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dawatchusay
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dawatchusay
3y ago
Are you trolling? “Race” here means what piece of code completes the fastest. Can we also not say “I’ve mastered the violin”?
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3y ago
From my perspective they made streaming a vast catalogue of music legally a business. I’ve been a user for a long time and been able to discover a lot on their platform although I must admit quality of recommendations seems to be falling la
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dawatchusay
3y ago
> this probably isn't one of the most major attempts Perhaps one of the most major failed attempts. Also do we have to think about what groups might be most able to go undetected while infiltrating the IRS?
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dawatchusay
3y ago
Sure, I’m already doing what I love (programming) but yes I would like to be better and better at that while also providing as nice a life as possible for my family. My point is there is no level of UBI that would be considered fair in a f
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3y ago
So the people that made and operate the machines work, and the machines work, but no one else
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3y ago
I don’t want basic income. I want the ability to differentiate myself and earn more than others. And I don’t think the government would ever “have no choice” but to implement basic income and I do not think it would be preferable to most. P
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dawatchusay
3y ago
So you were 100% correct on the test?
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3y ago
It’s certainly not the users’ faults for starters, and “artificial stimulation” should include alcohol and cigarettes which don’t result in situations of the magnitude we see regarding the illegal drug trade, perhaps exactly because they ar
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dawatchusay
3y ago
I think Google is a net positive
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dawatchusay
3y ago
Yeah you couldn’t do you job without Google because it’s vastly superior to a shelf of 5 books
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dawatchusay
3y ago
Are you saying that using Google to answer a question is more exhausting than parsing a book? That makes zero sense
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3y ago
This made my heart sink
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dawatchusay
4y ago
So this is interesting. It’s not like this pseudo-randomization of inputs is necessarily a good thing because you’re actually introducing non-reality into the brain (like dreaming I’m in prison or can fly) but instead we’re being prepared f
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dawatchusay
4y ago
This is the WORST summary title of a post I’ve ever seen. The wording implies actually the opposite of the article; it implies to those without deep knowledge of the topic that bovine and milk proteins are associated with remission. The ful
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4y ago
Innocent until proven guilty
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4y ago
I’m just saying upon initial thought that it seemed too simple to be considered an “illusion” because it doesn’t rely on some mental trickery, just blindness. But I’m willing to accept that optical illusions may all rely on some form of bli
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4y ago
I don’t feel this is much of an illusion. I think you just can’t see the movement of gray on black. Or maybe this is what illusions are in a very simple form?
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4y ago
Yeah, wow
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dawatchusay
5y ago
Could Tesla not have just decided that any new purchases would be converted to the dollar immediately? Accepting Bitcoin doesn’t necessarily mean holding Bitcoin and holding is where valuation matters. If I’m right about that it sounds like