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>you're dogwhistling that it's "the other side" that has the terrible philosophy. I'm simply making the point that some political systems imply moving towards an ideal goal, others…

>> Japan is still one of the safest and politically the stablest places to live on this godforsaken planet. >Unfortunately, racism in Japan is rampant. Any chance that that has som…

> The alternative is extremely straightforward - ramp up public spending on infrastructure Hang on. Isn't that essentially what the Japanese did? I wonder which domestic investment…

Here's an assignment for you. Have your compiler generate high quality assembly language for a DSP.

Another angle. 'How long did a project this size take last time?'. As an aside, years ago I worked at a company that did thorough (and inaccurate) bottom-up schedules. I got dinged…

C'est la vie. You're not supposed to steal cats either. The one thing that's fairly hard to get around is the biannual inspection. In days of yore, a box of donuts could get someon…

Besides being (I would guess) slightly more crime-friendly than other places, I'll bet part of the problem is the expense of catalytic converters in CA. They are probably worth a l…

>PBS seems increasingly irrelevant I would agree. In terms of production quality, youtube videos can be all over the map (although the cost of quality continues to decrease), but I…

> The underlying fallacy is the idea that politics has any conclusions at all. I'd say that there are certain flavors of political thought that have an unfolding utopia built into …