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kranke155
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Cyberpunk headline
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You’re right that money printing is a problem, the point Arrighi has in his book and writing is this has happened 4 other times and seems basically inevitable. Other powers have had monetary empires and they all go through this.
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The Internet is now a hipnotic experience that learns how to hypnotise you. And whoever controls the AI controls it
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Yes that is literally what the fiat money system is about. By using fiat, dollar as a reserve currency and the petrodollar, the US gets to export inflation and devalue everyone's currency against their own (I think). The best explanati
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8mo ago
Management Science? Only management science I read so far (with actual measured outputs and ideas) was Peopleware. Everything else was more like philosophy. Has anyone ever measured, long term results from multiple management methods? What
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It seems quite a reasonable output to the current input we are having. Elon having an army of robots is... well it is what it is. Yet that is the direction we are going.
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You could read The Long Twentieth Century by Giovanni Arrighi. Fiat money is not the problem, the financialization of economy is actually a common by-product of aging great monetary powers. The US chose to become a monetary power in 1945, r
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Luxury brands destroy their items to prevent their clothing from losing value.
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Americans always ask - but who decides - the industry decides. The industry gets to decide what they want to use.
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It is not a group of people. It’s a legal entity that represents their economic interests.
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Very happy to see techno feudalism being mentioned here in HN. Whatever the origins of the term, it now seems clear it’s kind of the direction things are going.
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Not sure what you’d like him to do here. He’s not a political journalist.
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Eric Berger is least credible because…
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Always thought the case was for sensor redundancy and data variety - the stuff that throws off monocular depth estimation might not throw off a lidar or radar.
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You should be able to pick your own algorithm. It’s a matter of freedom of choice.
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Yes on the last count for Apple U. The culture of excellence is just not there. Big company but not sure if it’s a live player atm. Lots of unrefined experiences. People say it’s Tim Cook as if Apple had a bunch of CEOs. In its modern incar
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The entire pipeline to provide for this is prohibitive. At what distance do you actually need to be from your TV for the resolution to max out for the retina? 4k was already a dubious proposition for most TVs people actually own.
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Really cool.
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large parts of your post have been debunked.
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9mo ago
why would capital allow you to do that
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information war.
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Why would they need to do everything? Are you assuming that by the nature of even allowing 10% of labour not being replaced by AI, moving the other 90% of workers into that sector will create no issues with changing wages and wealth distrib
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Grom is much much less censored on purpose. I work in image editing and outside of very few people, hardly anyone uses Grok for professional work. Nano Banana Pro is used for the most part. But for NSFW work it dominates. It’s clearly delib
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This likely had some US aid. They are distributing Starlinks to Iranian protestors there and an Israel insider has bet on a strike soon.
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Cheese is probably there due to lobbying. I don’t understand why it would be that high.
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If it’s impossible to understand users problems then something has gone horribly wrong.
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Who said they will remove the government ? From current news they could very well just leave it in place as long as they sell their petroleum in dollars and agree to other restrictions. The US has not toppled Venezuelan government.
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The industry is extremely reluctant to change to Blender. I do use it but we need other applications.
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One day they might send 20 ships all at once to cut all overseas cables in one go, and it won’t seem like the preparation for an invasion but just another provocation. By that same morning they start the invasion of Estonia / the Balti
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This is huge. I work in filmmaking and CG and a few apps still aren’t on Linux. I might just move anyway though. I’m so done with it.
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