Why “implicit” is being discussed
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Of course. At this point further analysis must be qualitative then quantitative (why this and that, what properly describes the clusters etc.), but certainly some interpretation…
by mdp2021 · Oct 31, 2026
> I never said it was. Sure you did: > The problem is convincing comfortable, ambitious middle-high earners to put a cap on their and their bosses' prospects in exchange for the…
by AnthonyMouse · Oct 31, 2026
Fruitfulness of discussion might be aided by bearing in mind that US and European copyright law traditionally come from very different perspectives. Basically, societal utilitar…
by mncharity · Oct 31, 2026
This is my perspective, too. Humans are more fulfilling to interact with, for sure, no contest. But IDK, in my early thirties I started lamenting having to continually re-explai…
by SeanAnderson · Oct 30, 2026
Ah. I was picturing downloading pre-autotools C programs. You'd ftp a tar file, find build notes or hopefully a Makefile... and watch the compiler errors go by. Seemed like ever…
by mncharity · Oct 30, 2026
there is no "scored approval voting". approval voting is literally score voting with a 0-1 binary score scale, and with the scores implicit in the state of an empty or filled oval.
by ClayShentrup · Oct 30, 2026
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