mannanj

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by mannanj 9mo ago
Thanks. Do you mean the Totally Under Control documentary from 2020? One question, have you ever considered the opposite of what you're saying to be true, or looked for the evidence for that? Saying because I've heard of and looke
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by mannanj 9mo ago
Noting that it is straw man to connect my argument with vaccine skepticism. The mass psychosis was that early on in the COVID response, we were hearing so much early advice from people that were ahead of CDC/FDA, things like: - Masks w
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by mannanj 9mo ago
Yes. When you learn about the CIA and their founding origins, massive financial funding conflict of interest, and dark activity serving not-the-american people - you see what the possibilities of not operating off pesky moral constraints co
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by mannanj 9mo ago
Not at all. Curious are you programming anything with AI and what is your output looking like? Are you excited about anything you're building, staying away, or both and have anything you're looking forward to building in this worl
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by mannanj 9mo ago
Do you think conscious beings actually experience wanting to continue existing, or is even that subjective feeling just a story we tell about mechanical processes?
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by mannanj 9mo ago
I personally find Bryan Johnson's "Don't Die" statement as a moral framework to be the closest to a universal moral standard we have. Almost all life wants to continue existing, and not die. We could go far with establ
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by mannanj 9mo ago
Right. My theories and hunches to support this that got jumbled up due to AI slop, were that syncing to the sun over a “9-5” or “8 hours of sleep” would improve and align our health better than any scientific system would. The sun is the en
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by mannanj 9mo ago
AI makes people less productive because it’s speeding up the thing that was hard: training AI for better future AI. The productivity gets siphoned to the AI companies owning the AI.
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by mannanj 9mo ago
haven't shared it publically on hn I meant.
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by mannanj 9mo ago
hi! mine is https://mannan.is - I haven't shared it publicly yet, though I do enjoy sharing it. It is angular made, and I have so many fun features I'd like to add there.
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by mannanj 9mo ago
I've been wanting to make a little circadian rhythm graphic based on the sun, would love to have a graphic like this to support it. If Andrew Marsh is listening, would love to create something to extend what I have (Preview at sun-taup
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by mannanj 9mo ago
Snake oil salesman is a rather deceptive and false accusation isn't it? He's launched, invested in and maintains success in multi-million and billion dollar companies. Snake oil sales don't get you that far.
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by mannanj 9mo ago
There's more unaccountable leadership than just the side you follow.
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by mannanj 9mo ago
I think it was that there was a cancel culture censorship type of intensity that occurred while he was able to express before, it particularly latched onto targeting people like him (we all know about and have heard of the intensifying cens
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by mannanj 9mo ago
I loved this guy. His writing and book How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big particularly impacted me early and exposed me to First Principles, biases, and in particular not giving a f*k about what people care so much. he was o
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by mannanj 10mo ago
In regards to the space ship that people see, I've seen photos of some Egyptian pyramid hieroglyphs myself, I hear this often "Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?" This stupendous gaslighting mirrors what I t
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by mannanj 10mo ago
Seems like a lot of successful leaders have a history of or normalize deception and lying for some benefit.
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by mannanj 10mo ago
Yes it's easy though to give plenty of time to let the ozone air out. The mold won't leave though, the ozone leaves after a few hours to 2 4 hours.
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by mannanj 10mo ago
Right. this feels more and more like a situation of extraction, abusive and theft of empowerment of the people and funneling it up to the top. It's apparent, and people are too afraid and weak to do anything. Or so they think. And I th
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by mannanj 10mo ago
Weird question. If a system you are using is intended to extract from you, and unwillfully and nonconsensually stealing your intellectual property because the unaccountable big companies do shady stuff (the "AI" companies) is it j
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by mannanj 10mo ago
How is it different from what OpenAI and Codex, and Gemini offer?
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by mannanj 10mo ago
The good ol Reverse-Centaur. It's also like simultaneously a hybrid-zoan-Elephant in the room the CEOs don't want us to talk about.
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by mannanj 10mo ago
So I got excited and used Replit because I heard about it in a Diary of a Ceo podcast. Spent days working on my project, it was working in their unique tech stack and when I did local git commits it locked some files and conflicted with the
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by mannanj 10mo ago
So this might not be the answer you were looking for, but from my digging into this ozone treatments can supposedly kill the mold spores but they are still able to somehow harm you when you breath them in. Mold is one of those things that i
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by mannanj 10mo ago
Yes. Perhaps the OP was speaking from a dream or a theory standpoint. We know our government in the US has lost its original intent.
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by mannanj 10mo ago
> things will break and when they do, it will incur a world of pain How much if this is still true and exaggerated in our world environment today where the cost of making things is near 0? I think “Evolution” would say that the cost of p
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by mannanj 10mo ago
Hi this looks really valuable, thanks for developing and sharing. Would you share some use cases and how you or your users use it personally? would love to see some examples and feel the aha "That's how I'd like to use it too
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by mannanj 10mo ago
As a former apprentice shaman and an engineer-by-profession, I see consciousness and awareness in these entities just like that of what I was trained to detect in mindfulness and meditation with the plants, nature, and in people. I trained
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by mannanj 10mo ago
Is a suitable solution to require visitors to fill out intent for why they came, and align that with your approved lists of supported intents, AND quiz them on some personal insider knowledge that only reasonable past visitors or new visito
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by mannanj 10mo ago
I want instead of being told “here’s what I think you want to see, now look at it”, “what do you want to see?” And be shown that. Yes yes we claim the user doesn’t know what they want. I think that’s largely used as an excuse to avoid rethi

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