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by _2d30 2y ago
> People don’t realize sound was solved decades ago. This really isn't true at all. HiFi has an obscene amount of snake-oil and non-rigorous design decision making. Audio Science Review ( https://www.audiosciencereview.com
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Naturally no comments on change in governance or profit structure in these reflections. He comments on the founding of OpenAI as though OpenAI the, currently, capped-profit company and OpenAI the non-profit which today controls it are the s
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by _2d30 2y ago
Then make it collapse in a spiral. Then, assuming you can make it infinitely thin, you can collapse into an arbitrarily small area.
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> the root is the unholy alliance of government and capital power. And Labor too, don't forget! https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/sag-aftra-back-an...
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> Maybe not entirely seriously, but there is a direct causative path initiated by the United States that you can follow which lead to this result. No, there isn't. There's a direct causative path initiated by Xerxes I when he l
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You could also argue that the earth is flat and lots of people do. No one can rationally argue that that was partly the US' responsibility, though.
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> So… if China mistreats their citizens, reciprocity says we must mistreat ours? This is such a silly strawman. A better example would be that reciprocity would say that if China mistreated our civilians then we should mistreat theirs. R
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by _2d30 2y ago
> I never said this. Here's a picture of your post: https://imgur.com/a/5E2sbHV
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Sorry that you don't agree that the enforcement of laws is not authoritarianism and you are currently living in a liberal society. The vast majority of people who have lived in liberal societies for ages unfortunately believe that enfo
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Your post is composed of outright lies and, charitably, ignorant analysis. It reads more like propaganda than an actual argument. > They recently shot someone for fare skipping rather than simply removing fares, even though it's a m
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The case is also going to radiate heat and turning it upside down will make that less efficient. The base won't radiate heat in the same due to being plastic and due to it already being used to pass air through.
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by _2d30 2y ago
You can subscribe to his blog with RSS: https://www.science.org/blogs/pipeline/feed
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by _2d30 2y ago
Are you specifically referring to post 10/7? Prior, this was not true. Israel assessed a VAT customs fee which was then transferred to the PA. The US has an FTA with the PA which applies across Gaza and the West Bank.
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by _2d30 2y ago
> You can fire nukes from anywhere on the globe nowadays ICBMs existed back then as well. If the nuke comes from too close, there is no ability to react with early warning systems. That was the core problem with Cuban Missile Crisis. &gt
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Not directly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helms–Burton_Act
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And yet the US trades openly with Palestine. Seems like maybe the issue with Cuba isn't entirely the US embargo?
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> lmao it’s such a tiny insignificant island nation- I never understood why the US should be afraid of Cuba lmao wait until you find out how much damage a nuclear warhead can do and how small they are. They can even fit on a tiny insigni
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And yet billions in trade with the EU: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/isdb_results/factsheets/country...
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by _2d30 2y ago
I'm not missing anything. I was very clearly implying one specific point that Cuba has never been a "mostly developed country" and has been impoverished ever since Castro and the communists took over.
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by _2d30 2y ago
So you just made up a rationale for the embargo that's completely divorced from reality and then dunked on it? This would play great on Twitter or Reddit, you should post there as well. The embargo doesn't exist because the US is
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by _2d30 2y ago
Cuba wouldn't ally with the US in its current form. It's openly hostile to the US. It's like suggesting Venezuela allying with the US.
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Undoubtedly the US embargo and its extension of potential sanctions to foreign entities which violate are in part causes of a weak economy. However, this is an incomplete picture. Cuba has essentially no market economy whatsoever. All evide
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by _2d30 2y ago
> It's pretty rare for a mostly developed country to collapse into poverty without a war. Since when was Cuba, post Castro, anything other than impoverished?
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So just like half the world’s population then. Pretty much a total failure.
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Just looked at the Apple App store and it's #1 in the Free Apps ranking lol
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So pretty much just vague references to some studies? Your second reference link is literally just the title of a study and you cite nothing directly from it. For the first study, you have conveniently focused on "supersonic flight&quo
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Tell me why we should be. Your answer can’t just be a vague reference to “some studies”.
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That's not relevant to the comparison in any way.
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A single truck requires more energy to operate in a year than 70k homes do!? I find this extremely difficult to believe. As far as I can tell, the EIA [1] suggests the average home uses 10,791 kWh a year. A gallon of gasoline contains ~33.7

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