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azinman2
2y ago
Thank you for all this. Quite the dedication! How often do you play it?
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azinman2
2y ago
I’d love to hear more about your setup. Do you have a blog or anything documenting it?
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azinman2
2y ago
I’ve gone from vim to vsc, and now to sublime. Sublime has a nice plugin ecosystem and is in python as well, and most importantly has LSP support written by the authors. It also is wayyyyy faster than VSC now; basically as fast as VIM, but
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azinman2
2y ago
> I think it's a belief that a lot of us arrive at early in our lives, many eventually grow out of it. Very astute. What’s interesting to me is the ability for youth to discount this potential change, mostly because they just see th
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azinman2
2y ago
So are libertarians fighting for complete legalization of drugs? If so, why aren’t they pressing on Trump for that? Why wasn’t that an executive order vs pardoning this guy?
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azinman2
2y ago
Good luck with that. Possession is also illegal.
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azinman2
2y ago
So he tweeted about it? And Altman replied? This is quite different than shutting the project down.
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azinman2
2y ago
As you wish. I have a lived experienced with Silk Road. I am not random for myself.
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azinman2
2y ago
The libertarian party or a bunch of crypto bros? I don’t get why “libertarians” would care about this one guy?
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azinman2
2y ago
And yet Trump just did a lot of PR for the OpenAI/Son/Oracle initiative. Trump is simply pay to play. And they paid.
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azinman2
2y ago
Did you alert them to your upcoming travel?
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azinman2
2y ago
I saw it when it was active.
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azinman2
2y ago
Built on naive yet admirable ideals? Special community? It was the world’s largest drug market, selling things like fentanyl in large quantities. What admirable ideal is this?!
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azinman2
2y ago
I saw guns on it when I joined years ago.
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azinman2
2y ago
No doubt people were buying weed and hallucinogens on Silk Road, but there was A LOT of opioids, Xanax, cocaine, meth, and other highly addictive drugs that change people’s brain chemistry for the worse.
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azinman2
2y ago
Portland tried this. It was a resounding failure.
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azinman2
2y ago
Calling him a non-violent first time offender is very odd given the magnitude of what his crimes were. He created a very large scale marketplace for all things illegal. Independent of his own hiring of hit men (hello non-violent?), selling
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azinman2
2y ago
And in Singapore drug dealers get death penalty. Wherever your from seems extremely lenient.
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azinman2
2y ago
You think Trump is involved with drug selling organized crime, and this guy somehow was on “his side”?
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azinman2
2y ago
Re-consenting: this is a different argument than saying more lives were saved because the reviews would remove adulterated products. Again, just look at opioid addiction for very clear evidence of the opposite effect. It is very clear from
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azinman2
2y ago
Well, he just did an executive order to label cartels as foreign terrorists, and has spoken at length about drugs in many of his speeches. Not sure why you think such a statement is controversial.
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azinman2
2y ago
Which political circles is Ross Ulbricht a big thing? Seems… random.
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azinman2
2y ago
Not going to comment on the murder part as that’s well discussed here. I would take issue with assuming that it was net positive with ratings. Given the anonymous nature handling bots spamming fake reviews would be even harder to catch here
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Stanford AI expert's credibility shattered by fake, AI-created sources: judge
(mercurynews.com)
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2y ago
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azinman2
2y ago
I don’t think it’s fair to carry this to the justice system. This is a forced scenario where they have to pick one AND invent the evidence - they’re the jury, judge, and executioner. The justice system waits until someone is suspected of so
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azinman2
2y ago
You state that the US gov is banning it for money as if that’s a fact. I’d love to see the evidence for that. The irony is that China bans essentially all US social media. I guess these users don’t care a ton their selfish bans?
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2y ago
He filed to get the FDA to revoke the polio vaccine. He’s rabidly anti-vax, routinely spewing lies that have been debunked repeatedly. He is absolutely a nut case that happens to have some points of view that many could agree with.
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> 3) I've seen big and small companies posting over and over the same job ad. For example a big consulting group has been posting the exact same job for more than a year (really) on linkedin and elsewhere - each time there are more
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azinman2
2y ago
Why join meta as a swe when the CEO wants to replace you?
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MIT students decode the science behind the perfect cup
(news.mit.edu)
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