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k2enemy
4y ago
You're going to leave us hanging with the Photos story?
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k2enemy
4y ago
We don't have to wonder. DAO, FTX, Genesis, Three Arrows, BlockFi, Celsius, etc.
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4y ago
I found it incredibly hard to turn when I wanted to. Not sure if it is key detection or if I needed to have more precise timing.
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4y ago
Imagine if a state had gone from 0 to 1 pedestrian deaths. An infinity percent increase. Walking anywhere would be a death sentence.
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4y ago
I agree with everything you said. My original comment was in response to a comment that claimed that UBI does not suffer from the same incentives as needs-based programs and doesn't punish people for increasing their income. My point w
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4y ago
It isn't a transfer though. See reply to sibling comment.
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4y ago
If UBI means that I get a check for $500 but at the same time my taxes go up by $500, I would have a hard time thinking that my income went up by $500. Think of a world with two people. One rich one poor. Both get checks for $500, but the r
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4y ago
Nothing can actually be a guaranteed income program though, at least in the spirit that people talk about it. Someone eventually has to pay for it. Even if "everyone qualifies" and you give every person $xxx, some people will get
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4y ago
I'm sure you know this, but for others curious about stick chairs, Chris Schwarz has brought about a dramatic increase in people's awareness of them and how to construct them. Lost Art Press has several books and videos about the
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4y ago
Maybe play around with PICO-8? ( https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php ) The highlighted programs are mostly games, but people have made all sorts of fun things like 3D CAD, music synthesis, text editors, etc. It is certainly
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But that's also not how copyright works. At least in the Unites States, the protections offered by copyright center around reproduction, performance, and derivative works[1]. If the AI models are reproducing copyrighted works, then th
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4y ago
I completely agree. One fun thing about HN though, is that every once in a while an expert from an obscure domain drops in with an extraordinary comment. It is rare, but delightful when it happens.
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I also wonder how much of it is a perception among the blog authors that they have to make their recipes long winded for SEO reasons. They see everyone else doing it, there's an information cascade, and they believe (perhaps incorrect
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4y ago
I'd like to agree, but my experience has been different. Basically... 1. invest a lot of time in learning nix (nixos in my case) 2. set up a system that works great 3. a year or two go by 4. need to make a change, modification, or set
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4y ago
We can feed prompts into chatGPT ourselves if that's what we want to read.
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Diary of Samuel Pepys daily email
(buttondown.email)
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> It's always felt like engineers thinking they're outsmarting a much more mature legal system with humans built-in to slap away foolish gotchas. And then the engineers, unsatisfied with the messy world of human intervention,
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4y ago
I'm not sure if this was sarcastic? But in case not, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_Asia
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I think you're getting downvoted by people not realizing that you're actually the head of pinboard. Either way, a flippant post is kind of insulting to your customers.
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Clearly you haven't seen HN's reaction to any article about economics or psychology.
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4y ago
What, your mom buy you a puter for Christmas?
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Also turns out that "decentralized" in practice means "centralized"
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The Fiscal Theory of the Price Level
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The author clearly knows a lot about photography, so I don't think this is a mistake in the article... When did "depth of field" begin meaning the opposite of what it traditionally meant in photography? For example: A nice s
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Yes! That was my homepage for years. Such a great density of customizable information.
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Cool project and kudos to the developers, however projects such as these often fall into an uncanny valley for me. The overall look matches that of MacOS (or Windows, etc), but the details are off. Fonts are wrong, padding and spacing are
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Thank you for clearly and concisely conveying what the author was unable to do in an entire blog post that includes diagrams.
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Rivian recalling nearly all of its vehicles
(wsj.com)
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I don't know how that article is written without mentioning utility theory in economics and the concept of diminishing marginal utility of money and the risk aversion it implies. No need to even bring in behavioral economics. https:&
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In my search for more works like the Baroque Cycle, I was led to Thomas Pynchon, who's writing far surpass that of Stephenson (in my opinion). In particular, Against the Day, Gravity's Rainbow, and Mason & Dixon. They are al
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