loceng

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by loceng 2y ago
Why do you have him blocked, and just not following him?
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by loceng 2y ago
Until Boring Company sets up multiple pickup points with Loop and Hyperloop tunnels; then will arguably be a max 20-30 minute ride. The dynamics of travel will dramatically change multiple industries, save for if the status quo establishmen
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by loceng 2y ago
Groq and xAI's Grok? "No, not that Gro[q/k]"
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by loceng 2y ago
This reminds me of the Avro Arrow - the beginning of the gutting of Canada's technology and innovation development: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avro_Canada_CF-105_Arrow One day the US President met with the Cana
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by loceng 2y ago
Might this have anything to do with Apple starting to reposition production outside of China?
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by loceng 2y ago
Are they putting their cash into gold or similar then? A market crash will also coincide with the US dollar crash, no? Or is a market crash separate from the US dollar failing?
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by loceng 2y ago
Is this only happening to this one company? It seems like it'd be a widespread problem?
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by loceng 2y ago
If only it wasn't impossible to design cities for streets to maintain tree cover to help air stay cooler near ground level, etc..
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by loceng 2y ago
I noticed too that now that the old dinosaur incumbents in various industrial complexes can no longer compete, they want to get rid of non-compete clauses - so they can instead poach talent or at least those who had access to the latest tec
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by loceng 2y ago
To me it will be most interesting to see who attempts to manipulate the models by stuffing them with content, essentially adding "duplicate" content such as via tautology, in order to make it have added-misallocated weight; which
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by loceng 2y ago
Regardless if there is voluntary long-term adoption of such technologies by a relatively free market vs. regulatory capture that leads politicians to arguably poorly-wastefully investing in technologies and companies pulling from the public
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by loceng 2y ago
I could have been more careful with my language: it's the ones at the top, the ones positioning themselves to take lead positions and/or being positioned as useful puppets, manufacturing and weaponizing an ideological mob that doe
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by loceng 2y ago
And unfortunately the people pushing for using anti-oil energy policy are implementing it it appears to gain more control over the general population, and to implement more authoritarian policy. The fastest and non-violent way to achieve th
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by loceng 2y ago
Did you ever do an Igg food sensitivity test-food panel to check if there were any inflammatory Igg markers from specific foods you were eating? E.g. they can test for 200+ most common foods, which you would of had to have eaten within the
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by loceng 2y ago
You don't provide any supportive evidence that "your way of incentivizing" creates a net benefit - "just trust me bro" seems to be your fallback.
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by loceng 2y ago
You just proved my point with your second sentence - that everything in the future will come. And bringing things more expediently is the actual opinion here, unsupported, where arguably it actually slows down not only progress but the valu
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by loceng 2y ago
Everything in the future is novel, so that's a moot qualifier. Everything requires attention to be seen, once somethign becomes "obvious" is fully determined where you're looking and the scope you're zoomed in on. E
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by loceng 2y ago
Of non-obvious inventions. My argument being all inventions are obvious once attention is applied to that area and scope.
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by loceng 2y ago
This kind of argument makes me feel like it also supports the abolition of patents: eventually multiple other people will come up with the same obvious solution, which becomes obvious once a person spends enough time looking at a problem.
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by loceng 2y ago
I think one thing that will change moving forward is there will no longer be unelected administrative positions in these bureaucracies like how Fauci was in his position for what, 50 years?
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by loceng 2y ago
So that will result in an "innovation hero" improving on Google's model so the fundamentals don't create such waste, no?
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by loceng 2y ago
How insightful. “Your boos mean nothing to me, I've seen what makes you cheer” - Rick, Rick & Morty P.S. You realize that ad hominem is only used by those who are immature?
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by loceng 2y ago
I think we need to begin to use specific names when talking about approval processes, rather than just lumping everyone under the same "FDA" brand. E.g. Are certain people in the organizational structure have a history of fraud be
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by loceng 2y ago
I'm confused. Is your reaction stronger to that they were treated as terrorists or that someone misstated that they were officially classified as terrorists?
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by loceng 2y ago
I think my replies to JumpCrisscross would help clarify a lot for them, however I'm uncertain they'll see - or bother reading my comments - since they were recently successful in helping flag/get other comments of mine blocke
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by loceng 2y ago
My reply - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40734834 - here I wrote more detail in a comment higher up that give some credibility to the idea-sentiment, even if factually the Freedom Convoy was never officially classifi
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by loceng 2y ago
The Emergencies Act was a law previously called, renamed, from the War Measures Act. There was a post-POEC commission required to be held within a certain period of time of the invocation the Public Order Emergency Commission (POEC) - where
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by loceng 2y ago
Upwork also plays favourites to agencies - there appears to be some sort of non-transparent relationship there that they don't want the general public-marketplace knowing about, but if you use Upwork long enough you'll hit its var
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by loceng 2y ago
Re: "The only thing it says about me, however, is that I've seen a lot of anti immigration arguments made that were actually just people being racist." Indeed, causation vs. correlation - and that reactivity and assumptions i
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by loceng 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. There are blind spots regarding problems that you're unaware of since you haven't experienced them. Glad your and your mother's situations were simple enough for a relatively quick resolution. I wonder if

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