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jjulius
2y ago
> Aside from the destruction of low-tech artistic tools triggering non-tech people aspect... 604 comments on this HN post (at the time of writing this), the bulk of which appear to be opposed to this video, and you're trying to tell
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jjulius
2y ago
Between the fact that you think that entry-level instruments cost more than iPads, that somehow "fingering" an instrument is a bad or obsolete thing, and that you think iPads are affordable to the impoverished, I'm really n
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jjulius
2y ago
> People here seem to treat this like advertising, because it kinda sounds familiar to advertising. Because it is. Whether or not OpenAI pays the publisher or the publisher pays OpenAI, it's still an agreement to "help ChatGPT
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jjulius
2y ago
I don't think it's "tiny" as OP mentioned, sure, but to my mind (and as I mentioned in another comment), that leaves a remaining 85%. 85% is a portion that I'd be comfortable using the word "most" for - eg
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jjulius
2y ago
> ... energy usage in the transportation sector of the US. Climate change isn't limited to one country. Additionally, you're also mis-quoting your source. According to your link, only "about 28% of total U.S. energy consum
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jjulius
2y ago
15% might not technically be "tiny", sure, but that means there's a remaining 85% of energy being used in other areas, which is large enough to still supports GP's sentiment/point, IMO.
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jjulius
2y ago
Can confirm. I have the BC12 on my bedside table, I love it - simple, elegant, does exactly what I need it to do, no more, no less.
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jjulius
2y ago
>... it simply found lots of news articles, made simple models, researched what people have said & done historically. Those are the sources OP is asking about. In point of fact, it would help if AI could provide the sources it used
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jjulius
3y ago
>I looked [1]... Your AI looked at it, you didn't. I also have the hunch that your research was limited to US whistleblowers only, can you confirm?
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jjulius
3y ago
Correct. For clarification, the title on the page is "Closure Announcement". While you're right about there being a variety of issues, both around mental and physical health, it sounds like having to weed through AI submissio
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jjulius
3y ago
The only thing I am intentionally trying to do is to understand what you're saying. What's up with the hostility here? Edit: It's not that I think you're being hostile by pointing out facts, it's that you're te
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jjulius
3y ago
I mean, it's completely fair to downvote that comment, because it's not entirely productive. That said, it's an interesting point. Musk makes no secret about how he feels people should be having more children, but at the same
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jjulius
3y ago
... what?
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jjulius
3y ago
>These domestic rescheduling may have an affect on legal charges or banking, but cannot address the overarching classifier of Schedule 1 drugs which is the UN based on the 1st link. So, you're acknowledging that changes to legal cha
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jjulius
3y ago
Help me out here, because I'm genuinely trying to grok your point but, for whatever reason, it's not clicking for me. You originally stated: >Reclassifying schedule 1 Drugs requires the approval of the Commission on Narcotic Dr
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jjulius
3y ago
I read all of that gigantic word salad and it's still not clear to me what it is that you think the AP article got wrong.
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jjulius
3y ago
>Contrast to, say, beer or wine, which the majority of Americans will not silently judge you for indulging in moderation. In point of fact, it's often flipped around. It's only been the last few years that I can tell someone I
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jjulius
3y ago
>A safe, productive and prosperous society cannot be built by drug addicts. Yet much of it has been, and continues to be built by, people who use drugs.
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jjulius
3y ago
>... this news article is now seemingly entirely delisted from HN without being marked flagged... >I went back through five pages of posts. It's currently on the first page, post #16. Methinks there has been a rush to judgement.
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jjulius
3y ago
... the point isn't to compare their films, it's to compare the experience of working for each of them.
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jjulius
3y ago
The point isn't really the films that they've made, but the experiences others have had underneath those directors when making them.
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jjulius
3y ago
Perhaps I'm speaking out of ignorance, but that just seems... excessive. The game's on the disc, why not just play it instead of downloading the whole damn thing? Can someone explain why this option is preferable to just playing
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jjulius
3y ago
What a strange comment - I strongly doubt that schools are teaching that phrase without simultaneously expanding on what the phrase means. Introduce the phrase, explain it at the deeper level, then move forward with using the phrase once th
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jjulius
3y ago
Elon believes in doing his own PR, but Tesla does not, simple as that. If I'm to believe that Tesla does believe in PR then, as I mentioned in response to another user, I'd wager they'd be doing a lot more to improve their
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jjulius
3y ago
I suppose I'll keep holding folks hands... So, Google's results only seem interested on showing the articles about the NTSB's ultimate findings, not the ones that were originally reported immediately after the crash. I then
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jjulius
3y ago
Fascinating! Thanks for the insight. :)
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jjulius
3y ago
Me? None, hence "crazy". :) I just find the idea of long adventures/trails like that to be interesting, and I'm sure it's not outside the realm of possibility that someone would want to do it.
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jjulius
3y ago
Now, who'll be crazy enough to combine this with the PCT and the AT into one long, N-shaped venture across the US?
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jjulius
3y ago
[sigh] You know, it's hard to know what sources other people consider to be "reputable" these days, so perhaps you could put on your big boy britches and google the subject to find a source you like rather than expecting us t
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jjulius
3y ago
Two minutes before you responded: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39933211
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