Black holes aren’t like magnets
Black holes aren’t like magnets
Reputation comes from public, it requires collective action and coordination. Collective action is not easy, but it is not as hard it might seem either. For example, many open source projects in software are highly reputable without a private ownership.
Steve Jobs was no different from the rest in Silicon Valley who would spout virtues out loud while simultaneously undermining them in practice.
For those curious, this was called a “casette tape”
I believe this is the video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ta0imAIz31M
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Tankies are state capitalists.
I don’t know about the semantics anymore, so it’s upto you if you want to say they are ‘left’, but anarchist spaces are the best of the bunch.
I finished it just there. First chapter and bits of later chapter are great, but unfortunately the rest of the book is poorly sourced. For a book with “science” in title, I was expecting more rigour.
The emphasis on temprature alone is inadequate (and possibly dangerous), what one should be really looking at is the Heat Index, which accounts the humidity of the air as well. (These are the “feels like” values in your apps and such)
How come there is blood before the sword impacts stuart little’s body? Boy i really hope somebody got fired for this blunder
Currently reading “The Science of Storytelling” by Will Storr, it is quite good so far!
I would put philosophy in leftmost
Microsoft is magnitudes worse than google.
It’s .world, full of liberals
Reminder that “national boundaries with mercator projection” maps are, while on the surface interesting, on a meaningful enough level are less useful due to sheer degree of variance. Small (sized) countries get buried to thr point of not being visible, while large (populated) countries get over-generalised to the point of meaninglessness.
How are you on lemmy, of all places
!remindme 1 million years ask this question again
No it does not mean that.