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    Comment #49129520

    Anthropomorphising a system to give it attributes such as cruelty is silly. Entertaining a lump of monolithic production fallacy is also silly. There are any number of detailed and…

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    Comment #49104886

    I agree with the system you describe, i tend to disagree with the conclusion. I suspect the size of the debt is just a "dc offset" and not the main signal. While important, maybe n…

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    Comment #49104338

    you failed to answer my question. either the activity and resource is part of an economy or not, an activity or resource that is still in the economy is not hoarded. either thise t…

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    Comment #49092723

    How do you hide something in a closed loop system such as an economy?

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    Comment #49092701

    You don't have to believe it. It is a risk, you simply have to mitigate it.

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    Comment #49092686

    The accounting system is what ensures that we can ACCOUNT for if such a statement is true or not. It also allows us to characterize and understand how the capability to generate su…

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    Comment #49091005

    You are failing to analyze the system corectly. "Have enough" is a static steady state. "Produce enough" now and in the future is a dynamic constraint. The mechanism is economic su…

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    Comment #48815259

    Yeah, 8051 wins, it was and still is in everything (sdcards, sim cards, cables, ports...). I may have some trauma from spending too much time with Keil's 8051 C compiler that made …

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    Comment #48811478

    > The Motorola 68000 > Overall, it got lots of traction commercially; it .... Before ARM the m68k was possibly the most deployed processor architecture in history. In the late 1990…

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    Comment #48747732

    Makes sense, that's a fair heuristic. TBH - I weigh it higher as it's from a University in Saitama, a place I have a strong connection to and don't see here often. An irrational re…

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    Comment #48746402

    I would challenge the asserion that there was no effort in writing it. Basic information theory sugests the bits in content needs to come from somewhere. The more the bits diverge …

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    Comment #48742106

    Which version of TFA would you read if it was not generated? would you be comfortable reading the 日本語版 if it was human authored?

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    Comment #48742095

    Why? Firstly, it clearly states it was written collaboratively. The usual division of labour splits the task into ideas and words, human the former, agent the latter. Is this a pro…

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    Comment #48716554

    If we taught systems thinking in any educational setting, and it took hold for a significant portion of the population, we would have already transcended into immortal thinking ene…

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    Comment #48681645

    The convention for what a volt and ohm is has reached a steady state consensus, so the political debate there is minimal, and multimeters of the world can stand united. OTOH, your …

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    Comment #48680544

    I used voltage as an analogy as it represents potential energy, which is relative. Political stance is a potential energy; action (political or otherwise) is, of course, an actual …

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    Comment #48673199

    Your multimeter reads out voltage relative to the black terminal, it's your responsibility to find the ground plane.

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    Comment #48673033

    This thing told me Gemini is closest to Anthony Albanese, the current Australian Prime Minister. Is this a geolocation thing? I could not imagine Albanese, or any modern Australian…

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    Comment #48669061

    The return volley is worse! My attempt at explaining the concept of a Bible in terms relative to a "hacker world view" is making me bleed many downvotes ;-) The Bible as a RAG is v…

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    Comment #48668422

    yes, this is quite fun - very distant in time and geography, but converging in semantic space. 天照大 (Amaterasu) > He brought me into the inner court of the LORD’s house; and I saw a…

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    Comment #48668317

    The Bible, for those unfamiliar, it’s the civilization source code forked and maintained by the Jesus cult that emerged about 2 millennia ago. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bible (…

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    Comment #48653063

    > It's rational for people push back against projects that create problems for them, with no compensating upside. This in itself is a shallow argument. While it is rational in isol…

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    Comment #48548250

    Indeed, and with the inguinuity and enterprise of the Swedes they may be able to separate the concerns of an assumed problem space and an assumed solution space. For now they seem …

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    Comment #48029469

    That the methodology is established and is correct for the project and business is what a manager should be doing - at best an industry established process should make that easier,…