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by henry2023 7mo ago
If life is a game, are you playing it right?
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by henry2023 7mo ago
What’s the alternative? Keep polluting the air?
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by henry2023 7mo ago
“I’m afraid my neighbor would kill my son, therefore, I’ll kill my son myself”
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by henry2023 8mo ago
please treat this post as a reminder to cancel any subscription to OpenAI and delete your account from their platform. Maybe it’s not much and they probably won’t care but taking no action here it’s the same as being complicit.
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by henry2023 8mo ago
>> Other than by corrupt criminals and mafia types who have a need to covertly hide cash. I’ve got an Argentinian friend who sends crypto to his mother because he pays less than 0.5 % in fees and exchange rates instead of close to 5%
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by henry2023 8mo ago
Of course they can. if you’ve ever stepped a foot inside big tech you’ll know the bottle neck is not dev output.
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by henry2023 9mo ago
The guy also was super excited to go rap3 some k1ds in the island. Gladly he also failed at this.
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by henry2023 9mo ago
> if I was a renter/condo owner I'd be annoyed that everyone is subsidizing your free solar however. You probably wouldn’t. I hear more people complaining about hypothetical government spending than actual government spending.
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by henry2023 9mo ago
IMO Chatting through a known channel gives it a more polished experience to the user. This is really good.
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by henry2023 10mo ago
It’s the same game. Betting on a pair when throwing two dice has the same likelihood than betting on a six when throwing one die.
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by henry2023 10mo ago
I hope he was disbarred.
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by henry2023 10mo ago
Maybe it’s stupid in your perspective. nevertheless; nations have the right to put laws in place and enterprises willing to provide goods and services ought to follow those rules.
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by henry2023 11mo ago
Why is there a shortage of radiologists today if image categorization was solved 15 years ago? Have you ever talked to AI Support? It’s easy to name a random industry and assume you’ll automate it with a few clicks. It’s harder to actually
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by henry2023 11mo ago
It’s also important to note that America is largely a service economy not a goods economy. For every American citizen importing lumber from Canada there’re a thousand Canadian citizens who have a Netflix subscription. Looking only at trade
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by henry2023 11mo ago
It’s really cool to see progress in most developed nations in terms of co2 per capita emission today vs 25 years ago. Thank you for the reference.
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by henry2023 11mo ago
God forbid offended advertisers. Better to erase history than to lose some shiny pennies.
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by henry2023 11mo ago
Relevant essay, Do things that don’t scale by Paul Graham. https://paulgraham.com/ds.html
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by henry2023 11mo ago
A business charges for a service and the service was met. what’s the problem here? I would bet the TOS mentioned manual reviews.
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by henry2023 11mo ago
Yeah imo this is a success story.
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by henry2023 11mo ago
And even him doesn’t know what’s working and what’s making things worse. He claims to have really good biomarkers but that’s when cherry-picking numbers from studies made in a range of more than two years (!!). You’ll never see a published
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by henry2023 1y ago
Everyone talks about stopping drugs entering the border but no one talks about dismantling the extremely efficient logistic network that makes those drugs available in every corner of each major city. I guess it’s easier to blow up random b
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by henry2023 1y ago
I’d say is not different to having a hobby. If you spend so much time on any hobby such that you neglect your work or your family then yeah it’ll lead to trouble.
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by henry2023 1y ago
https://www.derekthompson.org/p/the-death-of-partying-in-the...
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by henry2023 1y ago
Fentanyl parties are the best /s
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by henry2023 1y ago
Monarchy doesn’t need a constitution.
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by henry2023 1y ago
One of the curiosities about this function is that computing BB(748) is independent of ZFC. https://scottaaronson.blog/?p=4916
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by henry2023 1y ago
I didn’t buy a Juicero back in 2015. Seems like I was not the only one.
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by henry2023 1y ago
In this case, the right tool is an empty can and scissors
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by henry2023 1y ago
Another difference is that their proponents were not hyping their valuations in the hypothetical of mass unemployment.
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by henry2023 1y ago
Hating on Bitcoin was cool in 2015. It’s proven to be a reliable store of value asset, to the point that central banks are considering reserves on it. Bitcoin maybe as useless as gold, but that doesn’t make it more or less valuable.

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