magwa101

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by magwa101 7y ago
Short version, YES, total successful theft by the Chinese government. Because of our dumb morality based "good guys win in the end" and "long arc of whatever" we are suckers and can't believe when the bad guys win,
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by magwa101 7y ago
Finally, some sanity applied.
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by magwa101 7y ago
Overhyped, no change at all.
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by magwa101 7y ago
What a den of incompetence, thanks DNC. Trying to rig Iowa and failed so badly is laughable.
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by magwa101 7y ago
It's a patronizing podcast. He interrupts his subjects a lot. Rife with access journalistic "both sidism" which has destroyed the NYTimes.
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by magwa101 7y ago
Yep, lived in Texas and LA. Sprawl is expensive.
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by magwa101 7y ago
I've been through a hundred note apps, in the end, taking notes is for the brain to help remember. The app is your brain. Generally now, I through stuff in Google Docs and move on. It's searchable, good enough.
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by magwa101 7y ago
Urbanization of america, that's the trend. Stick figures make it all so simple and palatable :-/
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by magwa101 7y ago
How about a broom and rake to actually save some fn top soil??
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by magwa101 7y ago
The current computing paradigm is all about "data entry", you are your own "sysadmin". Slowly enriching others by working for them. Yes saved time is valuable for you, but also, you create value for "them". We
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by magwa101 7y ago
Top top top athletes know how to harness their fascia for "super" human strength. Bruce Lee and the 1" punch is the best example.
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by magwa101 7y ago
AI drives efficiencies in everything we do; transport, manufacturing, mining, "life", etc. Still, humans are in the middle except, they're doing 100 times more than we do now in similar jobs. Everyone has to level up in tech
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by magwa101 7y ago
Remember when everyone laughed because Google was spending millions to recognize cat images?? Autonomous cars will suddenly be ubiquitous, 3 years. Exponential learning.
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by magwa101 7y ago
"Cancer solved", every 10 years. "Plant based diets", um, I don't know anyone that stays vegetarian.
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by magwa101 7y ago
Hilarious! I remember working on early Unix OS implementations in the 80s. When I saw all the TODOs and NEEDSFIX and WHOKNOWSWHAT I was thinking "How do I make any mods to this?"
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by magwa101 7y ago
yeah more propaganda they can't even feed their people.
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by magwa101 7y ago
Starlink will be a total game changer when it goes global.
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by magwa101 7y ago
They wouldn't buy the advertising if they couldn't make a profit on your attention. Pay with brain space, or pay through a tax. Which is more expensive?
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by magwa101 7y ago
Not clicking through to TED "everything will be solved with our optimism".
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by magwa101 7y ago
I don't get it, go to human only competitions. It's like computer generated music, um, like who cares, it's not human. It's just a fun experiment.
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by magwa101 7y ago
this article says just about nothing
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by magwa101 7y ago
Schawad?
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by magwa101 7y ago
blerg
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by magwa101 7y ago
political contract != business contract
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by magwa101 7y ago
I don't want to dive into the world of gaming, consoles, and expensive machines. Not interested. Stadia as an easy way to try games out? Yeah, I'm in.
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by magwa101 7y ago
That's why very "literal" lyrics can ruin a song.
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by magwa101 7y ago
...and this is why I stopped play "adult" hockey.
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by magwa101 7y ago
Private profits, public costs.
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by magwa101 7y ago
FINALLY. Now how hard was that??
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by magwa101 7y ago
So many news articles start with "the big narrative"™. The authors seem like burgeoning/frustrated writers who are just practicing on us. I skim to get the details and toss all the narrative fluff. So many books are full of t

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