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It's hard to overlook the role of institutional capital in shaping the landscape of nearly everything. As a teen I grinded for a few months building a b2b SaaS. A competitor launched a better version for free. The founder had a Harvard
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Biden Administration Ordered to Limit Social Media Contacts
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Seems to be well defined and accepted in regards to Third Party Doctrine. Would be silly if AI were the motivation to reconsider what is "public" as opposed to the blatantly obvious run-around of the American bill of rights curren
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3y ago
It turns out cognitive bias cannot explain why I’m fat. My ability to count calories is on par with top athletes. So what’s the big deal I think deep down we all know the truth. Obesity is a capitalist invention to sell more gyms.
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3y ago
Celebrating homelessness on the off chance they were crypto enthusiasts. Kids this is your brain on tribalism. Just say NO!
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3y ago
Can they save me from Comcast first? I’d be curious how that backlog refinement meeting goes. > See that filter that orders priority by realized value? Remove it and order by campaign contributions
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3y ago
> they're a tiny country that lacks the clout to push around American tech giants I'd wager the power dynamic is more along the UK's membership in five-eyes and their ability to be a useful sigint ally. For all we know the
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Then don't delete your lock-file and the vector doesn't exist? Rolling your own package management solution because understanding the existing tools is too hard.. That is peak "javascript sucks and I'm going to comment a
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> The problem is that it sounds like you don't want to your lifestyle hindered by a child But that's not really a problem. The world has plenty of children. If you visit the border of Mexico you can probably snag a handful. Giv
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> we run our own npm server because we can't trust dependency attacks in the js ecosystem What does this mean? Your deps get locked down with sha1(?) checksum automatically after you install your packages (unless you go out of your
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> I work primarily in Go, but occasionally have to do frontend stuff Let's get Socratic. How do you address people on the left side of mount-idiot that is the dunning kruger effect? > I would instantly kill myself. Strong opinion
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Forbes, Guardian.. pretty widely reported on last month.
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How tempting would it be to use blackmail to influence a democratic election. Given this national security blackmail apparatus exists how can we be sure this insidious rootkit hasn’t already been deployed? Epstein was able to have bill gate
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>> If signing this paper and being stricter helped the hospitals not being saturated and saved x thousands lives do you still think it was a bad thing? If banning encryption and helping police stop terrorism saved x thousand lives do
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Seems like survivorship bias considering you wouldn't be familiar with well-named poorly moderated subs that never took off. But also you searched /r/nyc instead of TheNewYorker.com because what you're after is community
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Reddit clearly doesn't understand the product. When users join a sub it's because they like the content and tacitly approve of the moderation. All but new users are aware that subs are governed by mods. Installing a corporate-appr
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Didn't Reddit hire a child predator to moderate communities for children and then delete discussions about it because said moderator was trans? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aimee_Challenor
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I love the epistemology related discussions AI inevitably surfaces. How can we know anything that isn't empirically evident and all that. It seems NN output could be trusted in scenarios where a test exists. For example: "ChatGPT
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But aren't there people out there who actually want the SEC's protection? Offering protection to people who don't want it is a creative use of language. IMO the discourse around crypto is typically poor because it's a sh
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First of all congrats on creating a project that people want to use. I hope to one day join your ranks! First impressions from someone who's had a hand in many large scale consumer centric UI's. - I have a decent grasp on hypermed
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Long time lurker here with no alts. Aren't tight capitol controls seen as a good thing? Surprised to see that as a con. > managed by parties who are not trust worthy I thought the idea behind CBDC was it would be a scriptable. Not t
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Particularly curious since they also provide a Web3 gateway. While not copyright related does hosting/deploying a smart contract make them liable for possible illegal activity such as securities and state dept regs? Guess I could just