Also true.
I've been working a theory that what we are seeing in the last 10 years or so is the escape of these techniques from government into private industry. With a single powerful player, you get a consistent, but slightly…
With the ones powered by sails, it sounded to me like something out of a Studio Ghibli film.
>Each island house has its own wagon — some used to be wind-powered, using sails, but today they run on diesel. Is that pretty standard?
> "If people were deeply individually concerned about the risks vs. rewards of these technologies, they'd stop using them." Why do you think that? It clearly doesn't apply to stuff like oil, for instance. I could give…
Don't use *.io anyway. The domains are being sold under a very morally dubious arrangement, given the UK kicked all the people off the island of Chagos and gave the domain registration to a private entity.…
>induced demand, where adding capacity can actually create more demand. The timeline on induced demand for number of houses required has to be pretty long. Also, if you are worrying about induced demand from…
I just looked on the news. Apparently none of that matters.
Without that view, we wouldn't have most of the works by Kafka.
It meshes well with reality though.
It is the right of all librarians.
This is cool. Though as you take into account more of the detail of the shape of the surface, your straight line can get a lot longer. I would be interested to see one that takes into account the large scale ocean…
Code all long term business logic in magnetic core memory running on hardened valves with dixie tube displays.
Depends on what you view the law for. Personally I think the law is a tool that acts as a proxy for group morality, and is useful as much as it serves that aim. The law itself is not sacrosanct and can be wrong, which…
This part - “ Horwich says Wittgenstein imagined everyone sketching individual faces to convey meaning, rather than relying on standardized faces as we do today. “I don’t think we get the variety and the flexibility…
Define cheating - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzDTZuFJYX4
RAND corporation in both depth and longevity is pretty impressive. https://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/a/asimov_isaac.html https://www.rand.org/pubs/authors/v/vonneumann_john.html…
Could even go full social techno-utopia and make the scooters free for registered addicts to use on rides to any municipal sanitation facilities.
I have never heard of the business version of facebook before. Is it common anywhere?
Prestwick. Concorde used to land there sometimes. I know someone who was in the process of landing a microlight at Prestwick when concorde had to fly in because of bad weather at Heathrow.