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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Which is exactly what happened though? I never engaged with most of what the author laments - one thing i found hard was to exist in society without a smartphone, but thats more down to current personal circumstances than inevatibility. My
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Through a very complicated, long, and ardous process. Its mostly by design (at least in my country) so one bad actor (e.g. a failed painter) cant change the whole system instantly
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
To me one of the great tragedies of our time is that we could probably solve fusion if we just invested like 50 billion or something in it. Instead wasting so much effort on things like quantum computers seems insane. Solving fusion could u
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Haha that is fair - i thought they age an extra 6 months due to all the stress
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Title is very misleading - founders are older every year they dont age faster...
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
The court is going to be pretty busy with all these investigations going on!
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
You can easily find open source plans for atomic bombs - the hard part is to get enriched plutonium and whatever else you need to build them...
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Wow i have never even heard of that one and i feel i have been following the topic quite closely
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
I read your reply a couple of times but no idea what you are trying to say here tbh
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Do you mean search or recommendation algorithms or something like that? To me an algorithm is just something used to compute a result based on some rules - but apparently it has some different meaning for you that you just take for granted
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
"Everything is controlled by algorithms" doesnt make any sense - its like saying everything is subject to entropy - well sure but also what?
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
I'll believe it when i see it
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
This is genius tbh a work of art
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
I quite like it, really fitting for the topic too
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
Where do you find reviews you can trust? Honest question
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
Didnt the nation armed with all of this modern tech lose to a guerilla force of ricefarmers armed with sharpened sticks and AKs? Or do you think the Vietnam war would go very different now?
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
It's ironic how HN spends a whole thread gushing about how easy and nice the life of paleolithic hunter gatherers was as reaction to a article that talks about how we romanticize the past...
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
So if we go back much further life was super chill and romantic? I dont buy it tbh, it feels to me just as unrealistic.
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
They don't need to make quality content, most people just watch Netflix on their second screen or mobile while doing something else. If you want quality you'd go to something like mubi
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
You can still do that though, it's just less convenient than streaming and you need to go outside. In my city people literally put boxes of DVDs on the street and I can get several months of movies to watch by just taking a casual stro
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
I was more referring to the practice of "self-censoring" and editing what one wrote after publishing. Of course you are right and it was distasteful but I'm sure they genuinely felt that way when they first wrote it.
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
Companies at that level (fang,trillions) are like "alien" intelligences, like a form of slow moving AI - no human being has the ability to influence or change them in any significant manner.
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
This has always been the case in the "corporate/professional" world imo. It's just much easier now for "laypeople" to also adjust their style to this. My prediction is people will get quickly tired of it (as ev
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
Its a thing with (online) culture - no matter what you do you're going to ruffle some feathers. If no one hates what you are doing chances are you're not doing anything really
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
I would rather say it shows that no one really cares about security...
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
Archive Link: https://archive.ph/mpOkK
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
I'm not sure why it's so distasteful, but they basically fear monger that AI will usurp control over all governments and kill us all in the next two years
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
Most of the advice sounds a bit like they should become the new Republican Party. Which makes sense bc the old one is pretty much dismantled at this point.
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
The problem is mostly how unregulated gambling is in 2025. If you couldn't bet on everything I think sport would be much less infested by money. One more "great" use case that cryptocurrencies enable
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by acessoproibido 11mo ago
If SSO were so easy to solve we wouldn't have a gazillion companies for it. It's probably easy enough if you are a really good engineer, but like 90% working in this industry aren't. Also you ever implemented OAuth2 or shud

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