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by cududa 3y ago
Caveat: I realize that any Musk related conversations come across as combative and either vilifying him or blindly following him - that's not my intention here. That said, personally I can't stand the man, but I'm a huge fan
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by cududa 3y ago
I remember a couple years ago seeing some writeup on hacking cars via CAN Bus by pulling out a headlight/ taillight, and a chorus of people here saying how it's not a feasible way to steal a car because you'd get noticed, it
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by cududa 3y ago
What if they were 100% Gelgameks? It's a nonsense question because at any large tech co, there aren't any engineering teams that are 100% women or Black. I don't believe that's a reflection the skills of race or gender l
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by cududa 3y ago
Someone could claim to build something like that, but it's going to be designed with the biases of the creator. What is your goal of building something like this?
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by cududa 3y ago
So, I think I agree with part of what you're saying. But I can't exactly grasp your logic. I'd like to understand. Let's use white male young men school shooters in the US. OP > So in retaliation, they began organizin
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by cududa 3y ago
FWIW, from my own experience, I used ChatGPT-4 way way more at launch. But the thing is, the way I used it for programming, it taught me SO much over the course of a few months. I'm still using those patterns, practices, and insights
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by cududa 3y ago
You are entirely missing my point. What I'm saying is the concept of caste discrimination doesn't exist in the minds of the vast majority of Westerners. Which would enable the exact scenario you pose: > If you're trying to
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by cududa 3y ago
What "sort of problems" do you mean, exactly?
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by cududa 3y ago
I mean the vast majority of studies indicate environmental factors like access to healthy food, a strong family, educational opportunities, and the literal environment are what drives difference in outcomes, not "genetic inferiority&qu
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by cududa 3y ago
Sorry, I reread the comment and realized the author wasn't from India, so I updated my comment. Should have deleted the original and posted a new comment
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by cududa 3y ago
> If you're trying to hint at some "it happens all the time, it's just hidden from public view", it doesn't. > Non-Indians literally don't care These are contradicting statements. We know non-Indians don&
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by cududa 3y ago
Based on your comment of "Indian friends" never bringing it up, do you know what caste they were born into? I mean maybe they never bring it up because it wasn't a problem for their station by birth?
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by cududa 3y ago
Personal experience with CBT-I from years ago. One technique my therapist helped me develop was keeping a mat/ pile of blankets next to my bed. The article mentions getting out of bed if you can’t sleep for 20-30 minutes. For me, that
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by cududa 3y ago
That’s like saying the amount of calories someone consumes is irrelevant to their weight. I’m not giving China a pass. If anything, we need to prepare for a world where developing nations might meet the same standard of living we have in th
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by cududa 3y ago
Each person in the US uses significantly more energy than each person in China. As a nation, China has more people but use less energy per person. We (the U.S.) should work on reducing our per person usage. How in the world does your exampl
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by cududa 3y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. Martian is a phrase explicitly tied to life/ beings/ organisms on Mars. Martian isn't a broad synonym for alien or extraterrestrial. It just means life on mars
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by cududa 3y ago
https://archive.is/QI4VJ
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by cududa 3y ago
Then hop in your Time Machine and go scan the 100 year old film strip. The DVD is likely the best quality you’re going to get
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Ask HN: Did reCAPTCHA Enterprise break after Twitter implemented it on Friday?
2 points by cududa 3y ago|0 comments
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by cududa 3y ago
This is one study. There have been endless studies showing the negative effects of people near the Trinity test site. In fact, the government still pays out money to victims. This is a nonsense study that was never reproduced. Moreover, Jap
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by cududa 3y ago
You have no idea what you're talking about, and the fact that you're so confident over your obscenely wrong conclusions makes you a dangerous person. How about going and exposing yourself to a massive dose of radiation if you&#x27
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by cududa 3y ago
I feel bad for you.
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Spotify looked to ban white noise podcasts to become more profitable(bloomberg.com)
305 points by cududa 3y ago|489 comments
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by cududa 3y ago
I posted about the recall on Twitter, and a buddy found his in the 2013 recall. He registered it with GE and was never notified.
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by cududa 3y ago
Bro, nobody that has ever used the phrase “you might die because xyz” has ever been under the assumption that they won’t die one day. “Often indicates that a person isn’t accepting the fact of the bigger picture” It indicates nothing. Get o
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by cududa 3y ago
Same one I have
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by cududa 3y ago
Well the rate of them catching fire is increasing, which means older ones are failing
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by cududa 3y ago
I have a GE one that looks almost exactly like the but wasn’t in the recall. It seems they overheat. During the summer when it’s humid, the thing is running pretty much 24/7 and while it reduces humidity, it blasts out heat. But, every
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by cududa 3y ago
I just want you to know, you’re not getting downvoted by the “woke mob”, you’re getting down voted for making an idiotic joke and insisting on making some random conversation on history about “woke politics”.
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by cududa 3y ago
This analogy is wrong on so many levels. Human sleep would be more aptly related to garbage collection and indexing - neither of which occur when a laptop sleeps. When a computer overheats it throttles performance and sometimes shuts down.

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