Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
pasquinelli
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
61.
▲
by
pasquinelli
4mo ago
read "optimize the billionaire class" as "trim the fat."
62.
▲
by
pasquinelli
4mo ago
if we optimize the billionaire class everyone's better off, like i said. of course we can go orange catholic, but my comment was premised on how we might apply ai.
63.
▲
by
pasquinelli
4mo ago
see what you don't understand is that the owning class actually bring crucial long term strategic vision. i wonder though: we always talk of ai replacing the working class, but wouldn't it be more economical for ai to provide that
64.
▲
by
pasquinelli
4mo ago
> Historically, more efficient agriculture meant a population boom. That's kinda the opposite of people starving to death. not necessarily. you're inadvertently conflating things. just more people alive doesn't mean they a
65.
▲
by
pasquinelli
4mo ago
> Everyone has different situations and different level of risk. that's true, and also why it's prudent to not go around giving unsolicited family advice to strangers. also it's why, when you're talking about one part
66.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
if that's the one where you get to own things then there wasn't trade before capitalism, because you can't trade things without ownership. is that what you're saying?
67.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
so how's it the beauty of capitalism?
68.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
why did anyone trade prior to capitalism?
69.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
i've been waiting for you to share your conclusion for the last ten years. finally, i can sleep again.
70.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
> Greed isn't a problem. you listed 1. buying the cheapest groceries you can reasonably find 2. trying to get the highest salary you can 3. literally any time you try to get more for yourself that's a weak list from which to co
71.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
so in your mind "advertisement" covers any transmission of information?
72.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
> How does it seem like the ad was superfluous? just to be clear i don't know your friend or their life or their medical condition or if the drug you saw an ad for treats their condition or if you saw an ad for a drug or if your fri
73.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
ah the world where ads are a good form of education.
74.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
i like my union because they force the management to actually take care of our equipment. every non-union job i've had involves a lot of making fucked up shit kind of work. that's what i want from a union, tangible benefits to my
75.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
seems like the ad was superfluous. the doctor treating your friend's condition would be aware of new drugs relevant to your friend's condition. i go to a doctor because i don't know about medicine, i don't want to be edu
76.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
what do you know about the pre-industrial world, really?
77.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
> Only marketing has been using “it’s not X, it’s Y” i'm not even remotely convinced that's true.
78.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
i would expect emdashes in a professionally published website.
79.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
so we would manage the conditions we've imposed on cuba by just simply not having those conditions.
80.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
i'd love to see america "manage" the conditions america has imposed on cuba.
81.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
after a failed invasion to overthrow the cuban government, we spent a lifetime doing covert operations and using our economic dominance to try to starve cuba to death, but the problem is that cuba has resisted. i wonder if that'll stil
82.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
one wonders why
83.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
if they don't let people leave to prevent total state collapse then they're starving their own people (by means of the american trade embargo); if they do let people leave, it's to tighten their stranglehold on the country.
84.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
i remember during covid china sent its vaccine to cuba and america captured it and siezed it. that's why cuba developed their own vaccines. another point on the "maybe the cuban communist party isn't so bad" tally.
85.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
doesn't surviving a 70 year embargo make you question how bad the communists really are?
86.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
it kind of is an accident that ww2 didn't effect the united states but did effect europe and asia rather a lot.
87.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
> Natural selection will take care of them in due course. or you.
88.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
maybe what we really need is a butlerian jihad
89.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
even smart people say dumb things sometimes.
90.
▲
by
pasquinelli
5mo ago
i was just telling you how you sound and asking if that's how you mean to sound.
More ›