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by irjustin 11mo ago
> Only rigorous, continual, third party validation that the system is effective and safe would be relevant. It should be evaluated more like a medical treatment. 100% agreed, and I'll take it one step further - level 3 should be out
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by irjustin 1y ago
From one of the comments: > Yes, FIRMS data is what most people use to monitor large strikes that create a significant heat signature. In the middle of the sea you'll usually just see oil platforms generate heat like that. > A lo
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by irjustin 1y ago
I imagine the general assumption is that you don't realize that you've been ID'ed. That they traveled before and nothing happened so traveling again isn't a big deal because all the "tricks" they used to cover
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by irjustin 1y ago
Google, OpenAI, Anthropic don't advertise any of their services as medical so why? You Google your symptoms constantly. You read from WebMD or Wiki drug pages. None of these should be under HIPAA.
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by irjustin 1y ago
Biologically yes... Probably but maturity, stability wise closer to 30-35 seems to be pretty good. At least the going rate amongst my friends
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by irjustin 1y ago
Overall we're having kids later and later myself included. This is one of the natural consequences I will face. Sometimes I wish it had kids in my twenties but for now I'm glad I didn't. We'll see.
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by irjustin 1y ago
> Everything would be broken. Think banks, brokerage accounts, email, text messages - everything. Wonder if this would become the next "nuclear proliferation". Since it's so hard to manufacture it gets controlled at state
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by irjustin 1y ago
I'll go out on a limb and say we _need_ Wikipedia and it's okay that traffic falls. Physical print encyclopedias got replaced by Wikipedia, but AI isn't a replacement (can't ever see how either). While AI is a method of
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by irjustin 1y ago
Yes, but all things considered, that's outside the bounds of this cypher - which is why "we all" feel cheated.
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by irjustin 1y ago
Honestly, everything about this is really sad. I, like may of you guys, have followed this thing for years, for many others, decades. Actual decryption effort group didn't get to decrypt (a small but faithful community), the creator ne
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by irjustin 1y ago
Planes boats etc
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by irjustin 1y ago
I was wondering and found the drug Leqembi, started trials in 2007 and basically didn't finish trials until 2022, approved in 2023. man that's a lifetime for this drug's trials.
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by irjustin 1y ago
The whole article talks about tracking and tracking better is helpful I get that but that won't stop it reverse the trend? Even in areas where we have clean data we see the trends. So what's next?
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by irjustin 1y ago
But that's always been the case? Since we basically discovered... Fire? Tools?
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by irjustin 1y ago
> Isn't this the case for all UI redesigns? When youtube changed to their current design there were posts about browser extensions to restore the old interface. Yes but UI redesigns usually involve UX redesign as well. It's not
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by irjustin 1y ago
Nothing new here. Somehow people are surprised evidence against them includes - "my google search" or "my chatgpt logs" or ...
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by irjustin 1y ago
> 99.9% of species are already extinct, the fossil record is huge. I get that people don't like change, but species going extinct doesn't really move the needle much. That is what they do. Ehhhhh this argument is hopeful at bes
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by irjustin 1y ago
With the phrase "the most reliable" which is a phrase to mean the subject you're describing is inherently reliable. Meaning you can read the reviews on reddit differently than amazon, yelp, and the rest. If reddit reviews can
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by irjustin 1y ago
Argh, there isn't one - is the message we're trying to get you to accept. Just because reddit is reliable vs its peers != absolutely reliable. Like Amazon, Yelp, Google any review system will become gamified for money. So just lik
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by irjustin 1y ago
Beyond my pay grade but I'll take a stab (meaning I'm talking out of my ass). Some in fact have but the majority? Probably laziness, but laziness is just misaligned incentive-goals. Communities have very little incentive to de-red
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by irjustin 1y ago
> Reddit was knowingly ruined by google. Once google pushed reddit to the top of search results Ehhhhh I agree and yet also disagree (it's fun though). Yes they were ruined by being promoted by algo changes, but do I blame google di
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by irjustin 1y ago
> it's also the most reliable place to get a general crowd-sourced opinion on the internet. There are specialist forums for specialist subjects, sure, but nowhere else delivers like Reddit does on a diverse set of topics. That'
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by irjustin 1y ago
> Maybe if they went with there own premium streaming service If you don't own the content, you get squeezed. Hulu, Spotify all of these guys get nickle-dimed into oblivion. Netflix understood this deeply creating one of the biggest
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by irjustin 1y ago
This is iOS so no extensions.
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Ask HN: HNews constantly logged out mobile?
1 points by irjustin 1y ago|4 comments
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by irjustin 1y ago
It's weird right? I get that Nokia honestly couldn't see it coming, it was basically the first in recent history. Too much too fast, RIM included. But all the bigwigs currently in Toyota are the age to have seen and lived that tra
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by irjustin 1y ago
This is why revolts happen. If you scratch under the hood of UBI, it's a mechanism to keep revolutions at bay. The balance of tax the ultra wealthy vs giving people enough to "live comfortably" is always the job of governance
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by irjustin 1y ago
Thought experiment - Startrek replicators are real. This basically means almost everything can be built without human involvement. The guy who owns the replicators is the richest. The wealth gap is so massive you get revolts (because we&#x2
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by irjustin 1y ago
> This market is ripe for disruption. here should not be a need to shovel hundreds of billions per year into AWS revenue for the industry. The same business operating at 20% margins would be a game changer. Honestly, I don't underst
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by irjustin 1y ago
Wish I could read the article. Is this true across all sectors? [Edit] https://budgetlab.yale.edu/research/evaluating-impact-ai-lab... Underlying study.

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