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by nashashmi 5mo ago
Lawsuit filed in 2024. Too late for it. AI boomed in 2023. And elon exited in 2021. I hate to say it but Elon lost. And we all lost.
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Farenheit 451 is a book with the same theme.
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The worthwhile ones would still be written. Even if they are not enjoyable. The dissemination of ideas from an activist perspective is uninhibitable
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Title should be prefixed with show hn:
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> Founder Nate Silver left in 2023, taking the rights to his forecasting model with him to his website Silver Bulletin.[7][8][9] The site's new owner, Disney, hired G. Elliott Morris to develop a new model.[7][8] On September 18, 2
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Beats a human by like 10$
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Some people are good at developing the sciences. Others are good at developing commercial products. And tesla is not a good place for science development. Tesla is structured from narcissistic mindset: results driven, cynical, and position-
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The inflection is Right before its meteoric rise.
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Proposals Repo, a place for ideas to start their incubation journey(github.com)
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Difficult to imagine that people were not using phones to search for stuff while taking an exam. I can understand this being the case 18 years ago. But since the iPhone, how was honor still a thing?
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Those countries have pruned-controlled immigration systems. What leads to sudden disruptions in observances of law are newcomers who are not familiar with how things work in the new culture. If someone were to walk into town where all the s
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Longest surviving paper document (as opposed to parchment) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missal_of_Silos?wprov=sfti1
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Taking a minute to appreciate the level of long term thinking required for storing data, to plan for 300-500 years into the future, to be able to withstand all kinds of innovations, and survive basic obsolescence. What is the longest surviv
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by nashashmi 5mo ago
Is there a legal term for this kind of restructuring of debt?
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On the current events page, yes there is a bias. It will take time for them to be ironed out. I was referring to misinformation and disinformation on historical events. I have seen two parallel articles, the second created to give an incorr
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
Can someone do another research article of similar nature for Wikipedia articles in any way related to Israel? There is a similar disinformation campaign happening there.
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Iran lets oil traded in Yuan to navigate the Strait. OPEC sets prices in Petrodollars. What is the point of staying in OPEC then? Qatar is not part of OPEC so they were able to trade freely in Yuan.
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
No one calls the japanese persecution of the Chinese a holocaust. For generalplan ost, “The plan, prepared in the years 1939–1942, was part of Adolf Hitler's and the Nazi movement's Lebensraum policy and a fulfilment of the Drang
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
Count 3, how is this a commodity? Count 1, 4, and 5 are the crime of committing a crime. Crime 1 is commiting a crime for personal reasons. 4 is commiting a crime over the wire. 5 is commiting a crime using money. The only real crime is Cou
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Wire fraud is simply the crime of committing a crime over wire. It just always doubles the counts and intensifies the punishment. Same goes for Count 5.
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Japan did not take part in the Holocaust. Not the goal of Germany nor Italy was the holocaust. Their objective was not to conquer the world. They were empire builders, plain and simple, and they were trying to expand their trade networks,
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
2 miles of power line? 11k ft of line? For 100-250k$? About $10-23/ft? Sounds about right. I’m guessing the land was far from the right of way. And a little bit off road.
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
What are your thoughts about using natural semantic language to achieve edits to a picture? As users of technical software, we have absorbed an entire science and work model behind the things we do. Before now, I found it impossible to rep
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
No. I am guessing that this is only a commitment and they will waver on committing. However there are certain advantages like supply chain that only established companies would have access to. This is also a commitment to spend upto 100B on
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
Yii frameworks were full of that jargon. I had a hard time learning the whole mvc concept
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Profanity doesn't have power over a person. They have a lack of eloquence and a laziness in language. It demonstrates indiscipline and thoughtlessness. And it conjures the wrong kinds of images in the head. Separating yourself from
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by nashashmi 6mo ago
> Then I entered the military and very quickly cursing became deeply ingrained in my speech Same. Never cursed before military. But military stress combined with surrounding fellows cursing made it difficult to filter it out from my own
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> The Meta-NFS device concentrates microwave energy into a zone smaller than 200 micrometers, about the width of a human hair, enabling electronics to be printed onto bone, tissue, and living plants > The Meta-NFS works by heating fro
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Please also especially clarify that IDs of contributors will be public. Meh is good, but this was a bit too simple. There is a way to mitigate this. Re-hash and cache the page to be meta-less for public URLs. I guess that requires a huge
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Think of it as a product similar to Thunderbird, emailing/chatting with a computer instead of a person. But I agree the name should have been sufficiently different. Thunderbolt would have been a great name for an email server.

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