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7mo ago
That wasn't really the vibe in 2016 with Harvey Weinstein or Kevin Spacey. What changed?
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7mo ago
A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. -- Antoine de Saint-Exupery
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7mo ago
Can anyone tell if me there's ever been a substantial conversatino about this topic on HN? I see occasional threads that more or less whisper about it but never a major post where people really discuss it openly.
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Penalties stack up as AI spreads through the legal system
(npr.org)
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7mo ago
No. it certainly isn't. I'm damn near broke right now but it would be obvious to you if you spent ten minutes with me that I'm healthier both mentally and physically than either of those two and I can walk down any street wit
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Teever
7mo ago
So how wide spread was it? Like is there a graph of illegal gambling participation by pop over time? I've run in many different circles in my life and I've never really come across any sort of illegal gambling. I know it exists[0]
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Teever
7mo ago
It's not just the vehicular fuel that goes into this process, it's the growing the trees, harvesting them, making them into paper, then combining that paper with ink that likely has a similarly complex supply chain on a printing
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7mo ago
If you were to apply the principle of charity[0] to the person you originally asked the question to, who do you think that they would mean by the word 'they' in this context? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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7mo ago
I was describing a scenario where the teleoperated machines were used to build a base on the Moon with in situ produced materials, not one where materials are sold as export to Earth. But I'm curious to hear why you think that it will
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Teever
7mo ago
That's what I was hoping Apple was going to do with a refreshed Mac Pro. I had envisoned a smaller tower design that with PCI slots and Apple developing and selling daughter cards that were basically just a redesigned macbook pro PCB b
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7mo ago
For a while now I’ve been thinking that the solution to this kind of stuff is a sort of consumer version of the SLAPP technique. People need to start coordinating online the simultaneous action against particular corporate entities in whate
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7mo ago
I think that $100 billion, spent effectively could have resulted in Von Braun Wheels in LEO. I think that it could have resulted in teleoperated lunar mining and smelting that would be allowing us to build human bases on Earth now instead
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7mo ago
It may be building towards a system. Or it could all be cancelled in 3-4 weeks after these four explorers burn up on reentry. And then all these hopes and dreams that you have will be gone, like that $100 billion dollars just up in smoke
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7mo ago
Why does Rice play Texas? "We choose to go to the moon. We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the
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7mo ago
All of this stuff is really great but it's not worth the cost that was spent on it. The thing you have to keep asking yourself is "what could 100 billion dollars of non-pork barrel spending have bought instead of what we ended up
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Teever
7mo ago
Dude, it's a nerd-snipe conversation derailing attempt. Don't take the bait. Talk about space stuff here, not the statistical nature of Russian roulette.
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Teever
7mo ago
> to the point that there have been purges at chinese military industrial manufacturers. I'd like to learn more about this, do you have any sources that I can read?
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7mo ago
I think the distinction between the one that you're describing and the one that the person you're replying to is describing is crime. People like Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheneye were part of a criminal conspiracy to rob the Ameri
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Teever
7mo ago
Imagine you're playing tower defense. Now picture an American military base. They're pretty big, right? Now imagine how many of these shotgun towers you need to secure the paremeter based on the firing range of these weapons, then
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7mo ago
Great comment. I'm really concerned that the average American isn't taking this impending calamity seriously because they're completely unable to reason about a world where America doesn't have absolutely military supre
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7mo ago
How many shotguns? How do they reload? What happens when they run out of ammo? Can they be hacked, or duped into firing at friendly aircraft? How will they deal with the enemy adapting their drones to have camoflage? There's no way au
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7mo ago
Imagine a small quadcopter with deployment and transportation device packaged discretely inside an Amazon box. The box is shipped internationally and sent to a package delivery company that gets a job to deliver the box to an abandoned lot
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New Bernie Sanders AI Safety Bill Would Halt Data Center Construction
(wired.com)
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KR Pres excludes officials with multiple homes from real estate policymaking
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The deep cave bacteria resistant to modern medicine
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Judge dismisses lawsuit by Sam Altman's sister accusing him of sexual abuse
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The U.S. Ammo Shortage Is Worse Than You Think
(wsj.com)
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I perused the links that you provided in another comment. How much of these products are sourced from EU materials? Like is the copper in the wires from the EU? Is the wire made in the EU and coated with insulator there too? Are the moto
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7mo ago
It's difficult to reply to a comment like this because the existence of it disproves what it is arguing for. I wish this was just a Republican thing, or that people abroad perceived it as such but the reality is that people around the
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7mo ago
There's a major difference -- one involved providing a copy of your ID to a 3rd party and the other does not. I don't want my identity stolen after I bought some cough syrupe because some dirt-bag third party ID management company
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