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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
> People salivate so hard at the thought of the high level of automation promised that they're willing to do away with privacy altogether and live in Data Communism. This occurred long time ago comrade 'aeblyve.
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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
I'm not sure if I totally agree but this is an amazing breakdown.
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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
If it's the gathering, then all of the above is more or less true.
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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
> It is proposed that happiness be classified as a psychiatric disorder and be included in future editions of the major diagnostic manuals under the new name: major affective disorder, pleasant type. In a review of the relevant literatu
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The Putney Debates (1647)(putneydebates.com)
1 points by _doctor_love 7mo ago|0 comments
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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
Yes, I read the news. Obama floated the idea. So did Trump in his first term. Biden did also. Bush didn't advocate for less frequent reporting but he DID sign Sarbanes-Oxley, so that at least was something. Wall Street wants the quarte
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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
If they manage to pull this off, that'll be quite something. I believe all US Presidents this century have advocated for this in one form or another and it never goes anywhere because of Wall St.
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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
I don't know you, but I do know that you haven't studied Adam Smith. edit: lol bring the downvotes, I actually read The Wealth of Nations PLUS Smith's other essays.
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by _doctor_love 7mo ago
Something wonderful happens in learning with others. AI can't replace the human connection.
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Intersubjectivity(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by _doctor_love 7mo ago|1 comments
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
I think my definition and your definition of what constitutes an attack are fairly different. I’m offering feedback, not an attack.
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
That’s funny. I find it pretty rude to ask a question on a fairly well-documented historical topic that you could also very easily have found out with a simple Google search. Back in the day, we used to reply to people, “Let me Google that
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
lol this got downvoted - sorry that I studied history!
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
Most of 19th and early-20th century history, which is very much recent history. Look up: - The Haymarket Affair - The Homestead Strike - The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire - The Ludlow Massacre - The Battle of Blair Mountain You could als
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
Plus one to this -- also "very well" can indicate that I'm satisfied with the output produced and now we are on to the next stage.
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
We do the work, you do the pleasure!
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
I find it weird that this comment is gray but it's the only one in the thread so far that mentions TLA+ which is highly relevant here.
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
That's the goal. The Jones Act guarantees a lot of American jobs and those workers are expensive. This allows US port-to-port shipping at much lower prices. Good for the bottom line, bad for the worker.
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
But it does work for them? They make tons of money.
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
> What if Lovable's mission became: Pay out $1 billion to vibe coders. This reframes everything. Customer success means revenue success. Platform improvements mean better monetization tools. Growth means more builders making more m
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
The button is now the shortcut for voice dictation. At the moment, apps like Wisprflow or OpenWhispr are using it as their main shortcut, and I’m sure it’s just a matter of time before Apple integrates it as the default for Siri.
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Unnecessariat (2016)(morecrows.wordpress.com)
1 points by _doctor_love 8mo ago|1 comments
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
It always comes down to economics and then the person and their attitude towards themselves. Some things are worth learning deeply, in other cases the easy / fast solution is what the situation calls for. I've thought recently tha
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
UO was the best online game for me. All others stand in its shadow. It was the most "free" in terms of what you could do and the appeal was the non-gamification. I loved Everquest and World of Warcraft but those didn't feel &
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by _doctor_love 8mo ago
I can't recall the last time you invited me to your house for a cup of coffee.