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by kubb 1y ago
When common people talk about the economy doing well, they mean that it's easy to make a good living. You can get a job, a house, a car and food. Maybe you can even have leisure and a bit of luxury. When economists refer to the economy
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by kubb 2y ago
They should promise him a cut.
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by kubb 2y ago
If normal is 65, then you’re saying you can retire at 35. I have a great salary and I pretty much don’t spend except necessities (rent, food, clothes, healthcare). I’m not even close.
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by kubb 2y ago
> When I use AI to build software I feel like I can create almost anything I can imagine very quickly. In my experience there is a vague divide between the things that can and can't be created using LLMs. There's a lot of thing
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by kubb 2y ago
When it comes to election interference it’s more like EU vs Russia. Who owns the platforms is secondary, it’s not like TikTok should be allowed to do election interference because it isn’t American. You’ll learn in the course of your future
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by kubb 2y ago
The opinion is so detached from reality that it’s not going to result in a useful discussion. There’s nothing about America in the consumer protection laws. It doesn’t matter if the service provider is a corporation or a non profit. You can
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by kubb 2y ago
If Apple don’t like the EU regulations, they’re free to vote with their wallets and stop selling their products there.
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by kubb 2y ago
They’ll always stick to their team, no matter what. Anything else means losing.
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by kubb 2y ago
There’s no limit. Everything Musk does can and will be given the benefit of the doubt. It’s a matter of identity, he’s their guy and they stick to him through malpractice and treason.
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by kubb 2y ago
Wowzers, it’s happening imminently. Great to know that we can expect agents that learn from experience very very soon! When they’re here I’ll make an upvote farming bot that learns from experience how not to get caught and unleash it on HM.
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by kubb 2y ago
Cool description of how jerf thinks about packages and how he deals with circular dependencies!
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by kubb 2y ago
There's a strong force in humans, an instinct against anything new or unfamiliar. It manifests as conservatism, and it comes out even against insignificant shifts.
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by kubb 2y ago
I upvoted you in lieu of an olive branch.
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by kubb 2y ago
That’s because jobs steal too much time from our lives and we don’t have it anymore to sink into something meaningful. We are forced to find meaning in jobs.
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by kubb 2y ago
Found the „it can’t be done” guy.
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by kubb 2y ago
4,577,166 cases for marijuana.
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by kubb 2y ago
It's fascinating to have a glimpse into a parallel history of computing that happened in a small country without the resources to make it big, but with tireless efforts of brilliant mathematicians and engineers who made the advancement
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by kubb 2y ago
I love strawmen, but I've seen way too many in my time.
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by kubb 2y ago
C isn't encryption :(
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by kubb 2y ago
There's an abstract argument template that I've noticed floating around. It goes like this: 1. There's a thing T in the world, and that thing has negative outcomes X, Y, Z, and positive outcomes A, B, C. 2. Some people
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by kubb 2y ago
I'm guessing in cities.
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by kubb 2y ago
Russia has 0% tariffs, so they're probably going to ship through there.
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by kubb 2y ago
This looks like a “make senior folks feel good” article. I get that there’s demand for that (aging society and what not). The headline says “too much”, but the article doesn’t quantify cluelessness in adults, instead presenting an anecdote.
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by kubb 2y ago
Sure, combined with others it makes sense. Just Facebook isn't enough to draw equivalence though.
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by kubb 2y ago
> America’s reputation as a land of opportunity for talented immigrants Does America have this reputation? H1B is around 20% success rate, all the jobs are in places with COL so high you’ll never afford a home.
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by kubb 2y ago
Anna Politkovskaya – Investigative journalist and critic of the Chechen war, shot in Moscow (2006). Alexander Litvinenko – Ex-FSB officer poisoned with polonium in London (2006). Stanislav Markelov & Anastasia Baburova – Human rights la
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by kubb 2y ago
If brutally murdering political opponents and terrorizing own population to uphold the regime doesn't matter to you then we have different values.
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by kubb 2y ago
Anna Politkovskaya – Investigative journalist and critic of the Chechen war, shot in Moscow (2006). Alexander Litvinenko – Ex-FSB officer poisoned with polonium in London (2006). Stanislav Markelov & Anastasia Baburova – Human rights la
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by kubb 2y ago
The theocratic republic of Iran.
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by kubb 2y ago
The immigration problems in America seem very much self-inflicted. There's a lot that could be done to make it virtually impossible to live in the US illegally long term, but it's just not being done. The freak out about illegal i

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