CyanBird

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by CyanBird 4y ago
> they are not a very popular speculative investment. That's the thing that's being argued from bis. That they have become popular speculative investments in wallst
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Flying geese companies move there exactly because Chinese workers can be abused nearly at will given that the focus of the government is (was) development at all costs Flying geese will always abuse their workers, that's what Apple i
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Yeah, not just current, but past also, the latent space of this AI is a direct abstraction of all technological developments that humanity has done until now....
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Hackernews has been (sorta sadly) been getting more and more popular over the last couple years :/
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by CyanBird 4y ago
I have got a bet with a friend going that by the end of the decade we will have found life, 500usd heh I am feeling quite optimistic, the spectroscopy of jwst has me quite pumped... If worst came to happen, I might still be able to eek out
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by CyanBird 4y ago
What a good day is to read Socrates Thanks for sharing
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by CyanBird 4y ago
I love our fox-people Wishing them the best, always :)!
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by CyanBird 4y ago
But you don't have a point, you just said "x thing is absurd" then proceeded to write a bunch of strawmen arguments which are not applicable
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> But lets start by simply banning the most criminal organizations first NSA and cghq have tapped onto the global fiber optic systems on a global scale and see spying on every single person on the planet with dragnet systems alongside as
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Just stop moving the goalposts while discussing and people might take you more seriously
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> China's Tiktok is not China, Tiktok is owned by a private company All the arguments that you are using can be successful leveraged against any Inqtel funded private company (of which there are plenty), so I'd recommend you to
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> It's only entertainment if you're completely blind "I don't like it so it should be banned" That's such a low level engagement with the matter at hand, sadly these days is the level of discussion here in H
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> Where is "not very pro-america"?! Brazil left despises the US after the coup. Bolivian right wants more US help to do another Venezuela gov despises the US Chilean left looks down on the US Argentinian left is not US friendly
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Yap, this is the correct way of doing it That and Value based pricing https://youtu.be/ivKnj9ffcmE
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by CyanBird 4y ago
You shouldn't overgeneralize your own perspectives to the broader population
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Tor recently has left a bad taste on my mouth, having state actors like the BBC (read: cghq) start up new tor nodes to use against their state enemies all the while debasing trust on it alongside its allies... I don't know, it just lea
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> No, that's not the same thing at all. Per Mark Blyth Money, to be useful is what Economists call three things; ♦ A Unit of Account ♦ A Unit of Exchange ♦ A Store of Value: A hedge against uncertainty Crypto is not money, so what i
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Just went to check my apps and Instagram had given itself GPS access.... That's reassuring...
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by CyanBird 4y ago
>Cold-related deaths decreased something like 1-2 orders of magnitude more than a paltry increase in heat deaths I think this might be important to mention Most of the world indeed does not live in the US or Europe
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by CyanBird 4y ago
You are not entitled to rights or privileges in a country you are not part of. For example I wish the US and the UK would stop spying on me with their dragnet, but alas I am not a US citizen so I am not privileged to be protected by their o
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> like remove the special status of the City of London For sure, because it would sink the country, these days the UK is more dependent on the city than the city is on the UK
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> sufficiently capable AI And Tesla lacks that, so therefore they ought not simply rely on cameras and ought use extra auxiliary systems to avoid danger to their consumers, they are not doing this because it reduces their profit margins,
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> What is this useful for beyond Privacy and peace of mind are goals on themselves
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by CyanBird 4y ago
The cotton industry in England is an horrendous example given that English industrial development on cotton pivoted entirely on the captured and forced to deindustrialize subcontinent of India where it was made so all imports of cotton had
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> I used to live in Mexico México is not the US grassland, different geography, different groups, and therefore different consequences as the populations were wiped out by disease, infighting and war Not to mention, simply because there
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Batteries don't burn anything
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Wise simply does not work on many countries because of the way that they use to send the deposits, it is not a direct bank transfer, far from it, so it just doesn't work to receive money (speaking from Uruguay)
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Not just that, but Jwst 's time is at an absurd premium, while sofia' s less so, allowing less filtering of what it's time can be used for, indeed having more than one infrared telescope is better than just having one
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by CyanBird 4y ago
> We should act better than our adversaries, because we are better While I "appreciate the candor", it is ofc "hilarious" that there are still people like you out there Before you write such blatant naivety, I would r
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by CyanBird 4y ago
Yeah.... About that Just give it 20 or so years until the editors write out their own autobiographical memories, that's how it always works, that's how it worked during the yellow press period of the US-Spanish war and that's

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