nemomarx

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by nemomarx 11mo ago
When was it not like this, though? I think people are rosey about the past here. A small educated set was different in the past but probably the bulk of the population has always done something like this - now you can hear them online easie
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
How often is 70 years in your lifetime? only if you read a book as a teenager or child, right?
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
Is it factually correct? Has anyone been able to prove infringement or apply a fine for writing fanfiction in your own journal or something?
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
Wasn't it 14+14 at some point? I wonder if that would be above or below the average response
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
I just presented my passport and the usual proof of address stuff to get it. That does seem like the best flow, if a little redundant maybe.
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
This is just the drivers license with I think slightly more photographing or background checking, and in a different database? And a fancy star hologram. Someone jump in if I've missed a crucial detail, but I don't think it's
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
Austin and Texas in general have less housing restrictions than other places wrt zoning and regulation, so they could plausibly have a surplus. You can only really speak locally about any of this because location determines the market
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
K shaped economy I guess? More and more spending is driven by the top, so maybe housing that aims to capture that still sells fast but more normal housing struggles
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
All of the examples in the article seem to be the us, so I think they're only looking at local trends. Are other developed countries firing people in the same way rn?
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
Customers would buy contaminated food if it was cheaper, too. There's value in having a floor on quality and design for products to avoid races to the bottom?
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
So what's the collective action? Any proposed regulations to sign on to?
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
They must have something like this for China, right?
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
Only a small number of indie games will go mainstream enough for that to matter, I think. If your likely outcome is selling 10,000 copies getting in with the reviewer and blogger crowd is probably helpful.
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
I'm beginning to worry people who chat with ais long enough will imitate their writing style
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
oh that water one is cute. makes me think of old gnome effects? I wonder how distracting it is in practice
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
How is he trapped, and could you expand a little on the situation? I'm not sure I understand the social expectation at play for it. Does he actually have kids in his relationship that he doesn't want to talk about or admit to in p
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
A lead battery plant that we can oversee and regulate is better than a polluting one in another country, where we basically export the suffering and damage to them. So policy goals should try to keep it possible and economically viable (wit
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
I think part of the story here is that as we regulate things at home we also out source activity that wouldn't fly here to those African regions? That may keep it out of sight but if it's still happening it might have been better
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
note "typically produced by the seller" if you said your product is the best in the world that could be directed at yourself and still be puffery. advertising is expected and usually allowed to be inaccurate
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by nemomarx 11mo ago
people intentionally made the banners annoying or tried to make the reject button smaller / more awkward so that they could keep tracking. Definitely a failure of enforcement, but let's not pretend that was good faith compliance f
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by nemomarx 1y ago
For decades things like usaid were bipartisan and basically untouchable, so that and higher taxes would have been a fairly secure way to do things. The question is can that be accomplished again, or do we need a thorough overhaul of who&#x2
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by nemomarx 1y ago
I can't imagine EA people supported the USAID decision specifically - but the silicon valley environment, the investing bubble, our entire tech culture is why Musk has the power he does, right? And the rationalist community writ large
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by nemomarx 1y ago
I don't think the complaint is really the donations or the impact, rather it's that the community has issues? Whether you agree that someone can put money into saving lives to make up for other moral faults or issues or so on is t
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by nemomarx 1y ago
bad timing with the cloud flare thing - we'll all have to take a look later on it sounds neat though - what kind of practice have you tried? language learning?
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by nemomarx 1y ago
I'm wondering if she actually got the fundraiser money, considering how quickly this moved - the last update implied it would have to go to her funeral, and I hope it pays for the bills or helps her family.
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by nemomarx 1y ago
does this ever work in tutorials in games? People skip the explanations and then complain later that they're confused or didn't know x and y feature existed. We already have people say they wish they'd learned how to do their
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by nemomarx 1y ago
Why would we buy south korean subs for this, especially ones south korea is building with us navy help? we have nuclear subs and the us is actually pretty good at building more of them. It's the cheapest kind of reactor we have and doe
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by nemomarx 1y ago
I mean Iran is certainly managing it, so I think it's mostly a political will / will this get you attention and coup'd thing?
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by nemomarx 1y ago
I really miss that deepdream aesthetic with the dogs eyes popping up everywhere.
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by nemomarx 1y ago
The rights holder can give permission to use the assets and IP let the community basically own the game. Marathon and Project Aleph is a good example of this where Bungie gave it up, and so the open source version of the engine has fixes an

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