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by CPLX 9mo ago
Agreed. It’s easy to imagine billions of reasons why people will people will defend indefensible behavior by companies with billions of dollars though.
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by CPLX 9mo ago
You have cause and effect backwards. I'm saying that it's horrible and toxic for society which is why almost every major religion over every major period of history noticed and banned it. It's not toxic because religion doesn
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by CPLX 9mo ago
> And no person in a position to start a war would do it to affect a Polymarket bet. Are you fucking kidding? Based just on current events, that is absolutely not a statement you can make without at least trying to prove it. If you do tr
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by CPLX 9mo ago
> I'm trying to understand what the criticism is here > If I knew someone wanted me dead, of course I would want a prediction market on it, and if the odds suddenly shifted dramatically in favor of my death No, you definitely wou
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by CPLX 9mo ago
Presumably they are writing the same quality software faster, the market having decided what quality it will accept. Once that trend maxes out it’s entirely plausible that the level of quality demanded will rise quickly. That’s basically wh
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by CPLX 9mo ago
While this is absolutely true and I've read this before, I don't think you can make this an open and shut case. Here's my perspective as an old guy. The first thing that comes to mind when I see this as a counterargument is t
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by CPLX 9mo ago
I found this tool to be the solution I was looking for to address this specific problem: https://contextify.sh
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by CPLX 9mo ago
While a little reductive and caricatured, as a Gen-X counterculture type myself I can confirm that there's quite a bit of accuracy in this comment. And a lot more examples in more boring parts of the world than these famous people you
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by CPLX 9mo ago
I decided to combine two ideas: 1) Retro 70’s-90’s design 2) Having the website generated in (semi) real time via AI https://nickbaily.com/
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by CPLX 9mo ago
I'd share my joke about HTTP here, but it makes me feel insecure.
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by CPLX 9mo ago
It's not the opposite of a problem, it's orthogonal. In this particular instance, what's happening is that it's crowding out and destroying diversity in the home builder market. The model is built to rent out, and it&#x2
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by CPLX 9mo ago
Here's a few examples: https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/messing-with-texas-how-bi... https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/monopoly-round-up-corpora... It's not confusing at all. There&#x
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by CPLX 9mo ago
> The goal is That may be your goal and it’s a fine one. It’s a not accurate as a blanket statement. For context I am speaking in the context of being a practicing Zen Buddhist. But that’s only one other of many perspectives.
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by CPLX 9mo ago
This is absolutely, violently, incorrect. Private equity has absolutely been buying up (and building ) U.S. residential stock, and this is addressing a real problem. The fact that Trump's doing it doesn't change my opinion at all
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by CPLX 9mo ago
I had a similar thought, so I bought this: https://onairwarning.com/pages/products It completely sucks and doesn't really work. So don't make my mistake.
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by CPLX 9mo ago
Meditation isn't an insight. It's a practice. Your comment makes as much sense as saying that once you've moved the heavy weight to a new position there's no more need for weightlifting.
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by CPLX 9mo ago
> now it is unfortunately also crawling behind perl into extinction. This is very unfortunate - I still use ruby almost daily as the ultimate glue language. But this can not be denied now that ruby is following the extinction path perl a
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by CPLX 9mo ago
As a long-time HN contributor, I believe in visualizing myself like water flowing downhill. As such, I certainly would never try to overturn the prevailing culture of commenting on article titles and in fact engaging in it myself from time
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by CPLX 9mo ago
I know that HN is famously a discussion forum where users comment based on the titles of submitted articles, rather than their content. With that said, the divergence in comments on this very insightful and well written article will soon pr
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by CPLX 9mo ago
Yeah, well, lots of people aren't doing that. This is instantly recognizable as the work of someone who's been up for a couple days on Adderall. Of course, there may be other explanations, including other drugs. But if I was one t
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by CPLX 9mo ago
The shocking changes to the culture over the last 20 years start to make a lot more sense when you realize someone decided to flood the society with mass quantities of prescription Amphetamines.
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by CPLX 9mo ago
LLMs are the new FrontPage it seems.
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by CPLX 9mo ago
Tons of evidence it’s all hiding in plan sight: https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/warren-buffett-americas-f...
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by CPLX 9mo ago
Buffet is not a good guy. Our society’s greatest problem right now is concentrated corporate power being used to destroy the ability of working people to prosper. Buffet had an active and direct role in making this happen. He supported and
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by CPLX 9mo ago
I absolutely love this concept! It's like the thing that I've been looking for my whole life. Well, at least since I've been using Claude Code, which is this year. I'm sold. With that said, I can't think of a way th
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by CPLX 9mo ago
> If you are today a big insurance like Munich Re, and you see already today that self-driving produces already much less accidents Insurance companies don't really care that much if accidents are more or less likely, what they care
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by CPLX 10mo ago
> Like I said, this is a task that any human could do easily after a short explanation, but takes a hell of a lot of wrangling with AI. Replying to your edit. It just doesn’t. It’s almost effortless and fast to do exactly what you’re des
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by CPLX 10mo ago
I had the same vague impression as you did when using AI via browser/chat interaction. Like it’s very impressive but how useful is it really? Using it via the CLI approach as an entirely different experience. It’s literally shockin
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by CPLX 10mo ago
If you installed Claude Code and put all your statements into a local folder and asked it to process them it could do literally anything you could come up with all the way up to setting up an AWS instance with a website that gives nifty vis
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by CPLX 10mo ago
Sci-Fi Author: In my book I invented the Torment Nexus as a cautionary tale Tech Company: At long last, we have created the Torment Nexus from classic sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus

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