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by falloutx 3y ago
I think personally I can compress $1b into 0 within a week, but $1tr would be a real challenge. Another thing I should point out that I don't support compressing people (for now).
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by falloutx 3y ago
I do find it quite fascinating we have reached so many different parts of the world and still maintained tiny bit of culture from back home. We have historically avoided Latin America even more so than Africa, so it is even more surprising.
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by falloutx 3y ago
So every app needs to have some AI tie in? Would uber eats be feeding me fake AI generated food?
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by falloutx 3y ago
Why not name the team on basis of what it actually does, but that would make too much sense in a organization, none of us want that.
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by falloutx 3y ago
I don't think people are afraid of skynet level AI taking over the world. Current AI is more likely to cause people lose their jobs to vastly inferior but cheaper AI bots. Executives are overestimating its value over real humans, and w
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by falloutx 3y ago
I have decision paralysis and therefore I can only watch TV. Many of my friends think how can I watch TV when I don't even know the local language and I have no control over it, but its still less stress free for me since I can't
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by falloutx 3y ago
Not every worker is so good that they will just get free from the job and they would instantly turn into mega entrepreneur god creating 12 companies in a month. Most of them will struggle to put food on the table, resorting to crimes and ev
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by falloutx 3y ago
We need to first figure out aging, to be able to become a space faring civilization. Aging is the hardest quest and I don't think it would be possible because it might be a fundamental thing within the system.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Just shows how a small technical change by humans can bring an apocalypse.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Its hard to give up code/art which has gathered a lot of value. Copyright isn't dumb because once your code/art amasses a value of more than $1m or whatever is the threshold for you, you would absolutely want to protect it.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Also other things among HN readers I have noticed recently is that they say Google search has gone incredibly bad so they use chatGPT more. But they fail to understand that one of key reasons that Google search has gone bad is due to every
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by falloutx 3y ago
It seems like one of those things like VR and crypto, technical solution looking for a problem to solve. After 2 years we have still not found a single good use for it and yet it is supposed to be disruptive. If you think we have, provide m
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by falloutx 3y ago
Google hasn't ruined search results instead the services like chatGPT are generating so much spam and crap that Google search can't really keep up. So the service you are using itself is making google and internet worse, and event
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by falloutx 3y ago
I have literally no idea what you're doing with ChatGPT. Like what can it do right now except generate spam.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Is this satire? If you think politicians can be replaced, then you must be dreaming quite hard sir. They are running the show.
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by falloutx 3y ago
This explains a lot about Canonical. They are delusional if they think bright people will go through that much to work a job which doesn't even pay that much. I have interviewed some really bright people and usually if you don't r
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by falloutx 3y ago
Thats a free chair right there. See you on Monday!
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by falloutx 3y ago
I am of the opinion that its just internet becoming more spammy and unhelpful rather than google searching becoming bad. Every Tom and his mom seems to have a blog/website which they don't even write themselves. Most of the conten
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by falloutx 3y ago
I am of the opinion in this heavy information age, we have stopped thinking of internet as a productivity tool, but more of as a cure to boredom. 30 years back you were a pioneer if you used internet daily but today you will be a one of man
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by falloutx 3y ago
These days well maintained used cars do not depreciate as much as it used to before. Due to inflation you might be able to sell your 5 year old car for only like 20% depreciation.
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by falloutx 3y ago
I feel sad for users of both those apps. I would rather shout in the streets
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by falloutx 3y ago
I would rather read this 2400 times than see a thread on threads
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by falloutx 3y ago
I don't see how Threads can be any better than Twitter. It seems we are just herding from one set of wolves to another. I personally don't use Twitter and I don't see any value in threads. Do I really want to see opinions of
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by falloutx 3y ago
This article itself represents fake work. Remember what keeps you employed, if we only did necessary things, none of us would be employed.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Thats an incredibly low number. I think best typesquat i knew was for twitch, the t seems almost silent and the website there was incredibly nasty.
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by falloutx 3y ago
The commenter doesn't seem to be against immigration, but aggressive immigration which is more like encouraging people to move somewhere without creating natural demand through creating jobs and industry. Canada is hardly producing eno
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by falloutx 3y ago
Well most immigrants into Canada aren't coming from US so the wait times are small. Tech immigrants mostly come from India and China, where the waiting times range from 3 months atleast upto a year and a half.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Sorry, I forgot the endless amount of spam generation.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Remind me why should we save the environment/planet? At this point its owned by big corporations and governments, so it should be them who need to save it.
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by falloutx 3y ago
Didn't know I was inadvertently saving the environment. This shouldn't continue. Will buy a pet today while not biking back from work.

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