After crawling out of the primordial ooze we send explorers in all directions. (Usually groups) As they get further from the source they spread out thinner. Someone will have to find the gaps eventually and they might…
There is a difference between paying and forcing someone to do it. The later might kill you.
Linking to something from the wiki is considered irrelevant as it doesn't prove anything. If an editor is an expert in a field and you can verify it it would be most useful to the encyclopedia to treat them as such.…
An example would be a minority view on something. Even experts may strongly disagree if it should be included.
Editors are still not allowed to have credentials. The absurd argument is that credentials can never be validated. I don't know how scientific journals manage to exist but technically it could be as simple as a link to…
If the source doesn't agree with my world view you may not use it. My favorite version is when topics are stuck decades ago and newer sources are rejected as an attempt to make the topic look real
More generally, if there are two incompatible versions of an article to be had and editors can't write a neutral article (could have various reasons) initially the largest group "wins" which may be overruled by so…
If you can ban one thing just for easier taxation there should be many other things that could also be banned for the same purpose. You could ban Apple pie and extract more tax from the slaves.
For paper gold you don't even need gold.
And then "ideas are cheap" becomes the dumbest thing. I always knew people would laugh at us 1000 years from now just not why.
When it fundamentally changes? It's hard to imagine something else while living in this. The Chinese formula might be different enough since so few in the west can even superficially understand what they are doing. Over…
I believe it is the ratio of people who collectively do constructive things vs those who don't. Constructive deeds require things like vision, planning, curiosity, knowledge, experience, networking, tools, resources and…
Plenty of people pay the bills with work they hate doing.
I had visions of large automated warehouses full of chemical and biological components hooked up to science machines to do everything from mixing, boiling and printing to spectrograph and robotic assembly. Smart…
I had a rather obese 50 year old coworker once who ate quite frequently. After stuffing his face he would immediately brush his teeth (no toothpaste), chewing the last bite by the sink with the brush in his hand. His…
All that screen time has to be sourced from some place.
Where the "what" is human rights. Pretty much horrific things I'd rather not describe. Then they got mad that the rest of the world didn't approve of actually doing the horrific things. And then no one wanted to buy…
Why am I even in this function if it shouldn't happen?
bool w; int x[1000]; int y[1000]; for(int i=0;i<1000;i++){ x[i] += y[i]; } if(w){ for(int i=0;i<1000;i++){ y[i] = 0; } } Slower but prettier with the if pushed down.
For no particular reason I will share with you my favorite by an unknown artist. ____\o/______/\__ It's called Help shark.
Most browser things live in a bubble of ignorance about what people are trying to build. It's not overly ambitious to have rich text input fields or a sortable table. If you can have a half assed xpath implementation…
You do have some choice on a construction site. Physical activity depletes nutrients. You can choose to replenish them. Strength and obesity is also a choice. I once had a coworker 24 years old but he barely ate and…
If you scratch the wire while pealing of the insulation it looks the same now but it might burn down the house later.
Okay, I'll write one for you... https://soj.ooo/p/positivevibesonly/post/f467feb1453208a492d...
If one took extra care to wire everything properly one could close the door and leave knowing it would just work until the contacts are black. Even then, wobbling the switch up and down is likely to buy at least a…
After crawling out of the primordial ooze we send explorers in all directions. (Usually groups) As they get further from the source they spread out thinner. Someone will have to find the gaps eventually and they might…
There is a difference between paying and forcing someone to do it. The later might kill you.
Linking to something from the wiki is considered irrelevant as it doesn't prove anything. If an editor is an expert in a field and you can verify it it would be most useful to the encyclopedia to treat them as such.…
An example would be a minority view on something. Even experts may strongly disagree if it should be included.
Editors are still not allowed to have credentials. The absurd argument is that credentials can never be validated. I don't know how scientific journals manage to exist but technically it could be as simple as a link to…
If the source doesn't agree with my world view you may not use it. My favorite version is when topics are stuck decades ago and newer sources are rejected as an attempt to make the topic look real
More generally, if there are two incompatible versions of an article to be had and editors can't write a neutral article (could have various reasons) initially the largest group "wins" which may be overruled by so…
If you can ban one thing just for easier taxation there should be many other things that could also be banned for the same purpose. You could ban Apple pie and extract more tax from the slaves.
For paper gold you don't even need gold.
And then "ideas are cheap" becomes the dumbest thing. I always knew people would laugh at us 1000 years from now just not why.
When it fundamentally changes? It's hard to imagine something else while living in this. The Chinese formula might be different enough since so few in the west can even superficially understand what they are doing. Over…
I believe it is the ratio of people who collectively do constructive things vs those who don't. Constructive deeds require things like vision, planning, curiosity, knowledge, experience, networking, tools, resources and…
Plenty of people pay the bills with work they hate doing.
I had visions of large automated warehouses full of chemical and biological components hooked up to science machines to do everything from mixing, boiling and printing to spectrograph and robotic assembly. Smart…
I had a rather obese 50 year old coworker once who ate quite frequently. After stuffing his face he would immediately brush his teeth (no toothpaste), chewing the last bite by the sink with the brush in his hand. His…
All that screen time has to be sourced from some place.
Where the "what" is human rights. Pretty much horrific things I'd rather not describe. Then they got mad that the rest of the world didn't approve of actually doing the horrific things. And then no one wanted to buy…
Why am I even in this function if it shouldn't happen?
bool w; int x[1000]; int y[1000]; for(int i=0;i<1000;i++){ x[i] += y[i]; } if(w){ for(int i=0;i<1000;i++){ y[i] = 0; } } Slower but prettier with the if pushed down.
For no particular reason I will share with you my favorite by an unknown artist. ____\o/______/\__ It's called Help shark.
Most browser things live in a bubble of ignorance about what people are trying to build. It's not overly ambitious to have rich text input fields or a sortable table. If you can have a half assed xpath implementation…
You do have some choice on a construction site. Physical activity depletes nutrients. You can choose to replenish them. Strength and obesity is also a choice. I once had a coworker 24 years old but he barely ate and…
If you scratch the wire while pealing of the insulation it looks the same now but it might burn down the house later.
Okay, I'll write one for you... https://soj.ooo/p/positivevibesonly/post/f467feb1453208a492d...
If one took extra care to wire everything properly one could close the door and leave knowing it would just work until the contacts are black. Even then, wobbling the switch up and down is likely to buy at least a…