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cess11

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About cess11

I have done enterprise Java in a government agency and helped lawyers gain control over virtual assets and IP in bankruptcies, and also did public sector archiving projects. I enjoy a bit of lisps, some Prolog and the BEAM.

Neo-luddite, the Cult of Technological Manifest Destiny must perish.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49129032

    "The coroner wrote that Mitchell had drowned, likely due to an arrhythmia triggered by the combination of energy drinks and physical exercise. She noted that he had a blood-alcohol…

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    Comment #49128775

    Why do you expect pseudoephedrine to be less nasty on the cardiovascular system than caffeine? Recommending going from caffeine to amphetamine comes across as rather weird to me. '…

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    Comment #48851636

    Is this practice good for the workers in the organisation?

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    Comment #48851589

    Why is this a worthwhile measurement? Some cases can wait without having any negative medical implications, this measurement seems to gloss over this and to me it isn't obvious wha…

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    Comment #48850329

    I didn't mention profit.

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    Comment #48846550

    No it hasn't. There's some approximation of supposed assistance for particular situations. I don't think cars should whine about what I do or don't, because they suck at being driv…

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    Comment #48846365

    It's a US data pump, and the EU is a bunch of vassal states. That's the hurry, shutting down the data flow because the permissive legislation runs out is not allowed.

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    Comment #48824241

    If you're referring to the finale in the Tractatus, then I'd recommend you spend some time with the late Wittgenstein, like On Certainty or perhaps some of his letters to Drury, e.…

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    Comment #48823912

    Designing this machine vision system is insurmountable. It will never be actually good at its stated purpose, because how much you can look through some window or glance back at yo…

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    Comment #48822123

    "Philosophy was the first and will be the last academic subject." Hard no. Theology was first, and will forever be. Where was Plato's Akademia? In a chapel of Athena, goddess of wi…

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    Comment #48822023

    This kind of crime means you develop a network around you that won't stop having expectations of you just because you think you have enough for your eventual retirement. They'll ba…

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    Comment #48821926

    Chickens are basically fungible and interchangeable with money. You can't select some random person and do a bit of bureaucracy and then tell a family whose member you killed that …

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    Comment #48821564

    There is a long tradition of calling rule without care for the ruled 'tyranny'. Aristotle considered this the worst perversion of the best form of government, i.e. monarchy.

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    Comment #48821334

    How did you arrive at this conclusion?

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    Comment #48809065

    If I must I call myself a software or systems developer. I make changes aimed at some improvement to software systems involving machines and people in a way that is more like a cra…

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    Comment #48808942

    If there isn't one in your workplace, start one. You need to find two other people and then you start meeting regularly, perhaps biweekly, and learn how to appoint the chairperson …

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    Comment #48794945

    "add value or starve" I think this is wrong. It's not about value, it's about being submissive.

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    Comment #48794912

    Before you go to the capitalist in their home and torch it or beat them in front of their family, try striking for a while. Usually they soften rather quickly when labour is collec…

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    Comment #48789328

    Clearly it was appreciated, but not by bureaucrats.

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    Comment #48789290

    If this is actually enforced it'll probably change healthcare in Germany quite a lot. Imagine that people infected with something from Caliciviridae, as parents tend to be every or…

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    Comment #48789230

    Once I worked in a company that had an ex-Googler on the board, who insisted on calling us engineers and wanted us to call ourselves that. In swedish, of course, 'ingenjörer'. It's…

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    Comment #48788400

    Apparently it's important to these odinists to be featured in a particular encyclopedia, so why haven't they spent some time over the last decade or so wooing some press and gettin…

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    Comment #48788357

    In the Wikipedia sense these two are much more notable than the Odin language, because universities and academic publications have given them publicised attention.

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    Comment #48773042

    Here are some 8k television sets for sale within the EU: https://www.elgiganten.se/tv-ljud-smart-hem/tv-tillbehor/tv/... It is common for politicians and government agencies to adv…

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    Comment #48762150

    OK, but what about the open stuff? Like the current and previous president being publicly genocidal? Like the health care system being used as a weapon against the domestic populat…