cooper_ganglia

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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
So what happens when someone owns land, and then has a bunch of neighborhoods and developments pop up around them? I know a lot of poorer people who bought their home when the area wasn't developed, only for things to spring up around
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Sorry, but a "land value tax" is one of the worst political propositions I've ever heard. This is a great way to further erode the middle class, ensure that owning is always prohibitively out-of-reach for anyone born after 19
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Hot Take: If your child has autism, unrestricted access to the internet, and a chatbot telling him to kill his parents, it's not Character AI who has failed, it is the child's parents.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
You may be surprised to learn that it absolutely does not!
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Call me crazy, but I don't think the government should be able to "tell you to stop talking" about something just because it makes some people upset.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
>Until then quantum computers are in the same category as commercial fusion. That category being: "Technologies We Will Have Unlocked Within 10 Years"
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
I feel like announcing a new product in the same vein as your main product as an established company is almost always a bad idea. If you're going to improve your product, don't announce the improvements 6-12 months ahead of time a
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Hunyuan is a recent one that has looked pretty good.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
I think open-sourcing your tech for the common person while leaving commercial use behind a paywall or even just against terms is completely acceptable, no?
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
>On Big Tech, Carr wants to implement Trump's 2020 plan to crack down on social media websites for alleged anti-conservative bias. At the time, Trump formally petitioned the FCC to reinterpret Section 230 of the Communications Decen
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
No, it's more like wondering if a bloody deer by the side of the road got hit by a low flying airplane.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Zuckerberg has drastically improved his PR in the last couple years, I'm starting to really like the guy!
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Since 1950, the US has increased CO2 output by 102%. In that same time period, China has increased by 5,600%. Since 2005, the US has decreased carbon output by 17%, and China has increased by 93%. They emit 124% more Co2 annually than the U
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Yes, and that's great, credit to anyone who supports American industry! I'm looking forward to how much more manufacturing across different industries that this admin brings back to the States, too!
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Yeah, I never believed any of the "stolen election" diatribe, but after last night, I'm actually starting to change my mind on that. I now think it's actually very possible.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
The only choice that made any sense at all. America is about to experience it's absolute Golden Age. 2026 will be the USA's 250th anniversary, we'll put men on the moon for the first time in 50+ years, and we'll land a r
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
People in the US can recognize that the fighting is caused by economic reasons, and surely the average American citizen and the average Chinese citizen don't hold animosity towards each other on a personal level. I think manufacturing
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Not a waste of resources, just an increase in use. This is why need more resources.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Yes, it's a new model, but not a Claude 4. It's the same, but a bit different; Claude 3.6 makes sense to me.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
I hear the Nintendo 4DS was very popular with the higher dimensional beings!
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
The lines that really got me in this post were: > A Licensing officer may call at your property not to collect the letters but to check that you are not watching a TV. and >...Cas Scott has said that the letters are not sought by TVL&
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
A "TV License" is one of those things I alway assumed people were making up to satirize the claims of over-regulation & bureaucracy in the UK. Finding out it was real was a mixture of hilarious and sobering.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
For me, I work 4x 10hr days, and it's the best work situation I've ever had. Having every single weekend be a 3-day weekend is something it would be very hard to move away from unless I was doubling my salary or something.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
10 years ago, having a reusable rocket booster was not realistic. 5 years ago, catching a rocket booster with a tower was not realistic. The past 150 years has been wild, I'm not too sure I think anything is unrealistic anymore.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Nintendo's behavior recently has guaranteed that I will never purchase another Nintendo product ever again. I'm exclusively pirating their games from now on, lol
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
We already put a phone in their hands by kindergarten... I think any kind of flashy tech in front of kid's eyes is almost always bad.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
I understand the view that life likely exists elsewhere in the universe, and I agree that, given the vast number of planets and galaxies, it's certainly a plausible idea. The sheer scale of the universe, coupled with our growing knowle
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
The humans in WALL-E didn't move too far, either...
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
For me, the last time I saw it was last week. Prior to that, probably the week before. It's definitely gotten better over the last 2-3 years, but it's certainly not perfect.
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by cooper_ganglia 2y ago
Unfortunately for them, pigeons fly slower than radio waves.

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