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kerbalspacepro
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Comment #20243796
If you can afford to live within jackhammer distance of a metro, you can afford earplugs
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Comment #20168587
It took 100 million years for evolution to design cows and 400 million years of evolution have been impacting fish, so it will take approximately 4x as much investment or time to d…
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Comment #20051686
People got very mad at this, but it seems preferable. Movies/TV shows that you "like a lot" versus movies that you "just like" are both movies that you'd watch, and watching is wha…
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Comment #19982678
It seems like the biggest problem is the retreat from nuclear, not the focus on solar.
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Comment #19961474
You can look them up though? It's not difficult?
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Comment #19939925
It sounds like something from the last book of the Three Body Problem trilogy
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Comment #19901828
Are you made that they didn't leave open the possibility that she was Australian, a Kiwi or an Afrikaner?
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Comment #19841968
It's entirely built around linking between different parts of the sequence. In theory, you land on one page and can go to any number of pages. It has a set order (by that which the…
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Comment #19840007
The first words are "A study published this week sheds".... Except for its the author's study. "My study" is more appropriate.
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Comment #19839314
Yudkowsky's Sequences on Less Wrong (Rationality A-Z is the bookform) has a good claim on being a true future-book as webpage.
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Comment #19839264
Definitely more lonely, given that what finished them off was the same Power that still courses through most of the developed world.
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Comment #19797663
The point of a job should be to improve the world. The point of a career is to be able to do more impactful jobs by increasing skill and understanding. Personality and job fit are …
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Comment #19759331
The answer is to use Microsoft apps on an Apple machine (or Linux if you're that kind of person)
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Comment #19628616
Conservation of Angular momentum collapses shapely sort of things into a disk
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Comment #19625891
Why do you say this?
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Comment #19616216
I thought this was going to be an essential part of this article, but it seems like IEO (Instagram Engine Optimization) is actually technically boring and scammy, whereas automated…
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Comment #19572504
Bad infrastructure causes people to ask "what am I even paying taxes for?" The actual answer is "An insurance company with an army"
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Comment #19556822
We're talking about scientists, not computer scientists. As surely as business managers and industrial engineers don't need to know the best programming practices to be good SQL mo…
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Comment #19556035
What would a good resource for good scripting practices?
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Comment #19501019
Yeah. Going to a bookstore has the same feeling as going clothes shopping with respect to online shopping: it feels good to look at lots of product and to feel the pages in your ha…
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Comment #19492992
I get that you're trying to tell a morality tale in order to determine who the bad guy is, but there wasn't "a bad guy" causing the last recession. "Retail banks were on the front …
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Comment #19485842
So, you make a bunch of good points. But consider- some people (most people) can't ever get a "cash back" credit card because of their bad credit. How does that play into your fram…
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Comment #19485788
Why do you think "Fraud cost is negligible"?
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Comment #19485776
Yes, and ultimately Goldman Sachs is a bank and will be held accountable for anything that happens. This is a GS product that Apple gets a significant cut of.
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Comment #19463136
Why does the pension have to exist? Why don't they just get a 401k and get off the books.