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by 93po 2y ago
It's saying that society pays a price for fossil fuel emissions, in terms of damage to our climate and our health. Millions of people die every year from fossil fuel emissions. If we attach a price to that death and destruction, and ap
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by 93po 2y ago
my interesting anecdote from chatgpt testing a year or two ago, whenever it started getting popular, was that it would give me tips on assassinating trump but not biden disclosure: i was not planning on this in any way, it was only for test
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by 93po 2y ago
moderation to keep things on-topic is not the same as censorship. spaces are allowed to, and should, exist for certain topic areas.
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by 93po 2y ago
yarvin thinks democracy is “done” because it’s inefficient, controlled by elites, and fails to deliver real results. he argues that politicians aren’t accountable and power is more symbolic than effective. he believes a strong, centralized
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by 93po 2y ago
https://x.com/x
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by 93po 2y ago
Green party
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by 93po 2y ago
literally weekly updates on what they launch/release: https://x.com/x
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by 93po 2y ago
ive never seen this, is it because you're scrolling? they stop when you scroll away
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by 93po 2y ago
there's a billion people on facebook, i am sure people talk about it
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by 93po 2y ago
basically every billion or trillion dollar company the started as a startup has rewritten their entire platform
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by 93po 2y ago
i got several "nice" sonos speaker for free, tried to stream to them via bluetooth, learned i couldn't, then promptly gave them away. what a garbage experience
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by 93po 2y ago
"Benedict wouldn’t offer a description of the devices or say what materials they contained, but a law enforcement official familiar with the matter said they contained an explosive powder and were set to go off via the timer." and
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by 93po 2y ago
It seems like it's taking responsibility to not have kids if you're unclear whether they'll even survive? I think that's hyperbole but it is their belief. Earth will be fine with 1/10th the level of humans. I'm
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by 93po 2y ago
My point is "the legal owner of the book has to allow you to read it" is not true I will accept the argument they got the source material in a way where someone broke American law. I really do not think they've broken any
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by 93po 2y ago
To be fair, SpaceX did/does(?) the same thing - they use pretty opaque messaging when things went wrong early on. And do stuff like deliberately not show explosion footage on the live stream.
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by 93po 2y ago
Rhodia pads all the way
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by 93po 2y ago
If I find a book on a park bench and read it, am I breaking the law in terms of intellectual property?
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by 93po 2y ago
i dont know of a law that says you have to purchase a book to be legally allowed to read it
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by 93po 2y ago
only about 71% of all land is habitable, and there would be a lot of other restrictions in terms of access to resources, and we need land dedicated to stuff like manufacturing and shared common spaces, so that per-person number quickly gets
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by 93po 2y ago
I would say it's more, I checked out a book from the library, read it, and learned some things about writing style and storytelling that I'm now going to apply to my own original works.
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by 93po 2y ago
Nearly every website does not charge me anything to retrieve information that is their intellectual property.
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by 93po 2y ago
i used it daily for a couple years and had no idea the impact it was having on me. i was an angry, irritable, grumpy person, and i completely changed when i finally stopped taking it. i had an addiction but didnt abuse it. it got to the poi
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by 93po 2y ago
god forbid schools get more desirable instructors when, in a class of 100 students, they're getting paid close to $200k in revenue if they're charging $600 per credit hour, which is on the low side, and making hundreds of millions
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by 93po 2y ago
as another poster pointed out, they have 104 job listings for software developers right now, so yeah. this article is just an ad.
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by 93po 2y ago
or you know, offer more of the desirably classes, or charge extra for them, or give people "fun bucks" to register for classes and the more desirable ones cost more fun bucks
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by 93po 2y ago
I would buy a steam deck instantly if there was some good external GPU support. Like a dock that has a PCI-E port, or maybe even just a dock that already comes with a high end GPU.
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by 93po 2y ago
go ask anyone who uses tiktok or instagram regularly, literally everyone woman/femme person i know who uses either platform has bought stuff off of it before
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by 93po 2y ago
hilarious that GP was flagged to death, HN is so predictable
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by 93po 2y ago
I suspect they wanted to be able to say "worked on AI at Facebook" on their resume and this was their way of doing it
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by 93po 2y ago
They enter the public domain when the US says they do, but only for people who are held to American laws and justice system.

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