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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Ahhh So now I see why we’re demanding Greenland! I guess that’s just planning ahead. /s
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Like any other nation, the right people changes every election. Especially in nations with poor leadership. I guess Asia is lucky that the gangs haven’t learned that you have to pay everyone in power, and everyone who could come to power.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Not only that, but if you're close to a road at all, you'll intake the micro-plastics and nano-plastics. So you really need to move away from roads. That's possible, but it's really hard to do in most developed nations.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
So they considered it, and then left it out of the Constitution. I wonder why? /s I'll concede, in the US, just as in everyplace else, we have a long list of issues with which we need to deal. However, things like public debate an
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Let them deliberate without us watching over their shoulders That’s a recipe for disaster. The Founders came up with a Constitution for a reason. Public debate is not our problem. Any more than freedom of speech is our problem.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Oh God. Don’t say that. Nothing says “thoroughly defeated” quite as well as people lacking in self-awareness running around shouting, “The South shall rise again!”. Let’s just put our heads down and come up with some ideas on how we can bet
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Something depressingly self defeating about people paying money into the system to acquire ammo for the purposes of.. bringing down the system? Win or lose, I'm thinking money is flowing up to the same people.
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
China's drowning in their own PhD's. The competition is fierce, and the pressure is enormous. The best and brightest over there are insanely capable men and women. In all honesty, it's hard to see China wanting many of the Ph
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Yeah that's kind of the thing. I think a lot of these guys and gals are fooling themselves with the whole, "find another country" thing. There is no other country that is A) doing research at these levels, B) Flush with cash,
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that it was somewhat careless and unsafe and possibly discouraged This is what I mean. Clearly, people are unfamiliar with what actions certain military/government pilots are able to take in that airspace. It's rules . It'
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Wow. There's people who actually believe this stuff? Hopefully these people are not allowed to infect the NTSB with their idiocy. We have to keep focused on safety. Which means we don't ignore the root cause of helo pilots losing,
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
No. There are also rules on who can do what. Put another way, military aircraft, especially certain military aircraft, can do things that civilian aircraft can't. If I were piloting a helicopter in that airspace, that ATC transcript wo
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Well, I mean, if we can blame DEI? That's part of the problem here, everyone is just taking political potshots. Which is to be expected. But the danger is you lose sight of the real issue. As you mentioned, the helo pilot's loss o
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Look on the bright side! You could just as easily see the anti-Apple professional influence campaigns astroturf this thread by upvoting negative organic comments! Am I right!?!?!?!
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Huh? Corporate brands sell everything from footwear and clothing to water filters and backpacks targeted directly at that "Wildness Survival" subculture. In fact, "Wildness Survival" is actually one of the most profitabl
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
we voted based on the only two options that were shoved down our throats by various groups of the wealthiest people on the planet Well, we should have made a system that didn’t allow the wealthiest people on the planet to do that. Not try
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Don’t need rule of law when you have LLMs! /s
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Democrats can oppose, but they don’t have any votes. All 3 branches of government are controlled by Republicans. So, yeah. I guess we got the government we voted for? And since it’s a democracy, I suppose that means we have exactly the gove
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Don’t worry, it is a matter of great doctrinal import that all scientific datasets be replaced with datasets that have been properly refined in accordance with scripture. /s Maybe this administration will get better over time?
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From a legal perspective, Apple's biggest concern, by far , is that this case could set a precedent for using courts to sanction Apple without letting Apple in court. Next to that, revenue is meaningless. Because they can take your re
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
It's weird because we're currently trying to use the existing regulatory regime, which was created god knows how many decades ago, to wrangle with new companies that clearly don't fit into the existing definitions. Now we&#x2
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
It's more like: first they came for X, and I helped them disappear X because they gave me a share of the money X was making and it was good money for me! ... and then when they came for me I didn’t complain because that would be cringe
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Self awareness is a virtue. A super majority of developers are engaged in labor meant to replace non -developers with robots. We shouldn't really complain when the reaper comes for us.
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In fairness, that's what all political types do. It's all just quasi-religion all the way down. Anyone who thought any different was fooling themselves. It's unfortunate that it comes at the expense of scientific research,
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The fundamental assumption with scouting, however, is that there is a “group”. In a post trust society, there is no “group”. There is zero trust. There exists no one who trusts the scout, nor anyone who trusts his/her report. To have
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
Yeah, but that goes into the realm of personal preference right? I suspect if you're giving people a choice in the future, they're going to flock to the human doctors. Especially human doctors receiving good recommendations. There
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
We already have billions of AGIs running all over the planet. The wealthy seem to do a pretty good job of keeping them all in line. I don't see any reason that would change in the future. If you want something the wealthy can't co
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by bilbo0s 2y ago
In fairness, we have 2 " Ecclesiarchy 's" we're dealing with here. The traditional Christian church, and the modern tech church. Both can cry heresy at any moment and send their pitchfork and torch armed mobs onto the ne
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But the commenter is right about the first part of zero trust. Put another way, you aren't scouting ahead if no one is following you. You're homesteading. Which is a fine thing to do, but it won't get any significant bridges
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I had analyzed the paper as well, and gave some quick thoughts on a few of the low level things that stood out and would affect NVDA here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42856652 I have to agree. I'm not sure the

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