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Comment #26439007
Think of it more as short-selling Steven Pinker's work in the marketplace of ideas. edit: I like this analogy the more I think about it. If I tell my friends I strongly disagree wi…
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Comment #26438941
>Pinker traces the origins of this dynamic all the way back to 1975 and the publication of E.O. Wilson’s “Sociobiology,” when Wilson and other biologists “would get shouted down” f…
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Comment #26404050
Cost of materials (e.g. sand) are going up, plus the "nuclear grade" upcharge. Add a 2x to 4x multiplier for "accidents" that require demolition and rework. :)
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Comment #26402368
If you want nuclear to happen: 1) Disrupt the nuclear construction contracting process. Until fleet contractors like Bechtel et al are stopped from parasitizing the industry, it's …
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Comment #26393934
If his goal is to change the publisher's mind, calling them "craven" is a terrible rhetorical tactic.
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Comment #26386651
I agree, there are plenty of social scenarios that aren't congruent to iterated prisoner's dilemma. E.g. if you implement tit-for-tat in your marriage, you're gonna have a bad time…
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Comment #26219275
Would love to see a legit reply to this point. Usenet is there.
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Comment #26204229
The trouble is that it is behind your security perimeter once it is on your home network. It can start discovering other devices, monitoring traffic, enumerating ports and services…
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Comment #26167947
They should be careful not to cross into Icarus territory.
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Comment #26144870
I have to admit that this "last man" stuff rings of the "soyboy" rhetoric you hear in some corners of the web.
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Comment #26126195
>If the system gets corrupted, a second group of scientists will emerge who claim to be the real deal. Let them battle it out and choose the smarter group for further funding. Woul…
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Comment #25912672
>It's like the Komsomol have come to town. You don't think this is over-egging the custard a bit?
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Comment #25863604
Thanks for the tip!
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Comment #25863343
Oh absolutely agree. The amount of time we spend washing dishes is absurd. We yearn for the end of the bootstrap phase.
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Comment #25862038
Exactly this! (+1 to govdeals too, when the auction is in geographic range) While we've gotten nibbles from accelerators, up to the interview stage, they want to see an MVP before …
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Comment #25860083
How can I take this seriously when it doesn't mention ebay anywhere?