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jpadkins
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hostis humani generis is latin for "enemies of mankind". It is not hyperbole, it is not deflection. The GP is advocating that everyone is compelled to attack or persecute anyone who is "fighting against stopping or reducing
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solar variability? Hard to model, as we don't understand it well enough to model it.
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My simple Agent loop for hobby game dev (In antigravity, but this also works well in Claude Code). 1) I write the prompt for the next feature / tweak / fix I want the model to work on 2) if large, check implementation plan 3) play
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7mo ago
so spam?
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scarcity creates value. Good observation, never thought of AI images this way.
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8mo ago
lose the income, but likely they will live a more fulfilling life.
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> 4. Taste continues to be the single most important thing. The vast, vast majority of AI art out there is...not very good. It's not going to get better, because the lack of taste isn't a technical problem. I agree on current A
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8mo ago
are you sure that AI generated code will be more vulnerable than a median software engineer? Why?
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Amazing. Also very thankful the author included his setup on GitHub. Also the YouTube video is fun to watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BbPlPou3Bg
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8mo ago
So if the arguments are rooted in medical reasons, it's okay to be inhumane? Nazi propaganda argued that getting rid of Jews helped prevent the spread of diseases, because we all know that Jews are disease carriers. See how slippery
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Do you have a historical example of "Little bit of taxes now and accelerate easier"? I can't think of any.
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I disagree. I think there is a lot we can learn from Amish society. Main of the 'ills' of modern society don't exist in their community. I believe that we can learn and apply aspects of what they do well without losing our
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Globalists have been taking over liberal institutions since the 90s (they have control of the DNC for longer). Media, academia, education are aligned with the globalist agenda. And the left dare not speak out against it, or they get mobbe
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> But infinite population growth is unsustainable Only if we don't explore and colonize the stars. From what we know, the universe is infinite.
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It's not that hard. Sorry you missed out on a wonderful thing. You are not responsible for the world or its conditions. You just have to support the kid and be a good role model, that is 95% of the job.
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Even if you know how the compiler and OS constructs work, you might not know how the hardware circuits work. Even if you know circuits work, you might not know how the power generation or cooling work. Even if you know how the power gener
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Tyler Cowen used to blog about Singapore monthly, and now he does not. He reflected on why he doesn't. He admitted that he doesn't because its not cool to people in power. I find that a funny admission because I long suspected
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your usage was in obvious violation of the terms of service. This is why we can't have nice things.
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Then EU citizens should support undocumented immigrants, as we do in the US. It is inhumane not to give them full welfare.
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How much did you short the stock?
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if there were more valuable reasons, talking publicly about it would only drive up the price.
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> It took decades for my wife to finally get through and explain not every problem she voices is something that needs a solution. There is a great YT video on this topic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4EDhdAHrOg It
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There is a lot of research that personality traits on political leanings are correlated. So maybe that same common cause also affects humor? https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3809096/#:~:text=Th...
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Scott Adam famously got into heated debates with his anti-vax audience on vaccines. Calling him antivaxxer is misleading. He changed his mind on a vaccine after new evidence came out.
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401k's are independent of the company. The account is in your name, not the companies.
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Thanks for sharing all of his books with the next generation of readers via the free library. His influence will live on!
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Left wingers viciously attack their own if they don't sing from the hymm book. They are scared of being labeled.
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it doesn't take even a serious reading of Adams to realize he was dogbert, not Dilbert. He mocked Dilbert, he thought he was a loser that did understand how to manipulate the system.
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I think it's okay to perpetuate segregation from the racists. The non-racists white and blacks can live together. And the extreme left mob who have an axe to grind with white people can live with the neo-nazis. A wise man once said
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No, 93% of the population want nothing to do with extreme left wing socialist mob politics.
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