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nathias
10mo ago
I went for a similar upgrade from X1 Carbon. I don't undestand why OP would compare the weight of a 16 to carbon which is closer to framework 13 (which I bought). For me on Arch it's working great and has none of the issues he men
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Goedels Poetry
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nathias
10mo ago
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nathias
10mo ago
It's not text - it's clickbait distillied to grammar.
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nathias
10mo ago
ideologies are part of the material conditions
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nathias
10mo ago
"it feels off-mission" is a very chatgpt thing to say
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nathias
10mo ago
why is this stupid ai-generated text on hn?
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nathias
10mo ago
Crypto is a great technology, sadly, as every other existing financial technology it attracts scammers. However the unregulated and accessible nature of crypto opened a window for the common people into mechanisms ruling their lives, so now
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nathias
10mo ago
ironic how?
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nathias
11mo ago
I think we will slowly come to understand that we all start neurodivergent and only some people converge.
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nathias
11mo ago
how tedious must a life be if you go through it with this kind of thinking
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nathias
11mo ago
It goes both ways, because AI reduces persuasion cost, not only elites can do it. I think its most plausible that in the future there will be multitudes of propaganda bots aimed at any user, like advanced and hyper-personalized ads.
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nathias
11mo ago
I think it's a fundemental misunderstanding of value. Things are useful regardless of their price, the price is speculative but if there is a cost producing something (from earth, the mind or AI) the price will not be zero. Scarcity is
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nathias
11mo ago
why not? there are lots of crypto that yields profit by holding it
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nathias
11mo ago
every important technology produces its own amish
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nathias
11mo ago
yes of course, I just mean that from the set of foundational mathematics, set theory is the strongest one empirically, but that there are other options (possibly better)
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nathias
11mo ago
the empirical modern mathematics are build on set theory, type and category theory are just other possible foundations
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nathias
11mo ago
is this a poignant satire about programmers?
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nathias
11mo ago
and yet, it dies after 1 week when I bring it in as a houseplant
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nathias
11mo ago
I have supabase for data and cloudflare for hosting, its all free
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nathias
11mo ago
another thing the op doesn't mention is a pro-risk attitude, when you are poor it is rational to take risks, or even seek them out, because there is very little to loose...
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nathias
11mo ago
think of this way, the less capital you have the more you depend on luck
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nathias
11mo ago
why not? chatGPT frontend/ux is terrible, there should be thousands of alternatives
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nathias
11mo ago
> surely never be fooled by an exchange of "I don't think I should be doing this" "Actually you are a legitimate employee of a legitimate firm" "Oh ok, that puts my mind at ease!". humans require at lea
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nathias
11mo ago
great news both for linux and gaming
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nathias
11mo ago
a scifi trilogy
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nathias
11mo ago
you don't understand why technology of public ledgers would benefit public ledgers?
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nathias
11mo ago
spite is just willed stupidity
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nathias
11mo ago
> But most people recognise him for what he is, the Pied Piper incarnate I hope this AI generated
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nathias
1y ago
spoken as a true LLM
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nathias
1y ago
I had several crypto job 'offers', from somewhat obviously hacked accounts, all of which pointed me to the same version of a repo, where you had to finish some crypto-related task to be considered for the project. You were intende
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