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> Wikipedia has been the target of these influence campaigns too eg [4][5]. You need a Wasserman Schultz link just talking about [5] as well?
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Bait should strive to be a bit more subtle.
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> On this North American-dominated forum, It’s hard to not notice. > "Asia" is rarely used in the expansive definition that encompasses also the Middle East which is necessary for Islam to be called the majority religion. Ev
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Wikipedia tells me that Hinduism is about 40% larger than Buddhism. Also associated with meditation, and predating Buddhism. > Buddhism is the largest religion in the continent It also says that Islam is the largest religion in Asia.
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They didn’t single out Buddhism.
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50 times 20K is one million.
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I’m sorry. I thought that I alluded to it but I didn’t. The fact that I have a 40-hour workweek is because Labor (not any political party) fought for it. The Weekend also. And getting enough income to be “middle class” rather than proletari
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Some measures should have real, tangible, concrete numbers; others should have “my friends are saying”/“you are blind if you are not seeing it” vibing.
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What an incredible demonstration of whitewashing history. No, the technology itself does not have a telos, it’s not something external for us to tame, or that naturally falls somewhere. This is demonstrated by the mid century “middle clas
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Don’t worry. I’m partially[1] resigned. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48237536
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> Taking a Walk May Lead to More Creativity than Sitting, Study Finds (2014) Note publication year. This might have been very useful in 2014. But we’re now in the agentic era. Sure, I was a skeptic for the last three years, but as of Dec
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No.
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> Disagreeing with me doesn't prove the point. Deciding he's a Zionist based on what you think he believes, rather than what he's actually said on record, that proves it. I’ve judged him to be a Zionist based on what he sa
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Trivially follows from the premise.
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I just proved your point by disagreeing with you. Do you hear yourself? No he’s a Zionist judging by what his positions are; you can’t have so many Zionist opinions and then null and void them by saying “but I am not a Zionist”. > Defend
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> If you want to understand why someone would even propose taking from the rich and complain about inequality, Because they want to take back what was taken from them.
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I can’t just quit the “career” that I’ve spent years building (for what else?). I’ll just fade somewhat gradually into unemployment, I imagine.
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> I want to talk a bit about AI and the related shifts in the tech industry. I know this is top-of-mind for lots of y’all, and you might be wondering if it even makes sense to learn new programming skills in this environment. Y’all sound
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> There's so much documented evidence of people attacking jewish people who they call zionists without cause that I find this line of reasoning stupid. Attacking people for any reason is unacceptable. Including for being Jewish of c
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Both-sides nonsense. We’re decades past assuming good faith from people who equate criticizing Israel with racism.
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What was the original salary given a 100X increase in productivity? If they get a 50X salary, maybe 20K USD? Maybe I don’t understand how this works.
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There is this complaint of guild-like protectionism in other places, like I dunno arbitary gatekeeping to keep the pool small and in turn demand high. What the hell then is the attitude that you don’t need juniors any more, for those alread
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> Today we reduced headcount by 22%. The business is the strongest it's ever been. So I think it's important to be direct about what I'm seeing and why. > First, I made this decision and I own it. I did it because the w
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All LMM discussions—no, all code discussions here—have these trivial-looking comments about how you can agent against agent, or agent chain with agent, or agent compose with agent, either to supercharge productivity or solve some problem. T
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I’m sorry, it wasn’t my intention to make fun of the way you talk. I didn’t take that particular address to me as genuine.
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“Software is eating the world”, but also “not working on antisocial tech is too difficult aaah”. Is it though? Finding some ethically neutral Crud gig?
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Yes.
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I feel like I care about freak ideologies more than as a passing curiosity based on how powerful those people are. I would care if it was Peter Thiel but not so much if it is a freak subculture among upper middle class SC programmer phreaks
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Coding as we knew it ten years ago isn’t dead. I have had a great time in the last quarter doing a little voluntary open source programming. I improve or make something and the upstream accepts it. I have fun and it isn’t just an idle hobby
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People make jokes here plenty. And being sarcastic? Only all the time. You can post 300-word matter-of-fact, spelling out all the premises comments. Or twenty-word quips that say the same thing. Both will be accepted depending on the mood.

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