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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
What if I considered it a moral imperative to financially damage FAANG companies in any way I can? What if I was fine paying money each month as long as it went towards harming Youtube?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Hell yeah
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
https://www.science.org/content/article/tibetans-inherited-h... There are a lot of things like this popping up in genetics research these days. I don't know why people in general hold so tightly onto this not
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
in my experience is greater than the intersection between the politically/socially popular and low impact.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Unfortunate. It frankly needs to go up in Western countries to get to half-decent crime rates.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Funny response and probably true to some extent although all human groups seem to have archaic hominid admixture whether it's neanderthal, denisovan or "ghost" dna (Why did they choose that name?). I think ultimately, contro
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
It's also utter nonsense because we have already detected UAP NHIs and are gradually beginning to understand them as the stigma fades away.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Yandex is pretty great for that. It's trash. Everything it spits out is trash. But sometimes you're looking for trash. If you're looking for some old offensive meme or whatever you can pretty easily find it in Yandex Image Se
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
You can buy a lottery ticket for every single big jackpot for a year and lose less than your average options trader. The value is the feeling you get that you and your family might not have to work for the rest of your lives. That feeling i
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Cheap food stabilizes the entire system. Expensive food is how you get riots.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Exactly, the average techbro's output working at a FAANG company likely ruins more lives than the average lifeguard saves. The compensation is clearly just.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
> All of math is a byproduct of our brains. It doesn't exist, out there, in some Platonic World. Anyone who thinks so, I'm looking at you Max Tegmark, is mistaking the map for the territory. I could brashly say the exact opposi
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
More like an institution that defames organizations, took until 2007 to recognize the Armenian Genocide and is propped up by an Apartheid State. Admittedly, their point is an oversimplification (X has many problems), but it's dishonest
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
I'll take the bet.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Okay but now I want one.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Does there exist a perfect number four independent of any real world number four?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
I don't think attacking and maligning someone else while ignoring the substance of their comment is what HN should promote in their comments.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Sometime in the past decade NPR became unlistenable for me. I'm not sure if they changed or I did but I rarely feel I get anything out of listening to NPR other than annoyance.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
I could work there and I know quite a few people who could as well. It's not a lack of skill. It's a lack of pay.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
I think a really important point that Susan doesn't go over is her course needs to be paired with something like Anki or you'll forget so much by the time you're all the way through.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
It always boggles my mind that there is this relatively well-put together effort at looking for extraterrestrial life in the stars that. . . just sort of ignores the fact that UAPs exist and are already here. It's this weird massive ep
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Maybe mass hysteria is the right response?
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Now, I'm not saying this is the case for Musk, but surely if a person that rich was heavily investing in technological research that resulted in positive feedback loops that benefitted humankind then they would be a pretty good person,
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Iris was talking about how she used construction grade phosphorous which apparently is often contaminated with Sulfur.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
> All six known reports of false arrests due to facial recognition technology were made by Black people. It's fascinating how sample size differs based on who wants what policy to be enacted. What are the false arrest rates due to p
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Yet another case where capitalism incentivizes pathologizing natural human behavior. It is absolutely normal to want to talk to people, to chitchat, to be social for some portion of the half of your waking hours that you are getting stuff d
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
> I'll argue that thinking you'll live again if you get chronically frozen requires as much faith as believing you'll live again in an afterlife. It actually requires more because there are numerous documented cases of the
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Yes, these are good ideas too.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
One of the things that has most pissed me off about these papers is that VASP is proprietary and requires a license to use.
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by NotSuspicious 3y ago
Yes, it should.

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