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heimatau

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About heimatau

I love research. I like all kinds though & I love tech news.

Pro-tip to HackerNews (emailed when commented on; not mine): http://www.hnreplies.com

Current past-time: Certifications (electrical and cad tools) and Masters program (at my leisure).

Previous hobbies: DIY car repair, Handyman work

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Recent public activity

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    > Honestly, the whole thing reads like a hit piece. To me it reads like cognitive dissonance. They write multiple damning statements (yes based in science) but conclude with 'volun…

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    Comment #26039728

    We're getting closer to writing out the Akashic records. Interesting recursion of our present moments that it becomes observable.

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    Comment #26024077

    61.7M. It's a shame that the opportunity costs aren't included, fairly unjust.

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    Comment #26023627

    That wasn't my comment...Also, it's refreshing that you can project my emotion on me (did I say embarrassed? did I say it was unpleasant? did I say I felt it was a Voltairean epigr…

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    Comment #26020958

    > I think by this point, with your help, I've arrived at the conclusion you were simply embarrassed by what you wrote, thanks. How so? I wasn't embarrassed. I was shocked at the im…

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    Comment #26020375

    > That's not what I asked, but maybe I can try to rephrase it. It seems odd to be going to such verbose lengths to defend something you wrote but apparently don't want other people…

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    Comment #26011010

    > why did you delete it? I'll rephrase your question. What is the reason for the deletion of your comment? Simple. People were flaming. It was getting downvoted and flagged. If the…

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    Comment #26010519

    > but what you posted was unsubstantive flamebait Pointing out that the morals of Google diverging from their founding motto is absolutely substantive. As for flamebait, to someone…

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    Comment #26009026

    It wasn't a predictable flamewar. Maybe for you but it wasn't for me nor could you cite any observable evidence for my contribution in this. The other commenter was trying to flame…

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    Comment #26004525

    > , and mindfulness. Me too! I've been identifying more with my Quaker belief system and meditating more. I'm trying to be more consistent with it but man, it's opened up a whole n…

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    Comment #26004380

    > so I think the meaning here is not as strong Your post in interesting. I agree yet disagree. You got the context correct but he explicitly said 'it's the standard now for 32 bit …

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    Comment #26004127

    First, I really appreciate that you're opening up about your life. It's not easy to do, even with strangers on the web. > It's either, take that pill and turn into a robot, or... M…

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    Comment #25998053

    It's great that you're also going to therapy. I hope the therapy is for the habits of ADD (if it's for other things, I suggest you include any ADD habit that's impeding your life).…

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    Comment #25976105

    So, here is one problem I have. One person says, 'Look they're corrupt, they're taking money from someone they need to regulate'. Then...when someone from their identity politics d…

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    Comment #25974089

    IMHO, the truth of a 10x tradesman/tradeswoman is very real. I point to the pareto distribution to reaffirm it. I've seen some workers that fly through tasks (construction tasks, p…

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    Comment #25965477

    > The economy is truly crippled! Great, I love the sarcasm! Can you please help push RH and other brokers to allow the unbridled buying of the current stocks being restricted? Then…

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    Comment #25964669

    > it's crushing a few hedge funds that happened to hold short positions in a few stocks You haven't noticed that the big three indexes are DOWN ~2% today? They were down 2% when th…

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    Comment #25961662

    I find this refreshing actually. What reason? Because it demystifies the room. It pulls the veil off and we get to see behind the curtain. Strangely enough, I had a fleeting though…

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    Comment #25961065

    It doesn't work with all videos and it's what I currently use. I might be having some conflicting plugins but I like the setup/attempt.

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    Comment #25961035

    >> (me) I encourage you, prove your case that EU provides this human right. > (you: prof-dr-ir) This is a basic tenet of law: it is not forbidden, hence you are free to use encrypt…

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    Comment #25951715

    > Have you proved the point that I need to "assume malice"? Catch up to the conversation. I moved on from my characterization to repeat my question without the malice. You said 'i …

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    Comment #25950790

    I appreciate your citations. What court cases prove your interpretation of the law? That's the rub.

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    Comment #25950619

    > Can you provide me with examples of EU law that you consider abuses of power and that remove human rights? Their previous attempts to making encryption illegal. I believe encrypt…