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by 23B1 2y ago
You can stop reading at "Psychedelics are by nature challenging to research because most of them are illegal" because... no duh. True for any 'new' thing be it drugs, LLMs, or kids and devices. The Atlantic is clickbai
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> I don't think anybody is pretending that lawmakers are doing their jobs. Pick any mainstream rag and I will show you an op-ed that blames the courts. Pick any popular internet social and I will show you the same. I'm not sayi
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by 23B1 2y ago
Why pretend lawmakers are doing their job when you can just blame the courts? Chevron flew right past people's heads, didn't it.
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"Apple is the most valuable company in the world, their marketing is clearly great." PHEPH Apple's development mandate[1] is explicit: 'elevated content across [x, y, z] genres.' aligned with their stated brand as
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by 23B1 2y ago
Much of the innovation, for better or worse, happens in miniaturization, power & thermal management, and supply chain. Apple's inventory turns are insane.
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aggressively ≠ great enabling ≠ tastemaking
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Their content generally fits the mix of other streamers. "Not good" is the most subjective of statements when it comes to film and television.
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Apple has always been kind of not great at marketing, simply because their attitude has always been "the product markets itself." That isn't to say they don't, it's just a cultural attitude inside the company. It&#x
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by 23B1 2y ago
Walmart management is capable of seeing many combinatory benefits regardless of what they're calling it.
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I too am wanting to know the answer to this question, sounds like an intriguing concept!
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As a less sophisticated audienc emember, can someone PDF the thing for me my vision wetware can't grok it
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by 23B1 2y ago
Its just RIFs camouflaged as RTO mandates. Management loves this sort of thing, a karmic freebie. Corpos don't want you to 'put down roots' unless they can keep you from leaving, gives them more leverage over you. Knock-on ef
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by 23B1 2y ago
This very same cynical and manipulative approach is used today by many apps, websites, forms, data harvesters, data resellers, marketers, tech companies, and governments - with the same basic purpose.
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Yes and besides its rude to keep adventure waiting.
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we can argue semantics all day but when I see 'accountability' to me it means 'this person's ass is on the line' shared accountability is spreading that risk around to a group (but I don't think it necessarily
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by 23B1 2y ago
Found the guy who bought $TSLA at its ATH
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Author is describing a specific phenomena different from shared accountability.
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The hardest part for me is understanding the difference between legitimate diagnoses and people who use it as a sort of veneer for antisocial behavior.
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And?
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"Move fast and kill people" Look, I don't know who needs to hear this, but just stop supporting this asshole's companies. You don't need internet when you're camping, you don't need a robot to do your laun
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Bond villains only answer questions when you're safely strapped in to their brain-drilling chair.
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FYSA for those considering the Boox it is an absolute privacy/security nightmare. Basically a black hole.
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Journalism is a storytelling business that is optimized for psychological impact, no more and no less honorable than writing a children's book or a screenplay. Scientists are after fact. Philosophers are after truth. The commentariat a
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I'm a nobody, but I've stumbled across your site before. Kudos and be sure to let the HN community know how we can help.
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Luke I'm so happy to see you here on HN. What you and the Mused team are doing is incredible.
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Yeah I don't think any federal institution can or even should be capable of 'maintenance' of a thing like this, however groups like DARPA can function well as catalysts for some innovation, and to shape the development of sol
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That's not really the case inside the defense-industrial complex, for better or worse.
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https://archive.is/iI1yt Also the news here is that DARPA is interested in this, not that oysters protect shorelines – this has been known for some time. Thinking about climate change through the (slightly more practical) l
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"My neighbor said he saw smoke coming from my house, but he never said anything about fire!"
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Oh yes, Coppola has been accused of all manner of experimentation orthagonal to the zeigeist. I remember Tucker being panned for being kitcsh, then being complimented later for the same reasons. I mean look at his filmography its all over t

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