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A lot of people would
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Vote with your wallet. Leave SF and let the people who want to defend it so badly deal with the crime.
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If Bill Gates lived in the Tenderloin nobody would be surprised if he was robbed right? Same goes for many other neighborhoods.
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Just hurry up and automate everyone's jobs so we can get UBI
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You're saying SF isn't actually high crime, just most people happen to live in the high crime areas. That makes it high crime in my book.
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Wow they make that much? I wonder if an engineer can switch to being a recruiter easily, sounds like a pretty sweet deal
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No it seems like an abortion issue to me. You don't see the same advocates for drug use, prostitution, or assisted suicide
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NOOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST MAKE A PREFAB HOUSE. IT HAS TO GO UP IN VALUE 30% PER YEAR
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If the bar for entry is that low how will these companies survive?
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Except these companies are just thin wrappers over OpenAI APIs
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Stripe is cool - until stuff starts going wrong. Try running a business and they just reject/hold your payments for no reason, and it's impossible to get any customer support I switched away
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Last two digits are censored. So country/state are given but not exact location
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I don't go to HN or Reddit and get anxiety about all my friends posting about their awesome lives. I go for information only. Forums, imageboards, and psuedonymous or anonymous places are not the same as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, et
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Targeted? Are people in SF attacking rich startup founders now?
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I'm so tired of this argument. HN and Reddit are not social media. Is your real name Pragmatic Pulp? Do you post pictures/videos of yourself here, or update us about your family? I could go on but I hope you get it. "Social M
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>In October 2021, a jury awarded him $137 million in damages in the case, but a federal judge threw out that award as excessive. US District Judge William Orrick offered Diaz $15 million in damages in the case instead, but Diaz rejected
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Why is it locked down? What's the point? Is it locked down if you run locally too or just on the web demo?
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>if it ends up in articles like this >bad PR It's sad that people get laid off but can you really say this kind of article changes anyones stance on buying Apple products?
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4y ago
Drug dealers come to the rescue
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Ok, and whoever is caught with one of those will disappear, and so will all their family/friends. Are you willing to risk your life for information? Proxies that bypass the great firewall already exist, but most people avoid them becau
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Why don't you ask ChatGPT? I'm just giving my thoughts
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There's a joke that if something isn't nailed down, it'll be stolen. Whereas in some countries the crime rate is so low you can leave your bag somewhere and come back days later and it will still be there.
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Walkability is low, too many cars, and crime is high, mainly
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In Japan kids as young as elementary regularly walk by themselves to school, stores, ride the train, go hang out with friends, etc. Doubt it would ever work in the US because everywhere is just plain dangerous, among other reasons.
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The industrial revolution and its consequences were a disaster for the human race
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GPT was trained on mostly precrawled data and books/code. Go calculate how much bandwidth it takes to crawl the whole internet
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Maybe the internet is just too big now. How can they search over trillions of documents using the same algorithm as before? Probably too expensive. Let alone how are they affording to index and crawl all those pages, which is still only a t
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You think there's no contraception in poor countries? Come on. It's not just that. There's a level of wealth where people just choose to delay having kids
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Ok let's say 300M jobs are affected, and we continue to get millions of new college graduates per year unable to find work. What's going to happen? Maybe salaries will take a nosedive? Minimum wage for a junior developer, anyone?
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>There's an accredited university in New York that's closing soon. Sounds like I'm getting a new degree soon!
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