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by hnhg 5y ago
Thanks, do you have sources for this information? I would really like to take a look at this in more detail.
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by hnhg 5y ago
Can you provide any examples? I’ve never seen this and have a lot of connections to the field. Quite the reverse, in fact.
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by hnhg 5y ago
Green is an unhelpful umbrella term IMO. We need to be specific. Even "low carbon" is vague and prone to abuse.
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by hnhg 5y ago
I'm not sure that's the case. I'm no expert but I believe those entities exist in part to take liability away from us as individuals. It's my understanding that, for example, in certain cases of privacy and security regu
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by hnhg 5y ago
It's not unique to Germany. For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In-Q-Tel
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by hnhg 5y ago
What could be the incentive for anyone who earned money to give it away for the same purpose as governments?
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by hnhg 5y ago
Why and how were you at so many hospitals? Providing more context could explain what you experienced.
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by hnhg 5y ago
Agreed. I actually made a quick edit to include that, and then saw you made the same point.
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by hnhg 5y ago
It's great that they're measuring but claiming to be carbon negative by purchasing offsets is quite a stretch. It really dilutes the true meaning of it. Also, the offsetting markets are very murky indeed. In many cases, offsets ar
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by hnhg 5y ago
The article directly addresses your point.
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by hnhg 5y ago
Your comment reminded me of this video, "Why do mechanics buy 'grandma' cars?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNOEMEX-2ow
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by hnhg 5y ago
Money gives you more throws of the dice, and often with 'better' dice.
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by hnhg 6y ago
I'm not an expert but I keep reading that bitcoin isn't fungible. Each bitcoin has a unique ID and public provenance, and that there are other coins that are truly fungible, like Monero - am I way off the mark?
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by hnhg 6y ago
I think you were unlucky, actually. I've been playing around with it on and off for a few hours now and sometimes it gets locked into the behaviour you describe, but for the most part it's very standard 4/4.
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by hnhg 6y ago
It's been fun playing around with it, thanks for putting this together, it's nice work. I have a couple of observations: firstly, it's interesting that the Guardian is considered to be dead-centre, while most in the UK would
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by hnhg 6y ago
I guess you have a problem with news editorial decisions then? For example, Fox News have a strong bias running through their programming. Isn't that a kind of implicit censorship of ideas?
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by hnhg 6y ago
Do you have any citations for your claim about EU innovation being bogged down by regulatory capture? In general, I've found that it's more like risk aversion in VC and other local cultural aspects before anything at an EU level c
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by hnhg 6y ago
I had the same experience with it, around the same age. I also read "On the road" far too late in life, and it just didn't work for me.
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by hnhg 6y ago
As well as being syntactically correct, it also reflects the contextual patterns of the tokens used to train it and then prompt it, which is perhaps limited by both intelligence and knowledge in humans.
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by hnhg 6y ago
I'd say that GPT-3 could probably beat a lot of the English-speaking (human) population at producing these though. I've read far worse on social media, that I've attributed to humans authors.
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by hnhg 6y ago
It's worth mentioning for context that they gained power via a coalition government and the Reichstag fire: 'In January 1933, the Nazis apparently had only 32% of the seats.' They really did seize control very quickly from th
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by hnhg 6y ago
Indeed, when done on purpose, it has another name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salami_slicing
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by hnhg 6y ago
Do they prevent people from becoming wealthy if there's a floor at 100 million?
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by hnhg 6y ago
How is making Mars inhabitable easier than fixing the problems here on Earth?
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by hnhg 6y ago
Shouldn't you be able to demand an explanation of how that score was calculated under GDPR? I'm really curious as to what it means now!
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by hnhg 6y ago
Most people won't relate to it. Plus you might assume everyone sees things like you do, and operate under those conditions.
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by hnhg 6y ago
While this is true, it should also be noted that distributors have already updated their business model to take a cut of Bandcamp sales. e.g. label X uses distributor Y to manage the process of their tracks in as many online stores and stre
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by hnhg 6y ago
Nice, I'm going to end up spending all day listening to Future Sound of London and Beaumont Hannant now :)
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by hnhg 6y ago
We also need to consider the microplastics turning into nanoplastics. At that scale they can cross cell membranes. We still don't know what that means: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41565-019-0437-7
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by hnhg 6y ago
That's my point. To talk about differences isn't racist. It's how they are used to keep power structures in place that is. Your definition is IMO not helpful in any way. If racism were so simple to define then as people we wo

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