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mensetmanusman
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mensetmanusman
6mo ago
Anyone who says it’s about one thing is probably under-informed, we also saw how tiktok was pressured into showing people different realities in Russia and Ukraine.
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10mo ago
Doesn’t matter, more supply equals lower costs. Also, China can barely afford all of its states propping up the BYU supply chain with free cashflow.
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mensetmanusman
10mo ago
These situations usually lead to price collapse in the long run. Prices are simply an information vector on what humans should be doing for others globally.
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10mo ago
All we know is that we have no idea what the consequences are going to be after this plays out.
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10mo ago
Good idea. It’s a type of image that doesn't need to be modified, so an encoding verification scheme would work.
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10mo ago
It would be funny if this type of research ends up adding major insight to what it is about human vision systems and mental encodings that make us different than pixel arrays with various transformations.
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mensetmanusman
10mo ago
But #1 is so poorly framed, you would think it would be written by someone who only knows America via the corporate media.
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10mo ago
That's the story many Europeans are hearing from their hand rectangles.
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10mo ago
That was only to save face. It was part of a negotiated exit.
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10mo ago
“ it's completely unacceptable” How do you reach this conclusion that you can’t help suffering?
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10mo ago
“ How about not going there at all for whatever reason, under any circumstances.” What moral and ethical system brings you this supposition?
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mensetmanusman
10mo ago
As it was all collapsing because no one cared enough to make oil to support those things?
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10mo ago
There has never not been a bully in anarchic systems.
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10mo ago
“ The US should not be the decider of who stays in power on another country.” This is a new opinion. What is your basis for not believing might makes right in an anarchic system?
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10mo ago
Corporate supporters attack the messenger.
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10mo ago
Nick is awesome. He asked questions, they didn’t have answers.
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10mo ago
Metal feeding bacteria are amazing.
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10mo ago
Crypto is a bug bounty program.
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10mo ago
When government fraud reaches over 50% as investigators are uncovering in Minnesota, after nearly a decade of the same fraud occurring with nothing to show for preventing it, it’s obvious where to start since this information has finally go
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Hacking Welfare Doubles Somalia's GDP
(jessicar.substack.com)
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10mo ago
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10mo ago
New media displacing old media is hacker news.
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mensetmanusman
10mo ago
The population pyramid inversion and an artificially weak currency is destroying Germany.
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10mo ago
If people were smart, the stream would have an encoded set of settings recommendations that the TV would prompt you to enable if you desire.
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10mo ago
Leading with a generic bit on misinformation will get major eye rolls after what happened during covid.
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10mo ago
Exactly, I tell people every order of magnitude more we spend on infrastructure reduces the self driving complexity as much likewise. The education bit can’t be fixed by the government though in the short term, as the outcomes correlate too
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10mo ago
Religion realigns order, people look up in the same direction instead of past each other when contemplating meaning.
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10mo ago
This solves it for most, but secular society has lost any structural capability to succeed in this. Marriage rates have dropped over 70%. There are extremely thriving sub-communities in places though. Graft on to those.
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10mo ago
It depends on the sophistication of your analysis. What are possible problems you can imagine a copyer having?
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10mo ago
You expect scientists to not ask :‘what is behind all this?’ Ha
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10mo ago
To be fair, they were uncoordinated actors in a prisoner’s dilemma competition. This was the role of government to manage but there weren’t enough non-lawyers at positions of power to understand fixes. Now with the massive fraud seen in loc
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