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ajkjk
9mo ago
dear god make the music quiet by default
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9mo ago
and every comment here is also AI.
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9mo ago
AI comment?
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9mo ago
and also you'll get like, single-proprietor neon-lit smoke shops.
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9mo ago
my own brand of yimbyism at least respects that. there's nothing wrong with quiet neighborhoods and loud neighborhoods. the sort of things i want to allow in neighborhoods like yours are locally-owned corner stores and cafes and wine b
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9mo ago
> Big SUVs aren't even very common anymore dunno what america you're in. unless your point is they're big pickup trucks now?
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9mo ago
well yeah the point is that it would be so nice to have
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9mo ago
phase change edit: specifically, I imagine that macroscopic political and economic changes can be aptly modeled as phase changes due to changes in correlation distance[0] holding the system together. https://en.wikipedia.org/
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9mo ago
on the one hand I can't imagine it will ever go fully to zero because then people will buy them just for fun, keeping the price at least a bit up. on the other hand there is a price where the network no longer has any incentive to oper
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9mo ago
weird goalpost by that logic financial crashes wouldn't happen
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9mo ago
it's not "unfounded", mountains of people have observed it. That's the foundation.
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9mo ago
every time these companies make a mistake and waste billions of dollars it is well-publicized. so there is plenty of data that they are frequently and preposterously wrong.
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9mo ago
Lots of engineers are lapsed physicists who have hobbyist interest in this stuff. Also lots of HN readers are actual physicists or mathematicians. It's not all techies. Also, lots of engineers have at some point learned some computer g
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9mo ago
The list of literary devices on Wikipedia is a tiny subset of the list of literary devices in reality. Although in this case it is a well-documented one: it's just a rhetorical question. anyway it is just a writing style. if you don&#x
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i've seen it in NYC a few times. Pole dance is a fairly common fitness hobby. there are plenty of gyms/studios for it also.
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9mo ago
That's the sorta standard socially accepted way of thinking about this. but uh... to a lot of people it doesn't ring quite true. For example: if your life objectively sucks, why aren't you doing anything about it? Some people
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9mo ago
I don't get the jump either but it was certainly lateral enough to be amusing
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9mo ago
In this case we're debating whether one of the purposes of AI is to scan the elderly. Probably 'purpose' is not quite the right word, but the point would be: it is not the purpose of AI to not scam the elderly (or it woul
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9mo ago
if you make a thing and the thing is going to be inevitably used for a purpose and you could do something about that use and you do not --- then yes, it exists for that purpose, and you are responsible for it being used in that way. you don
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9mo ago
oops you're right. some grammar policer i am (I didn't know that, actually)
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9mo ago
this doesn't really matter, but, normal english would be either "Why are people all (of) the sudden writing browsers with AI?" or (slightly less normal) "Why all (of) the sudden are people writing browsers with AI?"
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9mo ago
This is pretty much entirely false. Maybe you don't actually know or talk to any progressives? Or the ones you're around are very bizarre. Or maybe you're extrapolating from impressions you've gotten on Twitter?
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9mo ago
*figured out ways
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no doubt, but... also physics advanced in leaps and bounds every time someone figured out that ways of abstracting out a coordinate system.
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I kinda like viewing this as similar to coordinate-invariance in physics / geometry. A programming language is effectively a function from textual programs to behaviors; this serves the same role as a coordinate system on a space, whic
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don't worry lots of americans can't stand the american humor either a lot of stuff here keeps existing because of the weird ouroboros of it being popular so people make more of it so it stays popular. but if other things were made
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9mo ago
because they set the date on it to be the 22nd..?
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9mo ago
all written in the brainless AI writing style. yuck. can't tell what conclusions I should actually draw from it because everything sounds so fake
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9mo ago
giving anything to the user in return for a good review should be grounds for disqualification from app stores. (and it should be legally required for app stores to enforce it)
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9mo ago
FBA gives them an economy of scale that you can't get with just internal staff--every retail inventory requires account managers and oversight, whereas with FBA you just set up a platform and let the economy sort itself out (while skim
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