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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Can somebody who has been following this story in detail let me know how credible their claims that the IAEA has been infiltrated by Israeli espionage are? If so, is there any way an independent party could set up a replacement for the IAEA
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
One of the biggest shocks to the competitiveness of American labor is cost disease. Because they share a currency with high value-add services clusters like the Bay Area their prices are dragged upwards by the productivity gains of unrelate
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Assuming this is a good faith effort to communicate a problematic situation, why not turn OEC data into some attention-grabbing pie charts?
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Are there any plans to do what Vitoplantamura does?
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
All TV commercials are an intrusive attack against the person, some are just better at engendering a sense of the futility of resistance than others.
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
According to their roadmap they've built two prototypes that are net energy positive, with no mention of how their numbers compare to other kinds of wind power devices.
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Could they have gotten a lot more?
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
There's a lot to be gained from using the lens of push and pull factors. Device addiction notwithstanding there is a much higher expectation of parental time investment into modern childrearing than before and better advertising of chi
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Isn't the rebuttal that these states merely were able to kickstart the import substitution process and could not produce endogenous economic progress without a developed country to borrow memes from?
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
I think there is a mixture of useful insights and novice errors here. If you're interested, I can recommend Steven Byrnes' series on valence and self-models as some of the most compelling introductory blog essays about seriously a
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
I disagree with the forecast too, but your critique is off-base. The assumption that exponential cash is required assumes that subexponential capex can't chug along gradually without the industry collapsing into mass bankruptcy. Additi
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
The thought process alluded to here that every person is the ceo of their own firm - Self, Inc. - is the same kind of un-unlearnable universal acid as darwinism. An idea that germinates criticism of many other preconceived notions. The end
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
People self report not having kids because of monetary concerns en masse but poverty didn't have this effect on natalism in the past. I think there is an ideological component. Because continental philosophy in the wake of the world wa
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
It's all well and good telling parents to do better, but this situation could only have arose in the first place because there is some kind of systemic reason for parents to not really care about the wellbeing of their offspring. Is th
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Do you have a list of LLMs you plan to add support for in the future?
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Having lurked this debate for a while my takeaway is that the European open source community is consistently poor at translating their selling points into the buzzword-heavy powertalk of the people who direct the writing of the MFF (like EC
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
You aren't seriously suggesting that people will take out prediction market bets on people's death dates and then commit murder to rig the bet? How would a prediction market on anybody's death date get enough liquidity for th
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
The article doesn't mention any details about public alerts. I'd like to see the eventual postmortem cover whether there were any warnings being sent directly to phones in Anoka, Hennepin and Ramsay counties or if alerts have been
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How the Las Vegas Sphere was built(cewblog.com)
4 points by OgsyedIE 1y ago|3 comments
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
It's strange that all four examples in the article are people with commonly objectionable right-wing views when the UK has sent arresting officers to people on the basis of online comments across the political spectrum in the last coup
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Law is downstream of politics in every place it has ever existed, however. The truth about 'Rule of Law' is that it is something that we make, and could just as easily make differently.
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
The title (at time of writing) omits the full quote in a way that becomes a glaring misquote. His quote in full has a very different meaning: > "And by the way if you did it in Britain and no one else did it, you would basically kil
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
The lack of competence is downstream of a lack of vision. Fix it and the competence will come. Don't fix it and every attempt to imbue competence will fail.
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
That's not what I'm saying at all.
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Judging from their handling of the American-dominated search, email and cloud shenanigans to the EU's detriment already, the EU probably can't even conceive that the infrastructure giants like PCH even need to be threatened yet. T
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
So, a thing that isn't conscious becomes a thing that is?
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
An argument in favor of AI consciousness (which I believe originates with Dennett) is that we already have examples, in the real world today, of things that are not conscious becoming things that are conscious. Gametes. Sperm and egg cells,
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Prosecutors, too. They're also movants.
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
Yes, the required security is proportional to the costs and damages of all parties the court may find wrongfully impacted.
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by OgsyedIE 1y ago
The law doesn't matter, since the bill also prohibits all judges in the USA, every single one, from enforcing almost all kinds of injunctions or contempt penalties. (§70302, p.562)

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