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3y ago
>Under the DSA, platforms will have to stop harmful content from spreading Who defines "harmful content"? Is it the government? Am I mistaken in taking this to mean that a government can now say "questioning the efficacy o
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3y ago
Yes! I completely agree. It seems likely to me that the desire to have kids has at lease some genetic component. If most people with a weaker drive choose to not have kids then the ones who are left, those with a stronger drive, will pass t
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3y ago
Does evolution not still play a role? Nature can select for arbitrarily complex behaviors genetically, if it means the survival of the species. I don’t see why the same does not apply here to humans. Like if evolution can select for complex
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3y ago
>Get Your token If it's completely self-hosted why do I need to get a token? Where does the actual model run?
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3y ago
You are right, they did create this situation and they are going to be inheriting the future. But your demoralization only benefits them even more, they want you to give up because ultimately they and their offspring will take the resources
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3y ago
I'm assuming you mean like "ex-FBI" or "ex-CIA". You're totally right and that is a huge problem as well. But I would say a slightly different one.
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3y ago
A: Funneling data from its users directly to the CCP (Chinese Communist Party). Corps in China have a special relationship with the government, unlike the US. A CCP party member accompanies the CEO and is present for major decisions. Often,
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3y ago
I urge you to really think about the “end of your bloodline” thing. I know so many smart people who are going to take themselves out of the gene pool because they don’t want to sacrifice modern comforts. It makes me really sad and I think a
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3y ago
This is crazy, I’ve spent the majority of my life hearing in the news and online about the “save the bees” story. It’s been a recurring story for my entire adult consciousness, this is just so surprising to hear that it wasn’t actually very
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3y ago
I have no desire to do such a thing. Being harassed by mentally ill people on the subway is not something I want to subject myself and my family to. If you've ever tried riding a bus or the train in LA or San Francisco, you'll kno
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3y ago
If it is decided that it is okay to discriminate like this, then the precedent will be set and it will become okay to create a "whites-only", "Indian-only", "Chinese-only" investment fund as well. Seems like a
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3y ago
3 times if you count zip2, his first company, from which he netted $22M.
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3y ago
Elon had tens of millions of dollars before starting Tesla. He risked all of it to start Tesla and SpaceX.
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SpaceX is investing a ton of money into Starship/RnD. Those investments will basically be a money printer by lowering the cost to orbit drastically below any possible competitor. It’s a long term play and it’s very smart.
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3y ago
According to the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, they are actually the ones experimenting on us.
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3y ago
I think Bezos has some in a cage on his nightstand.
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3y ago
A nuclear power plant + desalination plant would fix this situation almost completely. California has the resources (money), and knowhow (tons of engineers) to make this happen if they want. Israel gets 55% of their water this way and Calif
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3y ago
Dang, I really admire Orwell, he was such an excellent writer. I liked this line the best: >But at least let us have no more nonsense about defending liberty against Fascism. If liberty means anything at all it means the right to tell pe
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3y ago
Seems to me that this article does not actually debate or discuss any points made by this party, the goal is just to describe them as "Hitler-esque" (their words) and paint them as evil. Obviously a lot of people in this party fee
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3y ago
It seems like this might be a new form of taxation. Instead of taxing people directly, which requires voter approval and creates bad press for the politicians involved, why not instead just create the money you need and pass the costs down
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3y ago
I wrote a gnarly migration using this API once. Involved extracting deeply nested json objects, conditionally transforming the values, and storing them in a new column. I wrote that migration and never touched it again and was always afraid
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3y ago
The links are all to biased, bad, sources and the headlines already have the bias baked in as well. I don't really see how this solves the problem. If this went a step further and summarized the articles while stripping out the bias, t
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3y ago
I do get a strong feeling that tools like this are just the tip of the iceberg and that programming jobs are about to get way easier. This will almost certainly push salaries down right? I don’t know, but it certainly feels that way to me.
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Thank you! D'oh! Damnit I hate when I do that, thanks for letting me know. I wish I could still edit the comment..
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3y ago
Dataless files are interesting! They are a special type of file with a bit set (and an xattr) in the file system and no actual file contents. They all live inside a “sync root” in APFS, where each sync root belongs to a specific file provid
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3y ago
This is so true for me. I was with too many people before marrying my wife (a few weeks ago). The decision to get married was really difficult for me, I had to force myself, because I knew that I could sit around just dating different peopl
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3y ago
In this metaphor, another mall would be another platform, e.g. Android. Apple isn’t stopping anyone else from creating a new platform, though it does seem pretty difficult. See: Samsung, Huawei, BlackBerry, etc
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I agree, this will probably be more impactful than the Vision Pro. Making all their products way more useful. You can already run Llama on a Mac and it’s pretty great. When Apple release theirs it will probably be a very nice experience.
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I mean, if there's something specific that he says that's untrue in this video I'd love to discuss it, but I think it's possible to listen to what people say with a skeptical ear and an open mind. I don't have to ag
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>Smithfield was bought by WH Group, a Chinese company, in 2013. Correct, Smithfield seems to have consolidated the market _before_ being acquired by WH Group. Which he says in the video. But the fact that they are still controlled by Chi
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