hndamien

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by hndamien 4y ago
The children were already safe at the time he made the comment.
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by hndamien 4y ago
> It's a question of safety of provably true information in this case. The information is provably true by going to the location and verifying that the person is there.
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by hndamien 4y ago
The test of the truth of a live location is trivial. The test of truth of COVID information is not. In the case are spreading something that is provably untrue eg. 1 + 1 = 3, even in that case, you should just rebut and explain why it is un
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by hndamien 4y ago
But he initiated being derisive and mocking of another person whom was personally invited to help by the dive team. Contributed time and resources to the effort as per the instruction of the lead diver. Doesn't sound particularly heroi
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by hndamien 4y ago
Based on the evidence (safety claim by Elon, death of Diana) it appears that promoting and publicising it makes it accessible to a wider audience that does have an effect on real world consequences. I presume this is also why marketing work
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by hndamien 4y ago
What would you think about sharing Prince Harry's live location?
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by hndamien 4y ago
To give this more context, Vern Unsworth was mocking Elon Musks attempts to help on request of the lead diver, after providing many batteries and engineers time to work on a solution. Vern himself was not an actual diver in the rescue.
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by hndamien 4y ago
I don't quite understand why everybody is ok with doxxing being something we should avoid because of the harm it can cause, yet everybody seems to be "hey what about free speech" when publishing peoples live locations like it
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by hndamien 4y ago
I was just in Dubai and was impressed by the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and disappointed by the lack of their unique culture in so many other aspects of their city.
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by hndamien 4y ago
For comparison, here is the modern day Michelangelo. https://jago.art/en/jago/
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by hndamien 4y ago
It's very effective, especially if you maintain the altruistic intent.
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by hndamien 4y ago
Have you heard of Bitcoin?
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by hndamien 4y ago
Thanks, but after a brief read of the 716 page complaint it appears that all of the allegations come from self reported compliance documents for the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science and contracts in attempts to comply with
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by hndamien 4y ago
An allegation isn't evidence, and animals do die in testing for medical gain. The real question is whther it is undue, avoidable, unethical, causing unnecessary suffering. As somebody that believes that animals are quite concious and
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by hndamien 4y ago
As somebody who routinely eats pork and lamb, and shares concern for animal welfare, I don't see any evidence that these animals experienced any undue pain and suffering (besides the death) which is routinely accepted by society for an
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by hndamien 4y ago
Your monetary theory is that nobody spends any of the money that is created as a result of increasing the money supply? OK Paul Krugman, I'll see myself out. Bitcoin doesn't have the same problem. Monero doesn't have the same
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by hndamien 4y ago
It doesn't stay in the drawer though. The total supply is a constraint on all actors as they compete for resource allocation. By increasing the supply and relaxing the constraint, some participants can out compete (raise the price) of
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by hndamien 4y ago
How does speech cause harm?
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by hndamien 4y ago
I really like it. A few things: The dynamic columns based on search are cool. Not sure if you are learning from clicks, but that would be cool. Tradeview price data is cool, not sure if intentional or a nice side effect. Twitter results see
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by hndamien 4y ago
Would this be good for remote pilots flying fighter jets, or has that been adequately serviced by military tech?
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by hndamien 4y ago
Even if it is illegally obtained, then that should be the crime. Just having the money is really quite irrelevant except that it may help in some cases to indicate there was a crime, but alone it isn't sufficient or illegal (well shoul
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by hndamien 4y ago
Amazing that carrying any amount of cash is deemed illegal.
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by hndamien 4y ago
Speaking of cop origin stories... https://www.gazettepeoplestelegraph.com/marvel-superzeroes-b...
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by hndamien 4y ago
Well, none are getting caught cheating.
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by hndamien 4y ago
Also, for the record, my bet is that Tesla will succeed with the first mass produced useful humanoid robot.
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by hndamien 4y ago
It seems quite foolish to try a solution this radical before trying a global price on carbon emissions.This is risking the livelihoods of everybody for the profit of a few in that case. Otherwise I agree.
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by hndamien 4y ago
Maybe refering to this type of thing - https://www.protohologram.com/
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by hndamien 4y ago
I think they are using the term "attraction" explicitly as a force to draw them together. If they fell apart, it was due to a lack of attraction.It isn't so much attention from an "unattractive" person can cause att
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by hndamien 4y ago
I explained memetics to my kids from around 3 and have given free access (and supervision) with education like you have said and its working fine so far up to 7. He even used to turn over the ipad if there was an ad appearing (we pay for no
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by hndamien 4y ago
We have a cost function that could loosely be correlated to a pain/sadness function. Perhaps it makes sense to also include a pleasure function to give them some kind of autonomous direction. Perhaps it is this part of AI that will ult

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