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hypeit
3y ago
> It’s hard to say whether deepfakes are to blame. Certainly it’s a factor. I don't think that's certain at all. It's really as simple as people not wanting to bomb densely populated areas. The longer that goes on, the m
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3y ago
What do you think the thousands of bombs Israel is dropping are doing? They've dropped over 7000 bombs according to their own numbers. Is it really hard to believe that each of those only killed 1 person? I think we'll find the de
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3y ago
> Isn't Israel inflicting civilian casualties because Hamas is using human shields? Nope, they're doing ethnic cleansing. Just last night Israel bombed the West Bank. Hospitals, schools, restaurants, markets... taking civilia
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Editor in Chief of eLife replaced for retweeting The Onion tweet about Palestine
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Twitter/X is not letting people follow the Palestine Action US account
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3y ago
I stopped using Twitter as soon as Musk bought it precisely for moral reasons. I'm not going to help someone who wrongly accuses people of being pedophiles make more money. There are of course many, many, many other moral reasons to no
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3y ago
You literally said "We are not space constrained." You can move the goalposts all you want, but you're clearly incorrect.
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3y ago
> Facts over fame. You said NY was not space constrained. It's a fact that it is space constrained. Maybe you could squeeze out a bit of density but it is most definitely space constrained.
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3y ago
In that case the threat of prison is also not a deterrent.
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3y ago
I agree, if you see up thread I said SBF should go to prison for life.
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3y ago
> We are not space constrained. I'm sorry but New York is famously space constrained. There is no new Manhattan land showing up any time soon.
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3y ago
> The problem is that it’s essentially illegal to build new hotels in NYC. I really wouldn't classify this as a problem. It's completely possible today to book a hotel room in NY at all manner of price points. The prices are
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3y ago
> This has already happened. Except it hasn't. Hotel prices are the same today in NY as they were when Airbnb was going full blast. Again, NYC has always had excess hotel inventory. There is no shortage that would effect pricing.
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3y ago
There's no shortage of hotel inventory in NY. The supply is there. Hotel pricing didn't change at all in NY pre/during/post-Airbnb.
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3y ago
I seriously doubt hotels will get more expensive as they still have to compete with each other. I would say Airbnb has never had any influence on hotel pricing in NYC. That being said, I tried Airbnb in NY a few times and it was absolutely
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3y ago
I agree that this is a more legitimate reason to put people in prison, but I think it needs to be very selective to be effective. Serial killers need to be taken out of circulation but drug offenders do not imo. Often you turn people into a
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3y ago
It's not a perfect solution but it's also not believable that what's stopping people from committing violence is the law and not the violence itself. If you're willing to commit premeditated violence, you're already
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3y ago
> To what extent is Sbf used as a scapegoat by the media. 0%, in fact 60 Minutes just did a puff piece hagiography for him on Sunday: https://www.cbs.com/shows/video/SLLumNQElCg4KvRF7GUbpKX8_VAJ...
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3y ago
The threat of punishment doesn't stop people from committing violent crime. Even if you totally eliminated the threat of prison, the actual threat of committing violent crime is that someone will retaliate/defend themselves agains
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What was Elon Musk’s strategy for Twitter?
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> It was also a type of work that was preferred by some employees and not others. The labor market has changed. Many people got to try WFH and fell in love with it. Not everyone, but a huge number that had never been exposed to it befo
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3y ago
It's the "Return" part of RTO that people have a problem with. Have an office if you like, but don't expect me to go there. I work from home.
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3y ago
None of that has anything to do with "moving fast and breaking things". Take away Musk's welfare and SpaceX and Tesla are out of business within a year.
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I'm just pointing out that the only reason Musk is successful is because of government welfare. It has nothing to do with "moving fast and breaking things".
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What works for SpaceX is having massive government handouts. https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/08/tech/spacex-starlink-subsidie... https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-list-government-su..
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Poor management is endemic. Managers are for the most part trying to maximize their ego/status. This means having their "underlings" grinding away (preferably in view) for as many hours as possible. That this situation is bad
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> You could literally do nothing every Friday and you would not be less productive than a 4 day work week. This would be an accurate statement for most work places. People are often creating negative value in the modern workplace in
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> Would you rather those companies be startups whos employees are potentially more aware of the impact of what they’re building or just some big company that’s been making weapons since the MIC started? I don't care what the minds
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I understand that there will always be people who want to create war for power and profit. Just like there will always be people who push for peace and not destroying the environment (c.f. depleted uranium). I happen to have skills that war
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3y ago
This trend to try to make war more like startups is pretty disgusting. You notice this with the a16z "American Dynamism" war making arm, "move fast and break things" now means create weapons to terrorize people all over
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