N_Lens

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by N_Lens 7mo ago
Followed closely by malice
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
Yes they certainly do. Either leadership attracts people with these traits, or the position leads to cultivation of these traits, or both.
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
The noble truth of 'Dukha' doesn't translate to 'life is full of suffering', but rather that life contains suffering, which may sound obvious but there is a subtler meaning here. The subtler meaning is that nothing
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
Thanks for sharing.
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
Most leaders in the Western/developed world have similar paranoid thought processes.
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
Do you have a recommendation for a service? I'd like to try it out.
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
Because it would have been an act of aggression to close off the strait. Iran did not want to invite war, the US and Israel have entirely been the aggressors in this recent conflict.
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
Good work! Sorry to hear you're in this situation, good luck and godspeed!
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by N_Lens 7mo ago
AI has some weird unexpected uses that haven’t been fully uncovered yet, while it fails to scale or match the needed accuracy on expected usecases.
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Washington Post – In the Long Run, Wars Make Us Safer and Richer (2014)(washingtonpost.com)
9 points by N_Lens 7mo ago|4 comments
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Opinion piece that I thought was thought provoking.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
"The masses/general populace are the enemy" - once you understand that this is the fundamental belief at the root of the elites behaviour, everything will make sense. Flock cameras and AI surveillance is designed to reign in
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
Nowaymo!
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
Thanks for the sensible chuckle.
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What an angry blogpost!
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There’s an old saying regarding what you’re saying.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
I've been journalling for ages and I'm yet to see the value of it. Will keep it up regardless, someone else may derive value from my journals with tags and notes.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
I think the article misses the mark somewhat - a lot of ordinary workers don’t possess enough of a refined or sharp skillset, that they cannot be replaced by an LLM. A lot of people don’t have the output necessary to justify their salary (m
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
Remains to be seen if humanity will survive capitalism.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
That kind of recursion also plays a role in a certain human cognitive process - the one leading to psychosis.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
This kind of early warning could potentially save lives, MDD is no joke.
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Besides, establishment Democrats aren’t exactly for the common man, they’re just not as cartoonishly evil as the Republicans. Democrats would likely still be in favor of Flock cameras.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
I do think there are subjects where tech is integral and needed, but yes we should go back to pen and paper as much as possible.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
The purpose is grift!
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
The answer is - Grift!
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
It's good to see empirical evidence for what many people already know - Musk's takeover of Twitter was instrumental in getting Trump elected.
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
Anyone have an archive link?
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The openings reporting looks inaccurate, according to stats on a friend's Lichess profile. It's reporting London style when he claims he never plays that.
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You'll probably have more meaningful conversations about this at your local asylum /s
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by N_Lens 8mo ago
This is exactly what I needed today! "Job Done!"

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