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tnzm
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About tnzm
So, now you're onto me, huh?
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Comment #28717420
Two QR codes: one of the ticket's public key, and one of your public key. Their infrastructure verifies that you're the current owner and you're in. Or just have your phone broadca…
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Comment #28717127
>I don't know why but the whole cryptocurrency space feels like a philosophical parody of the real world. Money without people. Contracts without enforcement. Ownership without pro…
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Comment #28648943
Because the galaxy is a lot bigger than that subdivision, too.
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Comment #28562750
What if meaningless busy-work is qualified professionals getting paid to leave meaningful problems alone because solving them is bad for the racket?
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Comment #28529029
Let's face it, powerful forces in our society discourage self-control and critical reflection, and culture encourages people to have children regardless of whether they have learne…
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Comment #28528304
Royalties, man, yeah.
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Comment #28483627
Why not?
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Comment #28483621
I can, but that's ugly - it violates standard semantics and generally introduces a new thing to know about.
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Comment #28483189
This is also why I advocate for JS as a scripting language (if it's already a part of your stack, anyway). Curiously, every time I mention it HN gets mad at me.
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Comment #28478713
Class static blocks are weird. Give me async constructors already!
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Comment #28442982
Well put. Personal story: moved into a EU country and tried to import my car tax-free as personal property. Went to a customs agency because apparently you don't talk to customs di…
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Comment #28442862
Wow, thanks! That's a wonderfully succinct way of putting it.
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Comment #28442738
You asked what was the difference between my statement (that genetics is not more special than other causes of being more or less skilled at something) and the statement that "all …
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Comment #28442191
That's why I brought up metaphysics and e-prime actually. We can't resolve societal contradictions in a fundamental way if we do not have the tools to reason about them, and the ma…
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Comment #28442142
You now seem to be talking about something else entirely.
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Comment #28441888
In the current state of the world, most scientific research will be co-opted by some violent apparatus or another. Does that mean we should lose hope and stop doing any research al…
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Comment #28441851
Saying "there is no essential difference between genetics and other causative factors" is arbitrarily different from saying "all is one, separateness is an illusion". That is, it d…
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Comment #28441723
Arbitrarily.
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Comment #28441693
You're not supposed to be able to refer to other.#value, though, isn't that the entire point of a private field?
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Comment #28441665
Fair enough. I still believe that tiptoeing around these issues gives power to those who consciously perpetrate and benefit from institutionalized violence. Like another commenter …
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Comment #28441542
"Nature vs nurture" in the hairless ape presupposes free will, which is a linguistic universal but a metaphysical unprovable. Look closely enough and there is no essential differen…
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Comment #28379883
I know they're not, that's why I'm objecting to them in principle (even though I use them and they're quite handy). JavaScript already has a solution - just put the private fields …
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Comment #28378831
So, this, but with more steps? function Foo () { var x = 1 // "static initialization block" return { y: 2, z: function () { return x + y } } } const foo = Foo() There's been exactl…