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kowabungalow
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kowabungalow
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Yes and no.. Slashing the problem completely is no worse than not fixing it since a climb into the stratosphere also has to burst.. I.e. with a new generation rejecting traditional lifestyles. I think the solution is to artificially build n
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kowabungalow
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I'm no state judge, but I think the states do have jurisdiction on kidnappings where the crime doesn't cross state lines.
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kowabungalow
1y ago
> So let's not pretend these institutions are noble If only the noble deserve a reasonable state then welcome to hell.
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Let's not pretend that was the topic.
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kowabungalow
1y ago
Foreign students interested in a US education have diverse motivations and Universities in/of other countries have done well selling programs that compete with the US' institutions for students that don't have that motivation
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1y ago
Trump is a disease, the tools he uses are the opportunities given to adapt Putin's template for the American Empire.
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1y ago
Universities had better hurry up with opening up their foreign campuses.
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Hence 'for .us'. The trouble with this form of pedantic is that the nicer way to interpret the misunderstanding is that the pedant is ignorant either of language or the structure of dns. "He runs the Internet routers for our
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1y ago
I think the problem is social tendency toward exaggeration and categorization. There are different social groups that have different but overlapping bell curves and whether it is nature or nurture is scientifically interesting, but dwelling
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There's genuine AMD_64 and the knock off by their slower competitor who coined the genuine emphasis for the first to market. I don't see what is confusing about that.
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I think the question of why it works triggers some kind of stroke in some people like when a child swears and the only rational interpretation says something about the environment that they don't want to hear.
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You are staring at a prompt that uses Akashic and fren for specific statistical attacks based on relatively small volumes of material using these terms and saying that anyone who thinks there was a reason to use them is out of touch? The pr
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1y ago
I can't imagine it is healthy to consume anywhere near the limit.
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1y ago
An LLM is applying a statistical model.. If 4chan has fren with right wing rhetoric in hundreds of thousands of threads and other sites like HN use these only in occasional discussions of 4chan, you are hinting an LLM to generate content li
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1y ago
The US has been fucking Latin America for decades, you just mean that it isn't El Salvador..
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It is fucking El Salvador, I think you meant it isn't El Salvador.
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1y ago
I've talked to plenty of people who regret having future tickets for travel to the US. I assume they were aware of the costs and considered them in their itinerary just as people have always had to for NYC, etc.
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1y ago
One has to make a lot of capacity decisions around how well the unreplaced battery is going to perform years out if they are complex to replace, lugging around all that extra is also not good for (the environment or) a consumer who may be b
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1y ago
Perhaps the streets of the US will start to look more like Cuba to the rest of the world.
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The world changes so parental advice may need some adaptation, but the general idea is that they show their child when they make decisions. This may have been more about what job they took for what pension it came with and what car they bou
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Also, this is the first pixel after this announcement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43485950
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The goals are petty profit, some extortion, some illegal trading. Destroying 80% of the value of the US isn't meaningful if he gets to own a lot more of the remainder. Everything is profit for the broke real estate conman of 2015.
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Government overreach was endangering America thanks to the tireless work to conspire by government employees who barely want to do their own job, but an organization legally aligned on gaining independent financial advantage can provide ove
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I think the biggest issue is that you have to put the assets somewhere and usually that meant a relationship to US currency. China has to go further with a proposal for how it is going to do a US proof global system. Telling the EU to stand
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I think you place too much emphasis on US spam.. It's had its day and anyone susceptible to it is heavily in crypto that existing holders go heavier if they have more money to allocate to it is still a fragmentation away from actual us
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When the IRS left it in the grey zone it wasn't really going to the moon because every financial advisor couldn't say 5% of you retirement should be in an investment we can't sell you. It would take a lot more and richer peop
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The President of the US believing it wasn't was never sufficient to make it independent, but what is the opposing force if the President of the US believes it is part of China? Whether he is an actual idiot or a selfish asshat (if thos
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I'm also not sure why other countries aren't moving to criminalize trading crypto to try to tank him and his cronies since the US has given up on preventing presidential conflict of interest.
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China seems like the obvious one to propose the new free trade agreement for countries that adequately tariff the US. I'm sorry.. I meant place export controls, is that better?
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1y ago
Federal agencies suggesting easy to enact laws that should be affected by both parties is a strange bogeyman to have when you actually have private companies dictating legislation with a BS cash as speech argument and federal storm troopers
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