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by loceng 3y ago
Nor critical thinking ability.
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by loceng 3y ago
If the claim that Sam Altman wasn't consistently [over long period of time] "candid" with the board, e.g. they're saying he's been lying to them - is it OpenAI that burned that bridge who has a responsibility to act
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by loceng 3y ago
Might be better he redirect to that post specifically but it might defeat the purpose: It seems to be a filter curate out those who aren't interested or curious enough or able to problem solve why that redirect happened, and how to cir
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by loceng 3y ago
Fair point. Perhaps if it's such an issue for someone, and they see this news, then they can reach out to Tom to try to remedy it - and perhaps help him test out the open source provided to make sure everything's peachy? He seems
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by loceng 3y ago
I believe an idea that circulated early on in the media in regards to SpaceX, whether rumour or real, is that Musk was planning to basically do a reality TV-like show - and be able to fund the colony on Mars through that; who on Earth would
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by loceng 3y ago
"What if we replace guns and bullets with bows and arrows?" The people who break the rules will keep using guns and obliterate those who strictly follow the rules. This is also how tyranny can form relatively easily, when "ti
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by loceng 3y ago
And then there's the unknown of what genetics might show up down the line once increased CO2 being present starts to be selected for; including I doubt taking into account externalized factors that may occur in larger steps, like once
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by loceng 3y ago
Do companies like Berkshire with large piles of cash convert any of that into large holdings of metal reserves like gold, etc? Apple also holds a lot - https://www.investors.com/etfs-and-funds/sectors/sp500-compa..
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by loceng 3y ago
One of the main arguments will be that Google doesn't make it easy enough to sideload apps, purposefully, adding friction as a dark pattern.
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by loceng 3y ago
One thing that modelling seems to be missing are the lag times and genetics waiting to flourish that can allow an uptick in a higher concentration of that variation that can better adapt-take advantage of a new/changing environment, e.
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by loceng 3y ago
Special tax treatment makes the playing field uneven, makes the game unfair.
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by loceng 4y ago
1) Sorry, what - "... an anti-Semitic trope (let's call it what we all know it is) is enough to push it over the finish line." What a huge assumption and massive misinterpretation by you. Holy hell. You seem to be projecting
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by loceng 4y ago
You're conflating the government with a private citizen's private enterprise. The U.S. government can't block the sale of a book AFAIK - unless perhaps it's things like "how to build a nuclear bomb." Elon'
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by loceng 4y ago
Look to who has captured MSM to find the answer.
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by loceng 4y ago
'First of all, Elon has always said that he intends to practice "freedom of speech, but not freedom of reach"' First sentence and you already moved goalpost.
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by loceng 4y ago
So is what you're saying is your concept of freedom of speech is the correct version? You've also not backed up anything as to support your "much more likely" claim. Are people not allowed to be upset if a brand starts i
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by loceng 4y ago
It's also arguable that having a billionaire who's put $44 billion of his money into a platform - under the public position of supporting freedom of speech, and being a good steward, governor of so - is a good ally to have, who wi
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by loceng 4y ago
Elon and Zuck aren't comparable - other than earning billions from scalable enterprise.
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by loceng 4y ago
And then if they need you specifically then they offer you more $ and then may offer more flexibility along with that.
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by loceng 4y ago
You bought into that narrative too eh? You're correct that in Africa, in places where Ivermectin is regularly deployed due to parasites had much lower rates of COVID and death from COVID - but no, you're wrong - that's not wh
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by loceng 4y ago
Also, water-only fasting.
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by loceng 4y ago
Quite a shallow perspective: we'd have to critically think and discern, analyze the various narratives of each article, to see what narratives/talking points are being pushed by different sources, and which are being avoided being
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by loceng 4y ago
E.g. The last people to buy who haven't sold are left holding the bag.
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by loceng 4y ago
They can still be used as a bridge to when new systems are ready to replace the old.
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by loceng 4y ago
You could just burn the leaves of what you don't want to grow, right?
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by loceng 4y ago
That's a straw man, I didn't say it wasn't getting coverage.
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by loceng 4y ago
Any narratives against the establishment - whomever FTX et al are toeing the line with - are downvoted/suppressed, including on HN.
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by loceng 4y ago
https://c19ivm.org/ - 83% average prophylaxis. Which of the 93 studies do you have trouble with, what specifically in each of those studies, and how much does that change the numbers/conclusions such as 83% average pro
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by loceng 4y ago
I bet you believed that Pfizer studied for transmission of COVID-19 up until a week ago too, or maybe you haven't heard that news yet? P.S. https://c19ivm.org/ - 83% average prophylaxis.
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by loceng 4y ago
There are plenty of studies and cohort analysis of Ivermectin studies that show it is highly effective with the right protocol; most of the Ivermectin studies showing it doesn't work aren't using proper doses, nor at the right tim

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