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by notfromhere 3mo ago
None of that will address the fact that China is intentionally engaging in mercantilism and keeping the value of the yuan low to maintain export volumes. cutting 100k jobs will shave 1k off the production cost of a car, china has like a 6k
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
Tesla already lost that fight, which is why they're resorting to asking for import bans.
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
You kinda don’t want to kill the whole river ecosystem. We need a functioning environment
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
And none of it will matter because everyone will know you’re a 64k a year peon. Working for basically free for “prestige” is a sucker move
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
You don’t.
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
Let's pause for a moment, that actually sharpens the case rather than complicating it.
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
You don't have to be a constitutional scholar to see it's bullshit. Just the fact that originalism implies an ability to perfectly know what the dead from 1788 meant with each word in every situation. It's a ludicrous proposi
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
Covid killed lots of people, what are we even talking about. I was healthy and vaccinated when I got covid and that did a number on me, I don't know where I'd be today if i wasn't
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
hundreds of millions (billions?) of doses have been given out at this point. If there was evidence of harm it would be very obvious and you wouldn't need to lean on conspiracy
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by notfromhere 3mo ago
"America" is a place name created by Europeans and "Americans" an identity created by their descendants. So there's no "ethnic" Americans because its an invented social identity.
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by notfromhere 4mo ago
its what happens when a company runs out of ideas and is mostly run by people with MBAs. Good ideas are now risky because it steps on the toes of someone's fiefdom
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by notfromhere 4mo ago
Congress passed laws that blocked the federal government from fusing data across departments for this specific reason. the admin decided to ignore those, and a friendly congress is deciding to not act on that. You really, really don't
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by notfromhere 5mo ago
you don't need AI to deal drugs, plenty of people with little education do it all the time
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by notfromhere 5mo ago
xAI is a dead company; you don't sell compute if you're growing. More promising is that cursor is training a model using it.
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by notfromhere 5mo ago
Internal trade barriers are a real problem, Canada is a country with a small population and vast resource wealth, so its odd that there are barriers between provinces.
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by notfromhere 5mo ago
id rather use the thinking models so the voice mode isnt' useful, i do use voice-to-text more and more just to speed things up though
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by notfromhere 5mo ago
Well yeah, YC is a tech incubator plugged pretty deep into the SV hivemind, and the leading figures of it seemed to have decided that fascism is a better alternative to any kind of regulation on their activities.
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by notfromhere 5mo ago
its inevitable if you do nothing to organize politically against it.
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by notfromhere 9mo ago
prescription amphetamines don't do this if you are taking the prescribed dose (and you're not getting enough prescribed to get anywhere near high)
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by notfromhere 1y ago
New Deal-era regulations on financial flows made it painful tax-wise to remove cash from a company. So you either had to pay it as dividends, or you invest it in R&D, wages, or benefits for employees (this is why companies used to have
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by notfromhere 1y ago
they probably mean gpt-5-low. but the small models are bad for parsing data where the data has strong implications
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by notfromhere 1y ago
In the U.S. context this impacts agencies that regulate industry and offer beneficial state services (healthcare, food inspection, pollution monitoring) and not services that impact state control (DHS, the military, or domestic secret polic
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by notfromhere 1y ago
Gpt5 writes clean, simple code and listens to instructions. I went from tons of Claude APi usage to usage to basically none overnight
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by notfromhere 1y ago
if you have the right to travel between internal states then there should be no reason you can't travel to other sovereign states.
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by notfromhere 1y ago
I don't think they're offering a VSCode fork, esp when the copy you pasted says 'move beyond the IDE'. Seems more like an agent layer on top of their existing CDE product. Which is a bit different than a cursor/wind
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by notfromhere 1y ago
Literally no credible research supports your conclusions. The only one being ideological here is you.
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by notfromhere 1y ago
Drug responses can be weird. Plus if you’ve been told this will make you manic and hyperfocused, your body will respond accordingly even if biochemically that doesn’t make a lot of sense.
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by notfromhere 1y ago
Its also high quality and their products last a long time
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by notfromhere 1y ago
I don’t understand how this works when legally in many states they can only dispense a 30 day supply
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by notfromhere 1y ago
You aren’t really going to get addicted to therapeutic doses. Recreational doses are like 5-10x what a doctor would prescribe, with restrictive laws in the U.S. you can only get a months supply at a time. Would be pretty dumb to use your mo

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