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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Generally while having less time for yourself and suffering more. The article is talking about a fusion startup that pays less vs a "normal sort of business" that pays more. I would expect the startup to require more work. And
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I'm assuming you're not saying Tolkien based his description of Bilbo on that Leonov. Are you saying the illustrator based the illustrations on Leonov? Does Leonov actually say that? Or just that the description and illustrations
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by Thorrez 1y ago
If the US dollar was being devalued faster than reported, and the Euro wasn't, wouldn't that be visible in the exchange rate?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Your original comment was "You're making his point. 4br in only 2k sqft? For 2M? Please..." That's not the same point as sblocal123's point. Regarding the real estate location point, yes, you and caminante made the
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>You could use a different term if this one is too fuzzy. What would we use? Existence of brain waves? Existence of neurons? Those both would include most animals. >like recognition of self, by which you prioritize e.g. a person over
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Sure. I believe that anyone who eats meat cannot take a moral stance against hunting in general. An animal that lived in the wild then was killed and eaten lived a more fulfilling life than an animal in a factory farm that was killed and ea
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>Signal when you change lanes or exit the roundabout. California Driver Handbook https://www.dmv.ca.gov/web/eng_pdf/dl600.pdf
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Hunting/fishing are one type of "outdoor stuff".
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by Thorrez 1y ago
From what I understand, they generally require complete reliable exploits. I don't think they generally buy proofs of concept, or exploits that only work some percent of the time. This specific exploit worked 80% of the time, which I&#
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Is a newborn conscious? Is a dog conscious? If we want to value a newborn's life more than a dog, I think we need to consider more than just consciousness, but another factor: humanity. So now there are 2 factors: continuation of consc
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by Thorrez 1y ago
It doesn't help. I don't see how that's related to either the article or the comment. Except of course that this Wikipedia article is off topic from other discussion, and thus fits with the article's theme of off topic d
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by Thorrez 1y ago
The article says that that post was likely a fake post created by Toha to throw off authorities: >It seems plausible that the BMW ad invoking Toha’s email address and the name and phone number of a Russian citizen was simply misdirection
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Is this comment related to the article? Is this comment an off topic comment, to realize the goal of the article of having off topic conversations?
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I don't see a link to Elevenlabs. So I'll post one: https://elevenlabs.io/ . It doesn't look open source to me.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Was the article edited? I don't see the link in the article to that subreddit.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Thanks for the info! Yeah, I didn't realize the different neighborhoods. That first one you linked to must be priced based on building something new there. The Zillow listing even has pictures of plans for a new house. Here's a 22
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I think I agree with most of your first section. A couple points though: >However, I am very certain that this conviction is not a scientific necessity. Well personhood isn't a scientific concept. So science can't prove when pe
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by Thorrez 1y ago
I'm not cherrypicking. Those are all the top results that Google gave me. I didn't omit any. You said "what most would consider to be a source of ridicule (4BR SFH in 2k sqft)". You didn't say that it would only be
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Hiring.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
That's a good point. However, it doesn't mean fertilization isn't the point when personhood begins. When choosing the point at which personhood begins, we should look at the stages of development to identify the most likely c
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The first bullet point is "Enter an email address or phone number". That's not MFA. MFA stands for multi-factor authentication. If the authentication only requires a code sent to an email OR phone number, that's just a s
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by Thorrez 1y ago
My point is that there isn't any point that can be chosen except fertilization, due to the continuum of development.
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by Thorrez 1y ago
> Such a definition raises more problems than it solves, That's a good point. However, none of the examples of situations where the definition is debatable apply to humans. The page lists viruses, colonial organisms, zooids, and col
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Who would TSMC buy the shares from? Investors or Intel? See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44809007 .
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by Thorrez 1y ago
Who would TSMC buy the shares from? Would they buy existing shares from investors? Would they really find enough investors willing to sell shares at market price? I doubt it. There would be a lot of investors that would rather hold than sel
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by Thorrez 1y ago
It might be hotter outside than inside. Someone might think "It's hot, therefore I'll open my fridge to cool it down in here." But that will lead to it getting even hotter, not cooler. If the A/C is on, it'll r
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>My fridge: should I improperly close its door, it'll emit some faint noise for like 30 seconds. It's a totally valid important notification, as nobody wants to burn electricity to cold the room while the food goes bad. Note th
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by Thorrez 1y ago
>most would consider to be a source of ridicule (4BR SFH in 2k sqft) I don't think most people would consider it a source of ridicule. (BTW, you omitted 279sqft.) In all the places I see discussing it online, I see tons of people sa
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My worry is that if infants are only partial people, then people might come up with arguments that it's ok to kill them in some situations. And it opens the door to start classifying other people as partial people (e.g. disabled people
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>Our standard five-seat crew cab features a 5-foot bed capacity with a configurable mid-partition that either increases the bed size to accommodate 4-by-8-foot plywood sheets with the tailgate up or to allow for additional seating for up

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