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joi_de_vivre

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    Comment #23159174

    Before reading Gravity's Rainbow, I read every book with a voice in the back of my head telling me that I should have thought of that idea first, I could've done that story better.…

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    Comment #22848157

    You literally judged it by its title alone, but congratz on knowing how to say ad reductio.

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    Comment #22837349

    These guys make it seem nice: https://www.visionect.com/blog/tiling-eink-displays/ . It would probably be a pain to set up, though.

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    Comment #22836340

    Smaller e-ink displays are astronomically cheaper--I wonder if connecting several of them and then rastering the pdf would look much different?

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    Comment #22814921

    But if the "bottom rung" got to a certain height (i.e. food, shelter, healthcare) wouldn't further charity be unnecessary?

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    Comment #22811901

    Why can't we make an effort to raise the height of the bottom rung of the ladder? In the case that we did, wouldn't charity then be unnecessary?

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    Comment #22722876

    not GR? your name is, uh, evocative

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    Comment #22655822

    Ahh, indeed. Unlike the meritocratic private insurance industry, which definitely doesn't benefit from and encourage corruption, "centralized control of public health" would be a t…

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    Comment #21959632

    Yes, if you care primarily about skimming the surface of things, collecting ideas you can bring up in conversation and being "up to date," books are totally overrated. Content aggr…

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    Comment #21509416

    Great game--I think it would a little better if you had to pay each employee a salary, just to give it something of a challenge factor.

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    Comment #20357253

    >Given the narrative of rent extraction, you'd expect the declines in labor share of income to have happened during the long period of deregulation, reduced antitrust enforcement, …