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TaXaZ
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Comment #49163394
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Comment #32731986
Ha? This is even dangerous! You're basically yearning for an authoritarian regime. With simplistic argument and some false assumptions you conclude it's more efficient bcz it does …
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Comment #32646204
wholeheartedly agree, just it's not "getting better at representing what I thought". Instead, it's a tool of thought process, which is dynamic. These to interwoven in a dynamic rel…
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Comment #32522510
Many justify a long-term, sometimes subtle (even vague) concept that has been codified through years of education, culture, propaganda, and tangible massive on-the-ground benefits.…
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Comment #32522373
Even if true (which is not) this is fallacy at core. It goes like this: A- You're doing X which is inhuman B- Common! C is also do it, B has done in the past as well *So we can do …
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Comment #32364977
I do care! I cheer up on any blow into an authoritarian and tyrant regime. I think it well worth it.
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Comment #31442857
I just use `echo main.tex | entr -c make` and my pdf viewer updates accordingly (zathura).
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Comment #30213105
Agree but I'm not sure, if my comment understood correctly. 1. I didn't talk about should, I describe the problem with parent comment i.e. immorality of normalization. I have heard…
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Comment #30205619
You know what is wrong with this statement? This is normalization: "Yes, it's bad, but you've done it too". Probably, the next is "This is part of development and we go through it.…
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Comment #29996017
Bitwarden is free for individuals and couples. So, it's free user-friendly (WAF!!) wise [0] in comparison to 1pass [1]. But much more important thing is the fact that bitwarden is …
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Comment #29288371
The current scientific publication model is only benefits the gatekeepers in publishing industry. It directly goes to the packet of publishing industry by ripping off the tax-payer…
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Comment #29252664
First thanks for this read. But yes and no. - Yes, bcz this reptile models is not accurate. It's at best an outdated but very intriguing analogy (which I agree can be misleading) b…
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Comment #29227394
I think it BCZ actually doesn't stem from happiness or even lack of it (say hello to functioning unhappy parents). Children give strong "purpose" and hijack the dopamine circuitry …
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Comment #29223253
The funny thing is taxpayers ripped twice, on publishing and on access to the science and the profit goes to publication industry (not universities, research institution). If you s…
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Comment #29223210
I think open science movement slowly erode their grip on the industry. It's perpetual theoretically, but not in practice. Though, It needs a collaborative effort and the main facto…
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Comment #29223093
The devils are in the details. This does not still justify current model and the steep price they are paid (by taxpayers, FYI a typical university pay millions of dollar to these i…
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Comment #29054352
Text is mightiest; but you should use "video" instead of "image". Video is the natural visual medium to convey an essay, not a still image. Let's consider a philosophical essay as …
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Comment #29046540
The nerd move on to nerd out the next big things. Nerds by definition find a niche to stand out and life goes on...
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Comment #29046425
And also have they taken out the effect of parasite in their population (quantity), which implying "social distancing"?
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