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lazyeye
2y ago
I'm guessing there is no proof that could be provided that you wouldn't dismiss as a right-wing conspiracy.
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lazyeye
2y ago
Sorry but this is a ridiculously naive take.
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lazyeye
2y ago
Non-profits and ngos have such enormous potential for fraud and abuse. You get your political friends to setup an ngo, give it a nice name like "Climate Progress Coalition" or "Equity Action Network" etc. Hand it a billi
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lazyeye
2y ago
Groan....
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lazyeye
2y ago
Likely this is strategic to harm competitors. I'm going to assume there is a significant number of AI models out there that are not only not open source, they are not even public.
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lazyeye
2y ago
“Pessimists are often right, optimists are often happy and wealthy.”
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lazyeye
2y ago
Unlike previously when he was subservient to the Dems, that wasn't grotesque at all...
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lazyeye
2y ago
More like 1000 people standing around a pool of vomit wondering when the other guy is gonna come and clean it up....
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lazyeye
2y ago
Why is this the problem of the US taxpayer specifically? What is the responsibility of the rest of the world in all of this?
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lazyeye
2y ago
Yes there's a level of trust with any new administration. When people voted for Biden they didn't realise they'd be getting a president in the early stages of dementia, leaving the actual decision-making to the extremists in
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lazyeye
2y ago
On topic and very relevant actually.
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2y ago
And even if they're competent too but just on the other side...
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lazyeye
2y ago
Yes not everyone absolutely agrees on anything. And thats why we have elections and the winner of that election gets to decide.
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2y ago
Exactly.
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2y ago
Either that or they are able to make massive inroads on solving this problem and everyone benefits. And just as a sidenote, the Democrats had 3 times the campaign funds of the Republicans at the last election (Nancy Pelosi herself is worth
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2y ago
Just because you're bewildered doesn't mean other people are. I think most people understand the scale of the problem and the need for massive action to address it. And they also understand that mistakes will be made but they will
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lazyeye
2y ago
Or alternatively (and we can't rule this out), maybe it's the commenters on HN that "don't understand the bigger picture...".
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lazyeye
2y ago
The majority of US voters disagree with you. I think the latest poll showed 70% of people like what Doge is doing for example.
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lazyeye
2y ago
Their best option...? Wouldn't their best option be to put up a candidate and policies that voters actually liked?
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lazyeye
2y ago
I'm going to assume this is a way for Google to track you in every other way except via Analytics. "Hide your evil"
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lazyeye
2y ago
Or better still use a water flosser.
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lazyeye
2y ago
I got myself a waterpik (water flosser) and got a sore throat for a few days after I first started using it. I'm going to assume this was due to the crud moving out from between my teeth. Recommend water flossers, I much prefer it to u
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lazyeye
2y ago
Yep am aware of that.
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lazyeye
2y ago
Note: there is also the Mullvad browser which is based on the Tor browser (with the Tor bit removed). It works fine without a VPN. https://mullvad.net/en/browser
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lazyeye
2y ago
36.5 trillion in total national debt Increasing by 1 trillion every 100 days Thats by 10 billion per day Thats 417 million per hour Thats 6.9 million per minute They need to cut more of this kind of stuff, not less. Way more.
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2y ago
Also the Mullvad browser which is based on the Tor browser but with the Tor bit removed. Note: it doesnt require a vpn. https://mullvad.net/en/browser
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lazyeye
2y ago
Not moving the goalposts at all. You completely side-stepped answering my question.
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2y ago
I guess I'm more interested in the how rather than the why. The why is kind of a given. After Ukraine runs out of fodder for the meat-grinder (already on the verge of this now) who's children get sent to Ukraine? If we are not goi
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lazyeye
2y ago
I'm not necessarily disagreeing but we also need to understand what the reality of nuclear war means in the modern era. https://youtu.be/za6tZB19E4c
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2y ago
We are not safe. But successfully protecting Ukraine will bring us closer to nuclear war than we've ever been and we need to acknowledge that.
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