WarmWash

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by WarmWash 5mo ago
But they were forced to, and it cost them billions. Far more than what they saved. Megacorp is still paying for the superfund near me, despite it being deemed contained 45 years ago. Mom and pop places that caused super funds never paid out
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
The big producers would do it. Its the small guys and the fly by night mom&pop producers who leave pure environmental carnage behind.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
I'm sure if Norway approached the American labs with goal of making a curated datasets for training, they would absolutely get in the training door, and those models would likely run circles around anything that could be domestically d
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Its probably cheaper to start buying out people now (no way this cost isn't going to be socialized) than to risk in the future ultra expensive bleeding heart projects to kick the can down the road. At the very least a moratorium on new
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
And most people don't remember anything from before age 5 anyway.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Every 24hr news org has an agenda to maximize clicks/views from their ideologically captured herd. This isn't a left/right thing either.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
This is what people wanted, and we all act like it's bad they did it.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Nobody wants to pay for anything, so the services that figured out how to profit from people not paying will win. There was this idea born in the late '90's/early 00's that everything digital should be free. The internet
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Why would I spend my time reading a random blog? The author makes no effort anywhere on the site to give themselves any credibility. They don't even give their name or occupation. A google search lends no more real information either.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
It seems like the person is fighting the good fight, maybe, but who is Dynomight? These random bloggers/influencers speaking from self-proclaimed high ground is in large part how we got in this mess. There are a gazillion people out th
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Your reply is self-contradictory Why would he need workarounds if he can "executively order those pesky things out of existence"? And if he needs to find workarounds, then that's because the courts are working, no?
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
>Worst thing China can do is steal your IP if you’re not a Chinese national and have no ties to China And what if you end up being someone with power or data access in the US over something that interests the party in China? The Chinese
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
On social media. I'm not sure of the genesis of it, but it got traction with "health-fluencers" (not to be confused with health experts) and has spread like wildfire despite no real evidence backing it up. Its just a circle
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
The US is an economic miracle for white collar workers. For blue collar it's been nothing but off-shoring, downsizing, and shutting down for 50 years now. Those are the people who elected Trump. That's why he goes so hard on tarif
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
No, there isn't really much debate, but definitely a lot of debate between left wing and right wing populism, which seems to be what you are stuck on. It seems like I'm trying to tell you he is a populist, and you are trying to te
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Do you know what populism is, or do you think you know what populism is because you're inferring it from random social media posts?
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
You are right, but competent populist or incompetent populist is still populist.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
I understand the need for charity, and we should be doing it to support these countries. But I don't see how to logically make the connection that when you pull that charity back, you are now responsible for any crisis. That is exactly
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Trump is the populist candidate elected to put the US back on competitive economic footing. His economic policy has way more overlap with Bernie's than people tend to understand. Both believe immigration lowers wages, and both believe
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Giving industry "room to breathe" means cutting regulations, including what many view as worker protections. I don't know if there is the social inertia yet on the ground for "screw the benefits, I want to save the ship&
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
>That does probably have its effect on economic growth.. Yes it does, it has kept the US economy growing and relevant. Europe has been economically stagnant and resting on its laurels for 30 years. Also QoL in the US is high, you just ne
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Reading this is like when you hear fat people talk about how all these corporations just keep forcing them to eat junk food. Meanwhile you live in the same society and eat healthy without issue or expense.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
They also work 400 hours less per year than their US counterparts and 1000 less than their Chinese counterparts. You might be comfortable in that life, but you won't be competitive.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Which might be impossible given that sacrifices will have to be made in the interim, and people already riot if you even hint at moving retirement age up a year.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
The actual question is if (capable) SWEs will choose working for (or be a founder of) Dutch/Euro tech companies over US ones, or even leave the US to live there. Europe is an excellent value prop if you want to be a bartender or baker.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
They're letting Chinese cars in when automobiles are there last remaining mega industry. How can you take them seriously?
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
If deepseek is the customer being billed by AWS, they can do whatever they want.
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Altman said months ago that they are expecting around $65/user/month from ad-supported ChatGPT. A strong hint about where they see account prices in the future. When you run the numbers, $65/mo turns AI investment into a a 5-
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by WarmWash 5mo ago
Trivially more difficult, kids in middle school were doing it so that bar isn't that high.

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