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ahthat
4y ago
Ah yes, tricky tricky AI! You shan’t fool us
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ahthat
4y ago
A fascinating and hilarious conversation: > SS: I know, but this is a problem for me because "porno" has no meaning, it's an empty gesture. This is the whole problem today. Okay, so tell me, what would it be like to have s
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ahthat
4y ago
Location: Seattle/Arizona/Remote Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Javascript, Java, Bash, Django, React, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, Automation Resume/CV: wbshields.com/resume, wbshields.com Email: w
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Location: Seattle, WA/Phoenix, AZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Django, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, AWS, Git, Bash, Javascript Résumé/CV: https://wbshields.com Github: https:/&
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4y ago
"The big picture: This points to a conundrum. The Fed is raising rates to cool inflation. But rate hikes are driving higher rents, which are fueling inflation." Methinks this... might not end well.
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ahthat
4y ago
Hilarious!!!
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4y ago
Absolutely
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5y ago
Get them while they’re young
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5y ago
Stalin lived a long life and died the tyrant of Russia, same with Lenin, and Peter the Great
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5y ago
Official NATO stance, as President Biden has repeatedly said, its to defend EVERY INCH of NATO territory - so if Russia parked one tank inside of the Polish border, all of NATO is at war with Russia. If NATO does not respond with force, or
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5y ago
Anything by The Hoover Institution Really great, conservative, and academic stuff. Highly regarded by many. Excellent publications, and whole video series on YouTube are free to watch
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5y ago
Towels work just as well as sound proof material and are a cheap alternative. Here are some other ideas: https://soundproofliving.com/soundproof-room-cheap-free-idea...
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5y ago
Towels work pretty well apparently (sometimes better than foam acoustic panels): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eKwb58vvFI
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5y ago
https://youtube.com/c/Ottawalks Hours of footage here
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5y ago
I’m a Seattlelite, my perception from amongst friends was that the Capitol Hill experiment was very supportive, at least initially
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5y ago
Hours of footage https://youtube.com/c/Ottawalks
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5y ago
https://youtube.com/c/Ottawalks Hours of footage
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5y ago
Media coverage of these protests is vastly negative. I remember only a few years ago (2020) when protests were undoubtedly violent across the United States. Video evidence of this violence as well as mass crowd driven theft was widely docum
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5y ago
Where is this data coming from? What is the dataset? Just curious
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5y ago
Interesting. I like Hacker News because its community is so great compared to nearly every other platform I know. Too bad that we can't talk about stuff like this.
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5y ago
What Hobbes appears to want is Free Speech, but only for the greatest denominator. That is not Free Speech. Free Speech is the open forum, where we trust in our fellow men and women to observe the voices of others, make up their minds, come
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I'm disinclined to think that a world in which we do not speak against the consolidation of the arbitration of truth to small groups of individuals is a good one, and its a particularly icy form of irony where such groups of individual
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5y ago
Indeed those are altogether terrible. Truly, utterly bad things have happened. The United States has not always been that paragon, for how could it? No one person is without fault, how could any country or people not have committed inexcusa
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That's a good idea. I'm not for the socialization of internet companies. What Youtube and other companies are doing is not illegal and well within their rights as the law is currently. But it is a betrayal. It is a betrayal of the
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Indeed they do. The problem is their betrayal of the spirit of the internet. We built the internet with a vision of optimism, but now that the vision is in danger. When things become difficult for only a moment, we abandon that spirit altog
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The problem is that the mouthpiece is assuming a monopoly over truth. It is utterly arrogant for any entity to do so. Let the talking heads debate, and the minds of men and women in the world decide. If we abandon faith in each other to di
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Very sad. The internet was crafted and promoted in a spirit of radical social experimentation, where all kinds of ideas could be shared at light-speed all over the world, each man could have a mouthpiece, and we'd have access to the gr
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It’s too far to say that “”wage gains aren’t good”, but he makes a good point about wage increase, inflation, and tax brackets I hadn’t thought of before
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A good majority of people do derive satisfaction from cooperating and pursuing goals together. Yet, we must always consider the fact that the human population contains a not insignificant number of psychopaths capable of severe damage. For
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5y ago
I feel the author is forgetting that anything made out of plastic comes from oil derivatives. Another reason oil is an incredible resource. Can anyone comment on this?
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