antisyzygy

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by antisyzygy 3mo ago
That's very interesting, is there any more you can tell me about your experience?
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by antisyzygy 3mo ago
I changed it, it's live! If anyone has mobile issues let me know, I'll fix it.
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by antisyzygy 3mo ago
I fixed the wording based on your feedback, thank you!
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by antisyzygy 3mo ago
Sure, I tried the copper example, see it at the site. If there's more interest I'll open source more of it!
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by antisyzygy 3mo ago
Noted Ill try to change it tonight
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Show HN: The Cascade Graph – An interactive map of AI and energy constraints(atomprophet.io)
26 points by antisyzygy 3mo ago|12 comments
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
It's gotten much worse. Elon fired the moderation team. Now it's a major source of misinformation for racism, anti-semitism, etc. Nothing's ever perfect, there was misinformation before, but it's accelerated massively af
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
>Would some of the military be sympathetic to the rebellion? Would the sympathetic military members be able to seize sufficient weapons to fight back? Doubt it. Also you're suggesting a group of civilians armed with AR-15s would be
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
Wealthy urban men and women do that all the time. While they're working their employees to the bone, refusing raises, and pocketing all the profits to purchase more real estate and nicer cars, or to bribe people at the private school t
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
You seem overly concerned with that one issue. Truth is if the government wanted to do this you'd have no chance in hell resisting using your AR-15. They's suspend the constitution and the military would be deployed Stateside. You
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
Eh I don't know. I would guess in some States that implemented dumb policies it could be the case. WA and CO are where my experience was. The product is more often than not cheaper than the black market prices were. It was pretty commo
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
I know a couple railroad engineers. They basically had to give up drinking because they could lose their job. They do some kind of test that can pick up if you drank in the last couple days. The way they assign shifts too causes the problem
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
Yeah for sure. That's pretty much what I was thinking about. There are a ton of accidental overdoses because of black market opiates being laced with fentanyl. If there were legal opiate shops, government regulated, you wouldn't h
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
Gen Z, Millenials and Gen X outvoted the Boomers in 2018. Regarding organization, I have no idea. I would argue we're too busy with the increasing expectations from our jobs and we don't make as much money in terms of purchasing p
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
I'll keep taking advantage of my "privilege" to not participate in injustice.
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
There's a difference between using 2 days ago and testing positive on a piss test, and being actively intoxicated. Nobody should be intoxicated on the job. However if they smoked a joint yesterday they shouldn't lose their job tod
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
It's a tactic to convince a general audience, not meant to indicate how I feel about the addicted. Unfortunately about half the population doesn't have empathy for anyone they don't grow up with, and some of those have empath
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
My experience was Colorado and Washington. Nobody in either state will bother with black market weed. You can find a licensed dispensary with quality product within a 5 minute drive 20 hours a day. They both did it right, and took different
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
Alcohol is one of the most harmful drugs ever. It leads to all sorts of societal problems like early deaths, domestic abuse, traffic accidents, workplace accidents, even murder because it reduces inhibitions. But somehow we're ok with
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
I think we're missing part of the equation there. Decriminalization isn't legalization. Legalization would mean controlling purity, and strength where the drug is licensed to be sold. Marijuana legalization hasn't lead to any
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
I can tell you right now if any job required a drug test, I wouldn't work there. I use cannabis sometimes but it's more the principal of it. It's a privacy violation and positive results don't actually mean you're i
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
There's another angle there too. The dealers are often up-charging MORE for fuel efficient hybrids or EVs. It might be 2-5k more for a gas burner, but you get nailed 10k over MSRP for the hybrid or EV option. They're effectively m
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
Screw Ford dealers. Ford should go direct. Lobby for changing the law to get rid of these parasites. I just bought a ford less than a year ago. One of those Maverick trucks since the gas mileage is really good. It's a good suburban tru
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
Investors have been spoiled rotten with hyperbolic growth for several decades. They feel entitled to very large returns. The executive leadership's job is to give it to them. Gone are the days of expecting a stable, life-long dividend.
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by antisyzygy 3y ago
You would be right if you didn't talk about the younger generations. They're more active and more socially responsible. They're voting more than the boomers did at a younger age. The older generations with their war chests wo
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by antisyzygy 4y ago
A lot of them are using budget VPS services, or even Amazon/Google/Microsoft cloud services. True, it won't solve the problem of malware botnets, but PoW or PoBandwidth schemes can make it too expensive to run botnets on clou
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by antisyzygy 4y ago
A lot of the research on Distributed Ledger Technologies (blockchain is an example of a data structure that is a DLT) is in playing with game theory, voting schemes and incentives. It's a really interesting space to research for econom
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by antisyzygy 4y ago
Estonia has a system for this using blockchains. However, it requires a government agency and proper legislation to implement. For example, if a hospital wants your health information, you have to manually approve their access over there. T
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by antisyzygy 4y ago
You're using a definition that nobody who identifies as a left wing "woke", inclusive or kind, person uses. This is demonstrating my point. I think you need to follow your own advice! You and those like you don't have a
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by antisyzygy 4y ago
Normally in civilized society we don't go around abusing, insulting, and offending random strangers. "Wokeness" is the desire to treat others with some respect in public forums and the belief individuals have the right to dis

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