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collingreen
3mo ago
Yes there is. Care to elaborate on your side or should we just leave it there?
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collingreen
4mo ago
Is that what the sat is supposed to measure, in your opinion? Do you worry that would heavily skew toward people who didn't have to work over people who didn't have as much available time to train to a particular test? Does that e
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collingreen
4mo ago
Perfectly is a wild word to use here
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collingreen
4mo ago
There is no version of basic security that extends to commercial use of your likeness in their marketing. Be reasonable.
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collingreen
4mo ago
You gave examples of creating and inventing things and employing and leading people. Those are value creation. I don't think I fully agree with it, but OPs point wasn't about any of that and instead said capital gains (and clarifi
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collingreen
4mo ago
Nobody thinks the leopards will eat THEIR faces, just their neighbors'.
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collingreen
4mo ago
I think they mean the style these tend to put out is becoming noticeable in too many places and therefore the resulting frontends feel stale, ie not "fresh" or unique
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collingreen
4mo ago
Thiel is firmly in the "rules for thee but not for me" camp which means any authoritarianism he isn't in control of is even worse than a democracy. Ironically many people feel this way but most just don't have the wealth
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collingreen
4mo ago
I'm a professional software engineer and even I get excited about having an ai vibe out some throwaway software for me (two recent examples - a personal recipe site I never made time for and a video game skill tree build tool that isn&
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collingreen
4mo ago
There are so many more options than a 4 year administration being hostile to the people it's supposed to represent. Corruption will undermine any collective action amongst honest collaborators regardless of what color their party flag
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collingreen
4mo ago
Only if free means pure or academic here. Free market usefully means both sides can choose to participate in transactions which means price is how they do that. It is a useful concept but it doesn't cover everything, like what you ment
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collingreen
4mo ago
Well said. If this is the steel man then it's worse than I thought.
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collingreen
4mo ago
Democrats intentionally killing the fishing industry by giving fish free glp1s and cocaine with your tax dollars!
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collingreen
4mo ago
Yet another great benefit of open access to prediction markets! /s
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collingreen
4mo ago
If agents can just figure it out, isn't that AGI?
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collingreen
4mo ago
This is the power of a brand. Kirkland and some private label products are literally the same as the competitor products and yet are perceived differently. Even in your Pepsi vs Coke example, Pepsi routinely wins in blind taste tests but th
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collingreen
4mo ago
I like this. Thanks for sharing it.
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collingreen
5mo ago
What? You make a distinction between settlers and immigrants? Is "invaders" on that list to?
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collingreen
5mo ago
What? Population growth can happen with or without immigration. Also, what? Are you describing a healthy economy?
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collingreen
5mo ago
What a bunch of misleading and gross noise. Nobody above said people who disagree with them are irrational. Nobody said immigration should happen faster than anyone can assimilate. They said preventing people from applying for green cards w
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5mo ago
In what ways do common accounting standards and amortizing the costs (this is tricky for ai and the current batch of gpus I hear!) change the data presented here? Does it detract from the point? Completely contradict it? You can turn your d
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collingreen
5mo ago
I've responded with "it's weird for me to talk to claude through you".
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5mo ago
OP didn't say the office should ignore lies or libel. OP said the attorney general should be very sure before making severe accusations against the press. I think both are right - shouldn't ignore crime and should be responsible i
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collingreen
5mo ago
All of those sound like helpful changes. There are plenty more that could push the system back toward supporting citizens and fairness and limited government power. It sounds like the point here is "all we need is an honest and earnest
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5mo ago
Really. Going back to the drawing board after watching some major issues break the country is how we got this constitution in the first (second) place. The founders clearly suggested this as an intentional pressure valve to avoid the terrib
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5mo ago
It's strange to find myself so clearly on the side of tctapek here but yes it is super unreasonable for a district attorneys office to accuse reporters of things without a solid set of facts supporting it. There should be absolutely no
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5mo ago
Every one of those students cheated with ai? That's bonkers. Even if that were true though, it seems like they can still resent the massively changed job market and career prospects they are graduating into, right?
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collingreen
5mo ago
What's a "transatlanticist sellout"?
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5mo ago
Getting less benefit than a lower bracket isn't the same as getting less than you put in and conflating them is misleading or, if intentional, deceitful.
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5mo ago
There is no collective goal, just emergent behavior. It might be our greatest strength and our greatest weakness. We're technologically capable of shaping our world for the better and incapable of cooperating or even agreeing enough to
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