N_Lens

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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Astroturfing and opinion manipulation.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Take your meds and get to bed grandpa.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
I think there's massive astroturfing with the usual talking points about drug trafficking, Maduro a dictator, Venezuelans are "Happy" plastered everywhere to try and distract from the naked fact of the oil.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
It's not about drugs, it's about oil. Anyone saying otherwise is just arguing in bad faith.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
I'm left wondering what this covert mesh traffic is actually accomplishing, and whether it's actually controversial or whether the researcher came across a red herring (Perhaps background file transfer such as airdrop while in air
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Thanks for sharing, good luck and Godspeed!
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
I can only foresee a continued degradation of the online commons as AI unleashes a torrential firehose of deleterious content at any bad actors' whims.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Mice are going to have the best mental health in the Universe before the decade is out.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Try focusing on software architecture and organisation/factoring since AI is an incredible force multiplier for these skills currently and foreseeably.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
A lot of (carefully hedged) pro Codex posts on HN read suspect to me. I've had mixed results with both CC and Codex and these kinds of glowing reviews have the air of marketing rather than substance.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Excellent work. I've played Jackbox party games before and they're a lot of fun!
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
(Violation of)
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
And the green checkmarks
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Psychological Wellbeing Predicts Later Self Control, but Not Vice Versa(journals.sagepub.com)
3 points by N_Lens 10mo ago|1 comments
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Although self-control is commonly believed to contribute to greater well-being, current evidence is inconclusive due to methodological and statistical issues. Indeed, there are both theoretical and empirical grounds to expect the opposite c
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Interviewer has some seriously high EQ coming to George's side of the conversation over and over while he's going off on tangents and completely disorganized in his arguments.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Interesting that costumed faces are also blurred (The rabbit costume and the other masked costumes).
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Ye olde Freeze Peach - $2
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Having been born Baha'i and going through the exploration of Abrahamic religions, I came to the conclusion that Eastern thought on divinity was more palatable and sane than simplistic monotheistic apprehensions of the Abrahamic faiths.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Auth wall
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
It seems package theft is on the rise and a lot of drivers get away with it because they only steal intermittently. Sad state of affairs, really.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Most dApps are low effort slop looking for a quick payday (Even by crypto standards).
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
I don't see some other groundbreaking work on this list, such as the recent breakthroughs in gene editing to cure genetic illnesses in humans for the first time this year.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Nice! Another channel to get to know more about Elon Musk's achievements https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/3172148-grok-41-glazing-elon...
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Unfortunate for his passenger and their family.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Thankfully AI will solve this problem once and for all by ending jobs /s.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
I think this problem should be solved politically/legally first, technology can easily track money as you know. How are scammers able to operate bank accounts without leaving any traces, and why don’t the police and banks have the powe
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Incompetent workers are liable.
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
XKCD for everything!
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by N_Lens 10mo ago
Then they'll drown in it until they grow tired of it.

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