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cryptoz
6y ago
At this point I'm not even sure if that particular comment was written by GPT-3 or not.
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cryptoz
6y ago
For me it says "Minor System Outage" for about 0.1s and then shows "All Systems Operational".
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6y ago
> There are 5.1 million people working in hospitals. The person you are replying to is talking about frontline healthcare workers. But you ignored that and ran your math to include everyone who works in a hospital, and then you go on t
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cryptoz
6y ago
Since there is already an incentive for apps to grow as big as possible to show ads to earn more money, I wonder if there is a legitimate way to slow-pivot all the app stores to an automatic developer payout; no IAP or monthly subscription
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cryptoz
6y ago
Of course it's risky. I haven't heard people say it isn't risky. Even me, an avid Mars settlement enthusiast. Since the article touches on BO at the end, it's worth mentioning that Bezos' changing messaging about BO
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cryptoz
6y ago
Your link doesn't support your claim. The article indicates a crime syndicate was responsible, a group who had already stolen lots of money. The weakness here is not in a UBI-type system at all; money was being stolen regardless of the
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cryptoz
6y ago
The system is working rather well because an innocent kid has been hurt? What kind of system is that? That's a cruel and horrible 'system' and needs to be completely rethought.
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6y ago
> This is how the system works. The system isn't working when innocent people get hurt. If that is the 'system' then the 'system' needs to be torn down and rebuilt. It's the same issue with deregulation >
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cryptoz
6y ago
Indeed, already billions in trust lost so far, guessing by the ~4+% after-hours TWTR drop.
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6y ago
The article suggests the likelihood that the writers of the content are lying about who they are and in fact are not in the local environment they are 'reporting on'. Is it really local news if the writers are lying about their id
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6y ago
You call it fake news but offer no substance to your claim, while the article discusses in great detail how they reach their conclusions. They even say, > We suspect many of the local sites are not based in or actually operating within t
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cryptoz
6y ago
Is it possible to cut and paste files/ folders in Finder? I feel like I try every few years and am unable to do it.
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cryptoz
6y ago
You're not going to "calm down radicalization" with phrases like "killing cancel culture" and suggesting that viewpoints you don't agree with on twitter/the platform as a whole as "unreasonable narci
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cryptoz
6y ago
But what you call base 6 they might call base 10 every base is is base 10...from a certain perspective
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cryptoz
6y ago
I think it's not your phone though in this case, it's the MacBook Pro where the copying is happening
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cryptoz
6y ago
The headline and article are misleading in my opinion, by focusing so closely on comparisons with automakers and calling Tesla an automaker. Yes, Tesla makes automobiles, but they dropped 'Motors' from their name a long time ago i
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cryptoz
6y ago
Before I clicked I wondered why you wouldn't be trying it. Understood, I suppose I won't be trying it either. Maybe there's a business idea here though, in pre-made special-case videochat boxes. I bet there are other optimiza
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cryptoz
6y ago
This is my experience here.
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cryptoz
6y ago
> Just FTR we are pretty far from accepting the far right here on HN: I read your linked piece but came to the opposite conclusions you posted here. Reading tptacek's comment indicates to me that he thinks HN's tolerance of whi
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6y ago
> I don't think I've even seen an explicitly racist post here, despite having dead comments turned on, maybe excepting obvious trolling or spam. This is self-contradictory. You state that you have never seen explicitly racists
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cryptoz
6y ago
You can weigh small objects with most smartphones with decent accuracy these days using the barometer. Put your phone into a ziplock bag, blow full of air, zip closed. Take a small object with known weight to calibrate your scale. Carefully
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cryptoz
6y ago
I am not joking, and yes Obama and Biden are very clearly right-wing politicians. I have not seen a single actually left-wing policy out of either of them. Also, please don't assume the people you're talking to online are 'jo
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cryptoz
6y ago
Worth noting that from my perspective , reddit is basically a right-wing propaganda outlet and always has been (at least the last 10+ years). Weird how that goes.
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cryptoz
6y ago
What do you mean, "wouldn't"? This isn't a hypothetical, this is the reality of today. And yes, it is a current problem. > that’s the whole point of upvotes and downvotes. No it's not. In fact the reddit rules &#
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6y ago
> We all know reddit leans a bit left Do we? I think reddit 'leans a bit right' if anything. Especially in the city-level subreddits or country-level, or communities like that, there is (in my experience) a heavy-handed right-l
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6y ago
IMO the 'heavy censorship' is the only thing keeping hobby communities going well. Without that moderation, you'd be trying to learn about something fun like knitting but you'd see a bunch of hateful content, like racist
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cryptoz
6y ago
One sentence uses 'suppress'. The other uses 'deprive'. Those are completely different things and will cause enormous confusion unless clarified. (ie, there is a lot that suppresses the vote but does not deprive it; will
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cryptoz
6y ago
Look at the efforts put into reducing bugs in software: how much money is spent on that, new paradigms are creating to reduce bugs, linters are written and used, etc. What are the specific, and large-scale efforts made to make the law and e
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6y ago
In our society, everyone is a lawbreaker. There are so many laws that surely everyone is guilty of breaking some law. This results in police being able to discriminate by selectively enforcing laws. Since everyone is probably doing someth
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6y ago
I bought an Ubuntu XPS 13 and Dell mailed me a Windows XPS 13. I spent some hours on the phone with support to asses if I should keep the device or return it. The support techs (many of them) seemed to agree I would be running into multiple
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