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VC angle and usual shortsightedness that comes with boundless profit motive one correct angle in there. OTOH I don’t think the train station analogy holds as eg funnily enough NYC subway stations to me usually show everything that can be gr
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Reddit is almost as bad as Facebook in terms of being a bad web actor . It's a platform that grew on and through the open web and just keeps ever increasingly violating its origins. I distinctly remember the whole "Web 2.0"
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Edward Snowden and Ben Goertzel on the AI Explosion and Data Privacy
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Wow, was this widely reported? Do you have sources?
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Fate in AI: Towards Algorithmic Inclusivity and Accessibility
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The 'roles' she mentioned don't negate her transition, but highlight the journey she underwent. Kafka's case differs greatly, as it's about work publication, not personal identity - let's not conflate the two.
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One of the main reasons why CETA (Canada / EU trade agreement) was so heavily contested. In the end though, as you said it's really all just one big eco system of eco systems: same as with climate change, even "us rich people
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Thank you for sharing Melanie's perspective, it's clear she holds deep respect for her parent . It can be more complex from that perspective, let's indeed leave it at that side then. In public discussions it's general
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It’s Danielle Bunten Berry. I think her name should be spelled correctly, especially by fans?
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Leviathan (Hobbes book)
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Where are the facts that back this up? Shouldn't there be disclosed evidence by now? Wasn't the counter culture under surveillance regularly? This is definitely a fitting conspiracy theory for our increasingly fascist times though
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Eventually we will not only need on-device ML assistants but even more so then, to own the whole stack from hardware bottom up.
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(GPT-4) OpenAI's push for regulations in front of Congress can be seen in two ways: OpenAI, recognizing the potential risks associated with artificial general intelligence (AGI) and other AI technologies, is advocating for regulations
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“runaway rent seeking”?
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I like the idea of “paperclips” as a substitute for the change of what money / profits mean “post Realwirtschaft”. Finance keeps on reigning supreme (ever increasingly) since the 80s. Why not change the vocabulary to better reflect th
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Inflation seems to mainly be driven by corporate profits (>50%) in the first place: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35795299 The current situation is completely absurd. In addition there also is no skin in the game
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The situation is completely unhinged as more than 50 percent of inflation has been found to be driven by corporate profits. WSJ (article): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35795299 WSJ journalist (interview): https:&#x
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The situation is completely unhinged as more than 50 percent of inflation has been found to be driven by corporate profits. WSJ (article): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35795299 WSJ journalist (interview): https:&#x
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If North America were to confront its past more honestly and earnestly, it could uncover some time-tested and "homebrew" methods for achieving equilibrium – providing valuable insights and fostering ripple effects for other (afflu
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I hear you, it's exhausting to fight the system in the most literal sense. You are doing the right things though, and for that I want to applaud you. I personally still don't know how to get through to most boomers, but I'm s
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Ask HN: Who is at the forefront of fighting climate change?
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Getting real: what would serious climate action look like?
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The games industry's response to AI? Reverence and rage
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It definitely is one of the great victories of the commercial internet (in “mobile” 2023 sans web for the most part, mind you). BBS like systems and forums had been successfully in use since the early 70s. Usenet is more than 40 years old
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The failure that is Reddit is the failure of the web.
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Ted Nelson's Computer Paradigm, Expressed as One-Liners
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Recent, rapid ocean warming ahead of El Niño alarms scientists
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Are repeat Covid infections dangerous? What the science says
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“I believe that the massive usage of AI will cause people to stop thinking and using their minds and the resulting havoc is unthinkable” Immediate utility aside that’s a probable prediction by the author though. Let’s hope the optimists wil
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