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bad_haircut72
7mo ago
No because assets hold their worth. Poor people have no assets
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7mo ago
Those four grandparents could end up with anywhere from 1-8+ grandkids though, depending on how many children they had, and how many grandchildren come along
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7mo ago
Peoples 40s and 50s are their most productive years. We would be better off just letting people take 10 years off in their twenties - but most people would just party party party (what they do anyway)
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7mo ago
On some weird level of irony this might cause a huge green transition
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8mo ago
What if your family didnt like bread, what of they liked - cigarettes? And instead of giving it away, you just sold it at a price that was practically giving it away?
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8mo ago
Unfortunately I think charging money is a necessary signal that this particular gatekeeper is doing a good job. We should recognise that money is a necessary part of this process, else there is no gate to keep. But we shpuld reverse the eco
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8mo ago
In this thread, people who like Go talking about how good Go is
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8mo ago
This is fair I guess. Assuming US tech got there by merit alone is probably a wrong assumption. Part of the "soft power" of getting to set the rules and whatnot. If nothing else this gives me a positive outlook so thankyou :D
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8mo ago
The shame of all this is that now every country will have a worse, more expensive - but yes, soveriegn - solution, and the US makes less money through trade. Everyone loses, except people who want to hurt western economies.
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8mo ago
At the end of the day the reason people see manufacturing as special is because in a war it is a strategic resource. If this wasnt the case nobody would care about "manufacturing jobs" any more than the general economy. So if you
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8mo ago
No mysoginism, just a bunch of women telling their daughters/granddaughters their regrets.
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8mo ago
> Me demanding "Who is funding this protest!!?" when my wife asks me to do the dishes
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8mo ago
This is a signal that everyone making AI apps should build on Gemini/OpenAI, and since there is a dance of code and model to get good results, inevitably Anthropic are now writing themselves out of being the backend for everyone elses
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8mo ago
The Industrial Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
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8mo ago
Yeah if FIDE crowns some other champ without Magnus people wont think oh wow Magnus lost the spot, people will think oh wow FIDE lost the spot of being the kingmaker. chess.com is probably the more credible org for global rankings anyway
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8mo ago
Everything counts, this attitude is very defeatist. Stop using it the easy ways at first, and then make conscious steps to get off these services going forward.
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8mo ago
Truly recapturing the early web then
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8mo ago
wouldnt "Any person found to have implemented a system which violates the rights of people in xyz way will be punished with imrisonment" work ?
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8mo ago
The threat to Google is that browsers themselves get displaced.
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9mo ago
Im not a crypto person I own zero cryptocurrency - yes, it will only ever be worth what someone thinks its worth. If it all gets turned off it goes to zero, but if the network is up and someone is willing to act as an exchange, it will ha
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9mo ago
Fair point
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9mo ago
If this is some kind of move, fair play, but its ham fisted because rank and file westerners across the world have lost respect and faith in America, that wont be rebuilt by some other president. Nobody will want fighter jets etc controlled
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9mo ago
They didnt have to "force them to do what they want" just tip the balance of votes at the ballot box. For that aim protest seems like it could be quite effective.
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9mo ago
Yes but its a slang term that just means original/old-school now (unless you're an actual criminal maybe).
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9mo ago
agreed, the concept of a 'blameless' post mortem came from airplane crash investigation - but if one pilot crashes 6 commercial jets, we wouldnt say "must be a problem with the design of the controls"
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9mo ago
I think forcing people to get vaccines that they dont want, even if they object for bad reasons, is also wrong. If Trump came out tomorrow and said "everyone is going to be forced to get this new vaccine RFK made in his basement"
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9mo ago
Im going to shoot you unless you say the magic word - and technically Im not even forcing you into it, you could have said the magic word and got out of it!! Whats the magic word? not telling!
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9mo ago
Found the Chief Legal Officer for Waymo
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9mo ago
Nobody is making you do this, they're not even charging you for it. Comparing to a company worth billions is disingenious.
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9mo ago
What even is this repo? Its very deceptive
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