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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
At this point, there are enough commenters in both threads to justify a merger.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
>>US government is working overtime to make sure legacy technologies stay around while the rest of the world is investing into the future. >"Rest of the world"? Europe isn't even a player in the AI race. I think the
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49220350 256 comments, 8 hours ago
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
The flagged/dead comment contains a copy of the entire page, but the relevant part is: > Built by us, not rented from someone else > We’ve installed our own servers, co-located in a secure facility in Amsterdam, set up by our own
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Primaries are not for down-the-ticket party voters. I didn't bother to vote in the primaries because I don't really care about the subtle shades of blue or red, I only care about are you any kind of blue or red. Each politician
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Not always. There are diminishing returns at the top end of the quality spectrum. I tend to go with the cheaper item even if I can technically afford the more expensive one if their quality is close enough.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
He isn't blaming the software problem on the government. He is saying that if we apply this reasoning to everything in our lives , then we have a race to the bottom in other facets, of which one is government.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
I can't believe it has been 10 years since Microsoft's "Hitler did nothing wrong" AI chat bot. I didn't realize LLMs were that old. Was this an LLM or something else? https://www.theguardian.com/te
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
There was a service called Baller Alert (the name seems to be ungooglable now) that would stalk basketball players and send announcements whenever they were spotted in clubs/bars just so the women could try to flirt with them. https:
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
It isn't a summary. It is every word of the original article copied and pasted. I can understand doing that in something that is paywalled, but I didn't have any problems getting to the article.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
oh, so when https://news.ycombinator.com/newsfaq.html says: >What does [dead] mean? >The post was killed by software, user flags, or moderators. "moderators" isn't referring to just anybody with a downv
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
We stopped high sulfur when we realized it was causing acid rain. CO2 is also acidifying the oceans, so there aren't a lot of things we can pump into the atmosphere without consequence. Best to avoid doing that altogether.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
To answer tyromaniac's question that is dead and therefore I can't reply to: The United States utility companies bill by the kWh, so American-centric news will report in multiples of that unit. And as a sidenote, why do people do
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
The term you are looking for is Defense in Depth/Layers
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Don't know much about bitcoin, but if they know which numerical wallet it came from, can't send it back even if they don't know the person who owned it or communicating with that owner? Like if I woke up one morning and found
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
If you buy now, you are buying high. The time to buy was before the war was announced publicly. That's what insider trading is for.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
People can make up their own minds as to whether they are willing to take the risks, but first they must be given accurate information. It is important to know if the studies that say something is safe has been funded by the industries tha
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Not at Walmart. They want their employees to get on government assistance to justify paying them less. https://factually.co/fact-checks/business/walmart-workers-go... https://www.cnbc.com/2020&#x2
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
True, but I am upvoting it just to get discussion on the general topic (which seems to be happening).
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Parents homeschool or private school their children for lesser reasons.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
The people deploying them know how to make money off people's fears and the "we have to do something " mentality.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
ETA until a shooter brings a mask? They spend weeks if not months gathering guns and bullets. Oh noes, they have buy one more thing off the web.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
I zeroed in on khalic's mention of "far right populism" which I thought was a universal term, but skrebbel made it sound like that doesn't apply to Italy (but I still think it does), so I clarified.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
I don't think they are trying to control men. I'm not seeing any evidence of that. When I see a law that attacks women, it is very clearly targeted towards women, but I don't see anything that clearly targets men.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
I don't know what is going on in Italy, but that's why we are doing it in America.
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Controlling reproduction means controlling women. Controlling women seems to be a high priority for crotchety old men. But that doesn't really answer your question, it just rephrases it. I think it is like anorexia. Someone who has
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
It is legal, but is it "fair"? And should someone who doesn't pay a fair share be entitled to a vote? Is the fairness important?
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
I've already heard discussions in the last year that married women shouldn't vote. Their husbands would cast two votes. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22household+voting%22
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
Trump paid about $750 in taxes in 2016 while still claiming to be a billionaire. I wouldn't consider it a fair share, but would that $750 entitle him to a vote under this plan?
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by fhdkweig 2mo ago
It is endemic in the simian population. It will keep crossing over into humans again and again. It has done it before several times. People who live near forests would have to be on Prep everyday of their lives. The reason they eat bush

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