Pigalowda

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by Pigalowda 3y ago
It’s not worse for you personally. The US government can request and use warrants for information collected by all of those entities. The US cannot request information on Chinese citizens in China because US companies are restricted from op
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Businesses/commerce/trade have never been “free”. I’m not sure why this keeps being used as a rebuttal. These topics are covered in basic macroeconomics classes in the United States.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Says you! I think it’s important for my political party to only a function when it has majority control over the executive, legislative, and judicial branches as well as majority control over provincial governance. Once we have that we can
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
It’s idiotic. I went to Zermatt and the little grocery store there was cheaper than Seattle Safeway. A ski resort in a land locked country with higher food quality standards that has cheaper food than a coastal US city with a port is absurd
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
DPRK was more developed and wealthier than the south at the end of the UN intervention. Also they’re clearly in the former soviet and PRC sphere of influence. Saying the DPRK was forced into the Stone Age by the west gives the west a lot of
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
You picked a side, the Russian federation. I’m not sure why you are so averse to owning that you picked it. The objective reality that everyone outside of your own mind is able to perceive is that you picked a side. So yes, you are that bru
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
You are right and I suppose further debate isn't all that helpful as it won't move the needle in either direction. I guess here's "my truth" regarding Musk if you have time for it, if you don't that's OK t
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Principled to a fault is not the phrase I would use for him. That’s maybe a person like Cato. SpaceX has defense contracts with the US DoD. It can’t do business with Russian MoD or it loses the US contracts. It’s not about principles it’s a
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
He’s foisting himself into geopolitics and he’s going to be viewed through a lens of jingoism. Do you also try to find context and understand the facets of every geopolitical player? Do you figure the Russian federation needs to invade Ukra
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
I do need nuance. Just as a curiosity and maybe I’m off, but do you have a long position in Tesla?
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
I’m reminded of when Musk had the Ukrainian sea drones disabled in the middle of an attack because they were using Starlink terminals. He didn’t choose to warn them prior or disable before they launched. He had them disabled after launch so
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
This comparison doesn't make that much sense. Games are a product and bitcoin is a digital "currency" mainly used for financial speculation, fraud, gray and black market goods/services, and money laundering.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
I like the Yemen/Houthi flag. I feel like they would like to be included in your list! “God Is the Greatest, Death to America, Death to Israel, A Curse Upon the Jews, Victory to Islam” https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woke
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
What in the world? “the base LLM with existing real-world data sets, such as electronic health records and transcribed medical conversations” So it trained on text that a healthcare provider extracted from the HPI/interview, labs/
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
They’re not victims.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Maybe the first step would be to have GPT generate reasons why the artists suggestions wouldn’t work? Have a nice little adversarial set up.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
So wiser generations approve of porn on twitch? Nice.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
In case anyone was curious Both Voyager probes power themselves with radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), which convert heat from decaying plutonium into electricity. The continual decay process means the generator produces slight
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
If it’s such an infinitesimally small portion then why defend the position instead of just shedding the assets? I don’t trust their whitewashing at all. Blackfund should sell but they won’t until they’ve extracted the blood they think they
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
I wonder what other intelligent things you believe. And it’s not “NK” it is DPRK.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Blackrock and other funds buy thousands of homes and rent them out. Those are mortgage free homes.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Thats a nice little tool. Maybe it just feels red because the Trump supporters are so egregious. I’m not sure why this isn’t reflecting my experience here in person. Without a doubt seattle is liberal. But Tacoma and Spokane? I feel like I’
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Ok then you should avoid it. I however will not.
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Houston pollen is tremendously bad though as well. And the hurricanes deal a lot of flood damage to houses there every few years. I don’t like Austin weather but I could go running in the morning during the summer. In Houston in the morning
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Yea it’s a bit weird on HN. Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and El Paso vote the way they want but get lumped in with rural populations they don’t like. For example seattle is liberal but Tacoma and Spokane are definitely not. I see huge Trum
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
Complaints about the weather and then moving operations to Houston? I’ve lived in both cities and Houston is much worse for weather. I just looked at new home price in Austin though and it’s $2m for 4k square foot house. That seems like a b
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
I had a project that a US developer wanted 4x the money and 10x the duration for a really small project. I went with the eastern european developer and it was fine. The eastern european developer outsourced the project to India too when i r
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
That falls under prior art though i think
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by Pigalowda 3y ago
I don’t think that’s how Mossad would apply pressure.

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