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Haven't celebrities have always had to be careful of what they say and write? Seems like that's always been a risk to obtain mass-market status.
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4y ago
This, from the US Department of State, may be interesting. It seems to be an archive, though. I don't know if it's been updated. https://2017-2021.state.gov/fact-sheet-activity-at-the-wuhan... But, I'm just a
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4y ago
You sound like you've decided long ago. But, when 6M+ people die of a virus that happened to originate near a sloppily-run virology lab with lead scientists making $30,000 who just happen to be researching gain-of-function on the same
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4y ago
I think most people are against taxes. Let's get rid of them already.
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4y ago
Even with the best education, tooling and copy-paste resources, it still takes at least 4-5 years to become competent. In my opinion, entry-level quality as consistently dropped over the last 20 years.
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4y ago
A lot of the production and growth in production is in services. The global economy adds 50M+ new middle class incomes each year.
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4y ago
At the limits of this, we will have people living in 5^2 meter boxes on the Pacific coast complaining that it's not affordable and that they should just build more supply. The problem isn't supply. We have (practically) unlimited
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4y ago
If it isn't a market, then how to determine who lives where? Leaving it up to bureaucracy would bring corruption.
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4y ago
Just wanted to say you’re not alone. I’ve felt like you for 30 some years. Somehow, I just keep going on. I have told myself endless times “just wait one more week”. That’s the only strategy that has worked. Luckily, often enough, I’ll have
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5y ago
I'd never heard of the great reset before, but good luck fighting the constitution, in the US at least. lol
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5y ago
Why arguably? I thought a recession just had to meet a certain criteria.
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5y ago
Someone in the industry once told me that it's common knowledge that what the NSA and CIA does with this data is then being sold to Saudi Arabia. The money just goes around and around.
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5y ago
You may be right. It would be an interesting blind experiment.
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Ask HN: Is there a market for an “Open” but non-free(beer) Twitter-like service?
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There's certainly a market for AI generated art. But, of all of the AI art that I've looked at, it all lacked "soul". It feels like writing I've read that was generated by GPT-3 - it has a very pleasant way of sayin
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5y ago
Not sure an argument needs to be made? I googled 3 of your 5 statements and they didn't appear true. Plus, you don't seem to take future breakthroughs into account. Technology progresses exponentially.
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5y ago
If you look up the archive from that time frame, you'll see that /r/russia was pure Russian propaganda.
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5y ago
Like 60% of my (inner city) gifted class, who never graduated high school.
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The AlphaFold Database of Protein Structures: A Biologist’s Guide
(sciencedirect.com)
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5y ago
https://safenetwork.tech/
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I believe you, I just don’t think it’s realistic for the general population. I am a very honest person (I have a terrible and fierce shame response when I lie). But, I tried to measure it once. I recorded everything that I said for several
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They define "wokeness" with a definition that GTP-3 would come up with: ">“Wokeness,” for the purposes of this essay, refers in broad strokes to a cultural, social, and ideological movement in the West that challenges prev
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Lying is a natural part of Human experience and communication. It's part of the game. Do you not lie to your kids about Santa Claus (or whatever local magical creature it is)? I rarely have to lie though because most of the time I can
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Was that essay generated by GPT-3?
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Maybe people are tired of publishing free content.
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5y ago
Who doesn't love rolling big piles of dice?
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I've always wanted a social network where I get dropped into a group with 149 random other people (with replacement from attrition). Just to see what happens. I would do it myself, but unfortunately, it seems a lot harder to play with
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5y ago
Where in the world is it common to lose all money deposited in a bank? And, why not just create better banks?
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I'm just an average American with limited understanding of the "narratives" these days, but what's wrong with teaching CRT if it can help address disparities in criminal justice stats? The system doesn't seem as jus
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5y ago
What is the leftist theory you mention? In today's world, all one has to do to be labeled "leftist" is act rationally and ethically.
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