So long as it is underneath an actual employer so that always have something to show for it.

they aren't buying the software w that money, it's free already

https://www.scenestream.net/demovibes/artist/1661/

Gosh this is so anxiety-inducing. I just want to be able to live my low-tech life, spend time with people I love, and not have to think about technological singularity.

This seems to (unintentionally) be nearing the kind of mechanisms the Catholic Church would use to get ppl to donate.

Perhaps the removal of this as a human right is justified.

This gives the potential, if someone already creating a co-op takes the initiative to include WID. The principal struggle is to get companies to convert to co-ops in the first place.

Unless there's some large point of friction keeping people from making online co-ops (eg. out of websites) presently.

"WID will be appealing so long as it is infalsifiable"

How do you ensure that a WID-linked device hasn't been compromised and isn't making requests without the user's permission?

Doesn't this already exist with credit cards and banking apps, which are cross-compatible?

Týká se to i studia na jiné škole?

How do we make Etherium simple enough for the Boomers running the charities to spontaneously adpot?

Who will enforce this? Will the authors of Eutherium enforce this? How do we make sure enforcement is not an opt-in for those who run the netwprk? (Ie. They will only do it if they are aware of its benefits, which they most likely won't. Analogy: governments not using OSS software because they are too technically inept to realize its benefits)

ELI5? What woukd the real money eq. of this be??

Open soirce software projects could be disciplined this way

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What makes flavins so unique that their bonds with proteins have so many useful properties?

Now that could be an interesting use: for bioremediation

tj. nesplnil jsi jimy určené podmínky

Jo!

They are clearly trying to make a link between canadian patriotism (an inherently emotional, ie. not logic-heavy, topic) and the oil industry, so that any initiative against the oil industry can later be labelled as unpatriotic.

Greenwashing, thinking up and solving a fictive problem (oil 'ethics') to sidestep solving the actual problem.

This is us goddamnit

Hmmm........ Funny that.

This sounds staged.

Chaos in the types of council and the qonsequent need to explicitly name each in laws allows lawmakers to selectively 'forget' to update inconvenient parts.

So the CoL may be given explicit legal advantages over other private corporations because it actually a local council, but it is not a legislature (which could concievably apply to local councils) because it is actually a corporation? This seems like the City's advocates can't decide what it is and choose whichever definition happens to suit them at the time.

Such – very convenient – Schrödiger's entities seem to arise when they do not need to be registered/categorized in a predefined way (see Wiki: Unincorporated Association).

A system based on mere convention appears to be much easier to covertly manipulate.

A 'trivial' law had been passed ostensibly with the priority of a constitutional one, but with no clear or official explanation.

Bribery

Why?

"Ready, Fire, Aim"

How can this be mathematicaly proven?

Zeman x Sobotka 2017

Which process will host this if there are multiple instances of the app open?

I don't feel that minigolf is something that needs to exist as a publicly traded corporation. Because as the report states, it is a "traditional activity" that only needs some minimal equipment to function: a plot of land, a course, some clubs, and some balls. Once these have been secured, there is no room for meaningful growth. The only way that such a company can seek to increase its value is to bundle additional things that would be valuable by themselves along with the minigolf such as music, refreshments, coordination by staff, etc. and find the optimal combination of these to turn the minigolf into what they paternalisticly percieve the ideal 'day out' for the average customer would be. Only in this way can they expand on the value of a hundred year old game that has no -- and needs no -- real inherent growth potential. Since customers such as me are willing to create the surrounding 'experience' for themselves and are only looking for someone to provide them with a basic minigolf setup, the company's form as one that is publicly traded and hence pressured to keep somehow increasing its value is pointless.

Capitalsism = race to the bottom. This law in a global economy, pitted against china = competitive disadvantage, ie. loss.

Cumulative projected RPI inflation 2022-2025: 22%

So in real terms 1864 GBP. Kae said her bare minimum was 1000 GBP.

a type of vessel

You're learning this!

Comparison with Neuralink

Tímhle tu prostě přidají takovou konzumní estrádu tak jak mají v Drážďanech

https://www.theuniguide.co.uk/advice/personal-statements/end-your-personal-statement-with-a-bang-universities-explain-how

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Fair point. A robot probably isn't too interested if this human dies or if that human dies, or the feelings that two unimportant humans feel towards each other which could cause this violence.

This is literally happening in places like Hungary. 'Emergencies' like the Reichstag fire or migrant crisis are being used to justify the limitation of rights and strengthening of governments.

I really like the idea of these useless objects where all focus is on how the person interacts with the object and their relationship to it rather than the function.

Sounds like what Orban did when he only gave money back to Fidesz-run cities

Nice rhethoric

Why could such an influencial journal be run by such a small group of people back then when today they have to be owned by massive companies?

CT. Politicized media nowadays

Interesting that this has (maybe) only come along in the 20th century. Nothing so homogenous before.

Not anymore. Perhaps de-globalization would bring something like this back

Interesting.

The time for that may have just come with the coronavirus crisis...