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hughesjj
3y ago
Yup. I still think on the whole Elon has done more good than harm in the long term, but man is he trying hard to make it zero sum. I think the ideal for society would be for him to lose leadership over those companies and just disconnect f
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hughesjj
3y ago
.... I think you're agreeing with me?
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3y ago
> Dan Preston is a NIMBY dressed in wolves clothes. Citation? > They make for great tag lines to pull support in and NOTHING changes. Two questions, independent * Is that the fault of those advocating for change? Are they failing to
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3y ago
If you look around, basically every company Elon took over or started relies heavily on government handouts (or at least did during the primary r&d phase) Those handouts were intentional incentives to invent tech the government saw a ne
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hughesjj
3y ago
No, not even in spirit. Epigenetics is not an 'alternative' to evolution, but rather a complement.
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3y ago
I had no idea who Dan Preston was until Tan complained about him, but given > In 2022, Preston proposed a ballot measure to tax vacant housing in San Francisco. I think I might just love the guy. Thanks for the awareness campaign Garry!
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hughesjj
3y ago
.... No, no it's not.
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3y ago
Linus Torvalds claims the NSA reached out to him with a backdoor Also remember the Google sniffing? https://www.theregister.com/2013/11/07/google_engineers_slam...
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3y ago
Yeah cloudflare is pretty sketchy too imo. They present as transparent but they've had some actions over the years that signal otherwise. Heck, pretty much every performance blog post they hype up buries the caveats, kinda reminiscen
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3y ago
The Chinese companies are leading in innovation of these robots though
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hughesjj
3y ago
Feel ya. Disposal is a pain, and if you mess up, it's a trip to home Depot to get some chemicals to clean your asphalt. That was fun when my apartment had me parking in a shared garage... Oil is simple and easy enough that I just get
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3y ago
Same. I'm lucky enough to live in a walkable + bikeable area, and we love to do weekend getaways/road trips, so the majority of my miles are actually for the long distance case. If I had more money I would have gone for the porch
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hughesjj
3y ago
100%. Plug in hybrids really do seem to be the best of both worlds, at the cost of some weight+space+complexity. I wish they would go a step further and develop some kind of modular engine insert where you could put a gas engine in your fr
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3y ago
> senate committee makes a fuss about it Well, time to do so I think. Good call. https://www.senate.gov/senators/senators-contact.htm Ah, happy to see Patty Murray is already on it, but wish she was doing more -
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3y ago
Rip Fred Hampton. Hoover, he was a body remover.
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hughesjj
3y ago
I mean, afaik Airbus didn't overtake Boeing until the mcas issues and have done so consistently since then I'd imagine this will extend the saturation of demand for Airbus if nothing else https://dsm.forecastinternation
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3y ago
I don't think the pedigree matters as much as for the leadership of a company to really know their product and market. I don't think that ex Boeing engineer turned ex Boeing CEO really knew their product given how absurd the proc
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3y ago
> The unchanged safety record. What do you specifically mean by this?
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3y ago
What do unions have to do with this at all if it was spirit aero systems fucking it up? Also from what I've seen the Boeing union has been raising alarm bells about... Literally exactly all of these little things that caused the qualit
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3y ago
Still ought to be shut down though. Given they're outsourcing so much of their maintenance and shitting their bed on their existing products, at some point too big to fail just turns into a big failure.
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3y ago
I love it. Was susskind inspired by this at all with his complexity=action (duality) [1] hypothesis? Theres a bunch of lectures of him on YouTube going off about how complexity increases asymptotically greater than entropy in a black hole,
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hughesjj
3y ago
It sounds like you're advocating we don't compete and instead just die/go extinct
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3y ago
I'm right with you on this. It just makes so much sense to me. It makes sense imo, given any large system in distributed programming needs to be coherent to work. AFAIK coherence is entanglement. So in order for the system to have
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3y ago
They also happen when they're not forced to (competition), and sometimes they don't happen when they're forced to (extinction).
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3y ago
Oof, Internet historian is a bit problematic but agreed otherwise. Good news is that the video essay format is kind of in vouge again and not just niche
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3y ago
I mean, obsidian has support for audio and video out of the box, you can paste a screenshot into the note, and this all gets synced or published like normal I wrote some generator to scrape a mandarin learning site to download all the audio
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hughesjj
3y ago
Do they keep a shadow profile on you if you violate their TOS? I'd assume not but that'd be a fun way to get off the proverbial list if possible
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3y ago
Your clarification fails to clarify bud
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3y ago
Gotta love asus and how much they innovate
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3y ago
To be fair there's been a research app available for over 5 years (launched in 2014, I first used it in 2018/19) https://merlin.allaboutbirds.org/the-story/ Also, from the main article, > According to Swar
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