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by aydyn 2y ago
maybe be real?
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by aydyn 2y ago
No offense, but you are in a bubble.
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by aydyn 2y ago
Lets say hypothetically you bought it from BestBuy. You own it or not?
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by aydyn 2y ago
I am disputing the point about intellectual property.
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by aydyn 2y ago
Then do you own your bluray or no?
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by aydyn 2y ago
Intellectual property is not property, its a misnomer. A bluray disk is property. Do you own it or no?
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by aydyn 2y ago
lol what in the world?
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by aydyn 2y ago
Instead of throwing around generalized and unspecific claims, can you (without googling) point out specific cases where he spread misinformation? Without correction?
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by aydyn 2y ago
This is like when audiophiles tell me they can hear the difference with their $50 gold plated connectors. You're talking about a vanishingly tiny and irrelevant demographic that decides on a car based on placebo and branding. A car is
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by aydyn 2y ago
Nonsense. You just like their particular aesthetic, theres nothing unique a jeep can do that some other car cant.
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by aydyn 2y ago
In a vacuum I wouldn't make a conjecture. Given the current subject matter I would ask for clarification. For example, is one of your personal goals OR corporate goals within those hundreds of interviews to promote DEI?
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by aydyn 2y ago
I think he truly believes it, but given the totality of his post it's very likely wrong. I'm not saying he is lying or a liar. Again: > blind reviews where you can’t see the name or details of the applicant (to minimise subcons
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by aydyn 2y ago
> And yet we've somehow managed to avoid getting into nuclear wars. Yes, through a massive programme of nuclear armament. In the case of AI, we should therefore...?
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by aydyn 2y ago
I didnt call you a liar, I am claiming that people are not always truthful to themselves. Purposeful ignorance is an easy out. For example, you made a factually incorrect claim about blind hiring, and its considerably easier to ignore that
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by aydyn 2y ago
So in other words, cede military superiority to your enemies? Come on you already know the rational solution to prisoner's dilemma, MAD, etc. > enforceable treaty How would you enforce it after you get nuked?
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by aydyn 2y ago
> Gotta love crypto people putting "looking smarter than you" Oh I'm sorry, that was your shtick. Apologies! Also, I'm not a crypto person, I made some gains and sold a long time ago. I just have to laugh that you thi
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by aydyn 2y ago
> Why do you think the USD has so many orders of magnitude usage? Nobody missed the question, that was the point: for currencies, stability is what makes them useful. Hint: cause and effect. You did miss the point and still do probably.
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by aydyn 2y ago
Sure but the USD has two order of magnitude more total value, and probably more than that in day to day usage. So there's an implicit question there which apparently you and everyone else missed.
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by aydyn 2y ago
What currency is stable in value? Certainly not the U.S. dollar.
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by aydyn 2y ago
No rebuttal, that's what I thought.
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by aydyn 2y ago
Okay? I walked to the supermarket. Nothing changed. I drove to the border and went hiking. Nothing changed. Now what?
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by aydyn 2y ago
In all seriousness your world view is pretty dark, maybe get outside more?
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by aydyn 2y ago
How privileged do you need to be to think that everyone and every place has strong cell phone coverage.
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by aydyn 2y ago
To me, it's very interesting that you're only noticing now that it happens to be someone outside your Political Tribe who is in charge. But anyway, agreed.
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by aydyn 2y ago
> I think anyone who says democracy is good and the will of the people should be respected is implicitly saying that is not true. Implicitly saying voters are individual agents and not a mob. I think that is a pretty hardline interpretat
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by aydyn 2y ago
Oh thank god I thought we were at Wendy's
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by aydyn 2y ago
People already use github as a professional portfolio. Facebook uses real ID, and how popular is it? > What does that mean? I thought regions only impact ranking not the net amount of stars (assuming we're talking about Apple/G
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by aydyn 2y ago
Requiring real ID and showing _regional_ stars like Apple/Google would be a start.
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by aydyn 2y ago
They are different but two sides of the same coin > Healthy nutrition requires more than eating less. Except in specific cases, this is mostly not true. Food in the modern era is very nutrient dense. This is why vitamin pills are mostly
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by aydyn 2y ago
Where are you getting exponential growth without predators? That simply does not follow logically from any assumptions.

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