RyanAdamas

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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
For all of the "what will this mean if true" posts; this is a foundational technology that will produce other technologies and advancements we can't yet determine. If it's able to enhance current quantum computer's
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Both are pinned to my Vivaldi as we speak... converse. Proton Mail has some extra features (vpn), and I like it's interface a little better, but I've been using Tutanota for much longer. Tutanota has had some issues with the Germa
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
So wait, did we ever figure out what the Secret Word actually was??
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
This is wonderful! The layout is great, the content is extensive, and the name/logo is pretty sweet.
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Um, don't argue with the church or else you're going to hell. The priests say so.
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Ultimately, the money for these projects comes from the government. Major works projects which have revolutionized how we live never begin as private enterprise; those are relegated to products and services with incremental contributions to
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Therapy is to our modern life as Confession once was to the past.
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
This is exactly why the US Government will not create a Citizen Network for authenticated social sharing among actual participants in our Social Contract. It's absolutely a path to despotism, and very few have the stomach for rebellion
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Well, if LK-99 (not to make it about that again, but come on..) if LK-99 is real and works and is highly refined, we're talking about 5 mile runways of magnetic pulse projection into the stars. Rail systems would be far superior to roc
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Really like the theme of this piece. My concern with long-term AI support, which coaching and mentoring in a professional environment needs to be for the full impact of development cycles, is what happens when the provider of the AI starts
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Wonder what will happen to certain websites that host from Aeroject...
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Honestly, how many years of storytelling in bars is this public servant going to get out of that garden hose? Solid ordinance work my man, solid! >local authorities were first tipped off to the unlicensed facility when a local code enfor
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Well, at least we can trust the government to patch the hole, compensate the people affected, and improve their security for 3rd party providers from here on out. Right?...
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
We just need to ban crypto in the USA through cutting off their access to dollar transfers and pulling exchange charters. The SEC should have never made it an asset. People who have crypto can still get their money out from overseas institu
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Generally we attribute a greater sense of civil government functionality to the people who actually fought to create it for us. In this context, these folks believed that for an engaged citizenry and a government reflective of their values
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
UBI. After PPP came out I realized the government has truly become a cash piñata. There is very little concern for people and way too much liberty for corporate powers. The economy is not a balancing act, it's a deck stacking game.
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Poo pooing more representation is an odd stance. Especially because of.... money? This country has never stopped spending money no matter how much austerity is discussed. We do have a bureaucracy problem and that begins with the unions and
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Which is why we need 10x as many Senators and House Reps across the board. The original consideration for the House was 1 in 30k voters; its now closer to 1 in 600k. The Senate was supposed to be elected by the Senate of the state they came
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
>This respect from the local population contributed to a legitimization of the mafioso, who received the support of the population given that their crimes were justified when committed against delinquents who were even worse than he (Col
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Thank you, I am mistaken.
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
GDP not outpacing inflation (2.97% last quarter) with such abysmal velocity (1.37%) is not great. It means money is moving slowly through the system because there is far more in the supply than in the past and the economic activity its gene
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Ok, if that's the case, why the imperfect demonstration? Why not dozens and dozens of videos showing such a monumental success in action? The lack of clear evidence, especially with social media frenzies, is a red flag in my opinion.
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Ok, but if they said as much why then would people shift resources to try and 'rediscover' something that may take years? Not saying it, means people will pursue the fabrication more readily. I heard your point nonetheless. It was
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
What if the team itself did create LK-99 that is a superconductor, but they aren't able to reproduce it and only have the sample left that works. Hence, they aren't able to make more of it to prove their success, but rather decide
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
It's time to kill Microsoft. Corporations are the death of innovation and Microsoft with it's $10B investment in 'Open'AI and it's guaranteed 100x return from it, is absurd and absolutely reveals the façade that is
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This article makes a good point to the cost curve of competing, and also demonstrates why monopolies are bad as they build barriers to entry into the market to reduce competition. The only way to defeat something that has cornered a market
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
What if the team itself did create LK-99 that is a superconductor, but they aren't able to reproduce it and only have the sample left that works. Hence, they aren't able to make more of it to prove their success, but rather decide
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
The same could have been said for any program (and was) from the NLRA to ACA. Accountability and open source functionality would be the key to providing civil overview beyond the necessary committees and boards within the government. We pro
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Yes, along with social media platforms. At least in the USA, to protect free speech, press, assembly, association, and the host of rights no enumerated, but retained. The US government, in my mind and in practice, appears to need 3rd party
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by RyanAdamas 3y ago
Wow, that's pretty damning. Good one.

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