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by 627467 3y ago
How does "police didn't like how you walk" is similar to "demonstrably returned radicalized from a ongoing warzone"?
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by 627467 3y ago
It's funny to read so many commenters take on supposedly antidemocratic aspects of such bill while completely negating the democratic right of those who live in those places to actually decide what is deemed democratic for them.
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by 627467 3y ago
Who's HN aristocracy?
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by 627467 3y ago
Up until not long ago there would be plenty of post here saying how Google is useless and how appending `site:reddit.com` to any query was the only way to get decent results. This thread is all about how bad reddit is, as if their content h
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by 627467 3y ago
I'm always curious as to how global these findings can be, the titles certainly don't narrow it down making it sound universal findings. Yet, could it be that these findings are universal and yet culture teaches us to ignore these
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by 627467 3y ago
Being naturalized one can forgive your bias. But this "the best civ on earth" seems just taken straight out of a 1990-2000s movie.
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by 627467 3y ago
> living only for myself, doing what I wanted to do when I wanted to do it. This. And ultimately having kids with this person is another ego-exposing (and hopefully ego busting - but that's not guaranteed) exercise that contemporary
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by 627467 3y ago
That's it: 20 million helpless people are going to move like sheep because shepherds are moving to another place.
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by 627467 3y ago
Similar to climate apocalyptic fanatics this degrowth-lovers camp have also taken their doctrine too seriously and failed to see how their discourse of doom and gloom have not and will not take them and humanity very far in persuit of a bet
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by 627467 3y ago
> A reasonable question, and one not terribly often asked, is "What is the point of the economy, growth, etc?" My take is that is terribly often asked that question. And the degrowth-camp have been answering with 'is not r
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by 627467 3y ago
Everything is exponential indeed. Compared to mark Zuckerberg and Facebook, how much faster has openAi and Sam gone to try regulatory capture?
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by 627467 4y ago
IP-zealots believe that humans - as well as creators - need to be trained compliance officers or IP investigators/lawyers - or do it for the money needed to hire a lawyer. As a consumer if you see something and believe it is a copy of
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by 627467 4y ago
There's tons to hate in the Art (capital A) but this is not one of those things. Similar to High fashion where "stealing" and transformative action is recognized and accepted, in capital A art anything can be capitalized. For
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by 627467 4y ago
> so for people focused on learning and doing good, some simple logic implies that there shouldn’t be an AI race. I think the author got the order wrong: acknowledging the race is what reinforces "safety". If there was no race
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by 627467 4y ago
Its a vacuous argument: it's very obvious that any domain hosting such content for free incurs in costs of hosting and handling legal threats for doing so. So any income received would be another excuse for legal threats. On the other
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by 627467 4y ago
I wonder if you could prompt engineer your way to chatGPT to pretend to be a doctor and behave like one in, like, asking questions. Many already said, chatGPT is not optimized for any scenario. I don't doubt that training it for medica
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by 627467 4y ago
I find it mildly amusing that AI "breakthrough" follows with lots of references towards hallucinations. Apparently it's not only the AI hallucinating, also the the doom seeker.
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by 627467 4y ago
Isn't adobe buying figma a good argument to build something independent?
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by 627467 4y ago
I have been finding that some medical guidance - specially with raising children - are standardized and assuming an almost total lack of judgment on people side. If you guidelines assume a total lack of criteria from parents it's best
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by 627467 4y ago
Is there a diffusionbee or mochidiffusion equivalent apps for this yet?
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by 627467 4y ago
I don't get that either. I would love a detailed description of the process to get BitTorrent to fully replace Netflix - though I suppose this description wont be public for legal reasons
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by 627467 4y ago
Unrelated: how is it legal for sites to highjack the back button in this way?
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by 627467 4y ago
> Having claimed North America and Europe, the cloud giants hope to add Latin America and Africa to their empires So... It wasn't colonialism before entering LATAM and Africa? Or it's only colonialism if it's LATAM and Afr
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by 627467 4y ago
Okay, I'm not sure I grasp everything from this paper, but - maybe it's wishful thinking - it seems this is an argument against the idea that strong IP protection is NOT needed to foment innovation. That remix culture can give ris
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by 627467 4y ago
If this was positioned as "20usd/year mastodon account on our cool instance and - BTW - you get free webpage and email forwarding" would get much closer to the audience. I sense the point of this funny domain is the community
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by 627467 4y ago
Interesting... I share that feeling, yet, if they actually positioned this as: "Pay 20usd/y for your social account in our mastodon instance and get free subdomain, webpage and email forwarding" I would find this totally acce
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by 627467 4y ago
I never understood the need for "web3" because as far as care "dapps" seems to cover anything non-financial/payment in "crypto". Blockstacks was initially release with "decentralized" storage tha
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by 627467 4y ago
Is the current cadre of politicians trained to set policy under high interest rate? I ask of those from main economies.
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by 627467 4y ago
Isn't stock sold in the event of a buyback? And isn't that event taxable? Are dividend taxes higher than capital gains from stock sale taxes?
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by 627467 4y ago
If my response seemed to support the idea of meritocracy as a fact it was unintended. Obviously I missed "inheritance" or family-estate from the triad.

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