ndrh

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   Will YC ever increase its capital on offer?

   2 points by ndrh 2mo ago|1 comments
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   by ndrh 4mo ago

   That is bad enough to prioritize avoiding at all costs (mainly costs to the upper crust of the economy, the part most resistant to meaningful change). I, for one, don't believe civilization could handle perpetual catastrophe, the loss
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   by ndrh 4mo ago

   For another 50 years after we do stabilize them, yes. The contrarian throwaway said: "A significant, geologically fast rise in global temperatures would kill millions/billions of people, inundate coastal areas, result in major mig
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   by ndrh 4mo ago

   Although there is not necessarily a cognate from the past to accurately describe what AI becomes in the future, I wonder if electric companies were once thought to have "better" electricity than others, like how AI companies have
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   by ndrh 4mo ago

   Kind of terrifying that "we may" turn the tide on CO2 is an acceptable level of optimism. If we don't, we all die. it isn't something to leave up to mindless market mechanics.