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by hoseyor 1y ago
So diamorphine is an alt. for heroin. Just saying
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by hoseyor 1y ago
Regardless of people’s politics, Americans have not done that for at least 100 years now. What would make you think that would change now that basically all of the western world has followed our lead, largely because the American corporate
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by hoseyor 1y ago
I wonder if that was private lending/credit. There seems to be a huge issue building in that unregulated space.
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by hoseyor 1y ago
What is it with people who get all nitpicky about Ryanair charging on a per use basis? Maybe they should have a kind of all inclusive, flat rate, where you pay for food, drink, signed seating, extra luggage, etc. whether you use them or not
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by hoseyor 1y ago
For all the talk of AI Slop, I don’t hear much about the fact that we have been suffering from Outsourced Slop for decades now. I suspect that is how this kind of thing also fail at LinkedIn. I say that based on my experience dealing with o
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by hoseyor 1y ago
I find that curious, because I would not even really call that a design. The distinguishing characteristics are more what it lacks than what it has. But for me it is in fact a symbolic character of the roughly 20th century that we still suf
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by hoseyor 1y ago
Why go to the USA then? The world is big. Go somewhere you don’t feel unsafe about.
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by hoseyor 1y ago
Rather odd hatred of German considering that English is in effect a regression of German (yes, I know, that simplifies it, but it’s true), i.e., a simplification. It’s a typical kind of lashing out by hubristic people who reject complexity
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by hoseyor 1y ago
This is not an accurate or precise example. You surely know you are misleading people. German does not simply just concatenate words ad infinitum across logical classification, a concatenated, compound word is generally logically limited by
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by hoseyor 1y ago
What is “Simple Beans Factory Aware Aspect Instance Factory” supposed to actually mean? That does not seem like a concept at all, let alone an actual German word. “Beans” is not even German, there is no German word spelled “Beans”.
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by hoseyor 1y ago
Why not simply sit down and write an actual letter with a pen on paper, encouraging your child to also write?
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by hoseyor 1y ago
Do you mind elaboration on at least what region of the world you are talking about? I think this whole main thread is suffering from the globalism v diversity collision; we are a global group of people trying to compare regionally, national
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by hoseyor 1y ago
I wish I could vote more for this. You forgot that it costs at min $1M to get certified up to several dozen millions once everything is said and done; and that does not guarantee any government contracts or agency purchases. You have to bas
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by hoseyor 1y ago
That unfortunately sounds precisely like the post Jobs Apple, get rid of real computer talent “for business reasons”, probably because he didn’t check enough virtue signal boxes or didn’t enthusiastically enough support everyone checking th
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by hoseyor 1y ago
> there's this difference between old US-style washing machines that just stir and don't heat and EU washing machines that have a drum that turns and always heat the water This is one reason this study seems rather dubious. In
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by hoseyor 1y ago
I fully agree, but this is not exactly a principled community and it is controlled and managed by interests that have censorious authoritarian tendencies when it comes to discussion of meaningful things like this. The bill does have a nulli
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by hoseyor 1y ago
I’m assuming that’s the fully burdened rate, i.e., salary, benefits, taxes, overhead, profit, etc that employees never see, even though they should. I remember getting a sheet from an employer early in my career that fully broke down the co
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by hoseyor 1y ago
If they were actually dangerous, the regime would not be allowing them to support and reinforce the regime narrative that it wants to spread and would instead have aggressively attacked them. No, the fact that the regime has not a single ti
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by hoseyor 2y ago
Not really. The top 1% item roughly $50 Trillion in assets. In 2010…15 years ago…that was only $15 Trillion. If you look at the graph of the national debt and the graph of the money supply, i.e. money printing, you will find they basically
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by hoseyor 2y ago
I have a genuine question I can’t find or come up with a viable answer to, a matter of said “unpleasantness” as he puts it; how do people make money or otherwise sustain themselves in this AI scenario we are facing? Has anyone heard a viabl
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by hoseyor 2y ago
A number of free LLMs would do that. But if it costs, I agree, people can spend some of their dollars to translate it.
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by hoseyor 2y ago
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by hoseyor 2y ago
This all brought up some interesting memories from my time funding Cyc.
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by hoseyor 2y ago
Most likely They are not going to be allowed to rest at all. Especially western humanity is basically sanitizing the whole earth below them of human culture and history and storing it away in boxes and vaults, and ephemeral digital files of
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by hoseyor 2y ago
What most people miss about all those remote work debate is that nothing drives this issue more than commercial real estate and our government’s subsidization of it in various ways both through direct things like write offs, indirectly thro
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by hoseyor 2y ago
This makes a lot more sense to me as to the origin of the Great Lakes, opposed to the common explanation that the extremely sharp and deep lakes were carved by glaciers, which one would expect to be very shallow instead
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by hoseyor 2y ago
You didn’t even read the most basic settings that clearly say “click and drag interface” or something similar. But I still agree, tapping/clicking should work in sequential order eventually (it’s not as easy to implement). Re, looping;
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by hoseyor 2y ago
Rather ironic, considering that it’s a flag to indicate personal union of ownership of subjects and lands by the Scottish king who inherited the subjects and lands of England, but you prefer it to be the icon for the language of the state o
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by hoseyor 2y ago
I disagree that people are unpredictable systems. The ruling class very much knows that people are not only predictable, but even programmable. It’s just the aspirational middle and some lower classes that have internalized the idea that th
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by hoseyor 2y ago
You’re being rather spiteful and conceited with your hindsight. For all intents and purposes, the risk to people in the past of losing anyone to some disease they didn’t even know existed, which was not only disabling but also drained resou

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