EA-3167

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by EA-3167 5d ago
They don't own the buildings, but it's frequently part of a condo association and they own a unit or two.
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by EA-3167 5d ago
Look into the time frames a bit more, this isn’t a switch they flip. If the bubble bursts today it will be years before those downstream effects add up.
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by EA-3167 5d ago
> What do you think all the PhD's and post-doc students are doing...? Thinking.
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by EA-3167 5d ago
That’s a good expansion of the premise, I’d support your idea wholeheartedly. Let PE raid chain restaurants and toy stores, not essential services where they add no value and only extract wealth.
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by EA-3167 5d ago
While I agree with the content of the article, you’re right about it being the output of an LLM. https://www.pangram.com/history/6451ec6b-90b6-4e17-bfc9-6730...
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by EA-3167 5d ago
If the business is a hospital? Yes.
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by EA-3167 5d ago
It’s a great way to sign up young men for military duty too, sell it to them like it’s something exciting and awesome… and they can’t handle it.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
In fact as a business opportunity it did just that because the massive investment in the mid-late 1990's was without anything like a connection to profitability or sustainable demand. It took years after that crash for the concept of e
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Safety Warning: Carborane Mixtures(science.org)
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by EA-3167 6d ago
Not at all, I’m going to relax with a cooling drink and watch the consequences of this unbelievably destructive and wasteful venture implode. I also adore the idea that it's on the customer to be "fair" to a company that dump
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by EA-3167 6d ago
Or even more amusing in time for the bubble to burst, I hope the big RAM makers end up holding the whole bag for that. Greedy bastards.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
Almost as though “AI hate” is an arbitrary metric that you just happen to be obsessed with.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
Repeating an untruth doesn't make it true, something the NYP could stand to learn. https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/new-york-post/
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by EA-3167 6d ago
Remember the average person doesn’t comment, they just lurk and maybe vote. Our sense of who the average HN person is comes from an incredibly skewed sample.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
If your alternative to news is fantasy then I’d suggest you have more problems than finding local news.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
I’m guessing you got a surge of the people passionate and interested in that cause more than they cared about intellectual curiosity. Then the rest of us who don’t really want to see the same things everywhere didn’t engage and it dropped.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
“Go to the park” the guy says, you complain about not going to the park, but just hanging out in your yard.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
Slop all the way down, I guess at least if we’re being charitable. If we’re being less charitable this is trying to gamify getting free training data.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
As much as the NYT is a shadow of its former self, it's still news and not a tabloid rag. If you want "local news" like the NYP writers it you might as well just read The National Inquirer.
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by EA-3167 6d ago
As much as I loathe Anthropic and the rest, your point follows naturally from the fact that this is the New York Post, which is sort of like The Sun in the US. I literally wouldn't wipe my ass with it, and while I have no problem belie
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by EA-3167 6d ago
I put it to you that at most the US is helping to torture the Cuban people, a job that the Cuban government has been taking the reigns on for decades. It's not as though this is a crisis that emerged out of nowhere, or that Trump spent
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by EA-3167 7d ago
Basically asking the government to hobble the competition so they can IPO before the music stops.
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by EA-3167 7d ago
The walls are closing in and the president is gleefully lighting fires he has no intention of putting out. There's a reason they're rushing like mad to an IPO, but as we saw with OpenAI it's easier said than done when your bu
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by EA-3167 8d ago
Sure, but the real question is, "Will a judge not immediately see through this and punish them accordingly in any realistic case?" Sort of like EULA's a lot of the "value" is incredibly theoretical.
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by EA-3167 8d ago
> I am skeptical of the claim that voluntarily pedophilia harms children. The arguments that it causes harm seem to be based on cases which aren't voluntary, which are then stretched by parents who are horrified by the idea that the
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by EA-3167 8d ago
Ironically one of his fan’s “support pages” is a great source of just that. https://stallmansupport.org/debunking-false-accusations-agai... > “In 2006, Stallman published a controversial comment about the intention of pe
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by EA-3167 8d ago
That’s exactly what I needed to see, thank you!
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by EA-3167 9d ago
Thanks, but I’m not I’ll-informed, I just disagree with you.
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by EA-3167 9d ago
Don’t throw other people under the bus to justify what a wretched person he is. Being autistic doesn’t make you defend pedophilia or any of the other unpleasantness he’s implicated in.
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by EA-3167 9d ago
Outside of this niche the people interested in cameras on their glasses is incredibly niche, while the desire not to be filmed covertly is almost universal. Phone cameras are hardly free from problems either, as upskirting shows. I would ex

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