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Bill Gates – AI is about to change how you use computers
(old.reddit.com)
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JSavageOne
3y ago
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JSavageOne
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I'm surprised this even legally flies. Seems like the legal equivalent of creating a shell company.
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JSavageOne
3y ago
Ok but then contractors have the freedom to work whatever hours they want, not show up to the office, and subcontract out their work - right? If so that might be more appealing than being an employee
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JSavageOne
3y ago
Yes but coercion implies a threat. If the guy was in another country, it's hard for me to imagine how she became a "digital sex slave" (how the article refers it) instead of just blocking the guy. Naturally I'd imagine t
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JSavageOne
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Asking for an explanation as to which part made it "coercion" means I "need a playbook for the sexual exploitation of children?" Wtf kind of leap of logic is that? The article didn't provide any explanation as to ho
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JSavageOne
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Punishing minors for "distributing child pornography" over content of themselves sent in private is completely outrageous. Had you not linked those sources there's no way I'd believe our justice system would be so absurd
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JSavageOne
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Well that's the question I'm asking, and you didn't answer the question > coerce - persuade (an unwilling person) to do something by using force or threats. What was the threat? Why did she oblige? Why didn't she just
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It's horrible that this happened and obviously I'm glad the pedophile is in jail, but how exactly was she "coerced"? And how is any of this Omegle's fault?
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JSavageOne
3y ago
It's important but at the end of the day our capitalist system requires me to find a way to convince somebody to give me their money in order to survive
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3y ago
Anybody can pick a few random quotes out of context and dispute them. Keep in mind I'm not actually defending Peterson's views (I agree with some, disagree with others), I'm defending his status as a public intellectual. My e
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JSavageOne
3y ago
You realize Peterson was famous well before that 18 month drug addiction, correct?
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JSavageOne
3y ago
Amazing, you've managed to meaningfully discredit thousands of hours of content and a couple books in a couple flippant sentences /s
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JSavageOne
3y ago
He was addicted for 18 months, but he was famous well before this. In any case none of this has any relevance to his status as a public intellectual.
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JSavageOne
3y ago
Even if you disagree with him Jordan Peterson is absolutely a public intellectual. Anyone who has been so publicly outspoken with such an enormous following and made a dent in the universe is absolutely a public intellectual. Just because y
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JSavageOne
3y ago
If you were publicly outspoken on all of your views across all facets of life (eg. controversial topics, personal topics like relationships) with thousands of hours of content online, there would be plenty of people who strongly disagree wi
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3y ago
Nothing you just said disputes any of what Peterson has said. The fact that you mention him being a "drug addict" (he was briefly addicted to anti-depressants after his wife got cancer) and then use words like "whining"
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JSavageOne
3y ago
Is there no way to play the notes on the keyboard (without clicking)?
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JSavageOne
3y ago
> Stack Overflow serves all the traffic with only 9 on-premise web servers, and it’s on monolith! It has its own servers and does not run on the cloud. This is contrary to all our popular beliefs these days. Love this part. I wonder how
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JSavageOne
3y ago
Yes Google Cloud Run is my go-to for all my side projects, and AWS doesn't have anything equivalent. Never saw any reason to use AWS for that reason as Google has everything else I'd need. And if I just want a cheap VPS, would pre
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JSavageOne
3y ago
As I load this article on mobile a video pops up taking up half my screen with no obvious way to get rid of it, how ironic.
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JSavageOne
3y ago
https://mindgarden.app/ Offline WYSIWYG markdown editor + publishing tool with a Notion-like UI. You can load a local folder from your computer by clicking the "open folder" button on the splash screen. There you
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JSavageOne
3y ago
I'm a huge fan of walkable cities (generally the norm outside the U.S) but the article doesn't actually any good pictures of the neighborhood, and the few pictures look terrible.
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JSavageOne
3y ago
People buy many things that aren't legal tender - money market funds, bonds, stocks, gold, etc.
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JSavageOne
3y ago
Ethereum is decentralized and Vitalik has no direct authority over the protocol
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JSavageOne
3y ago
It's funny because HN was initially supportive of Bitcoin when it first came out, but ever since it became popular has been vehemently against it. It's like the reverse of that famous HN post when Dropbox was announced and the top
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JSavageOne
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> It's scam in that you're being enticed to mislead yourself. That doesn't even make sense. > Most children understand that "monopoly money" isn't real "legal tender" --- but you don't? No
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Someone not understanding what they're buying when the information is all publicly available doesn't make it a scam. Again, a scam implies someone being "misled". If you buy some ecstasy and its laced with fentanyl, you
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3y ago
The future is layer 2s. Other blockchains that advertise smaller fees and faster transaction times all sacrifice on decentralization and/or security, and would not retain those advantages if their usage was at the same scale as ethereu
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JSavageOne
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Bitcoin uses about 100x more energy than ethereum, has 5x less throughput, and doesn't natively support smart contracts. There's definitely also room for ethereum.
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Much much easier to ban a physical item like gold than crypto. Trying to ban crypto is like trying to ban p2p file sharing, except with much more serious implications as it would also kill a country's presence and innovation in the ind
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