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by pfisch 7y ago
> How long until we could assemble an orchestra of computers that can interpret sheet music with feeling well enough to impress a human audience? I think AIs making music will come long before AAA games and movies, both of which encompas
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by pfisch 7y ago
I imagine any massive geoengineering project of this scale could take as long as 20-50 years to complete. We really do need to get started before things get so bad we are unable to bring the massive resources to bear that we will need for s
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by pfisch 7y ago
Maybe I don't understand the ramifications of this, but it kind of sounds like we missed the offramp where we just stop burning carbon. Shouldn't we just be moving to something drastic like a massive sun shade project ASAP?
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by pfisch 7y ago
It is absolutely a contract. This interpretation is just your personal opinion about how the world should work, and is not based at all in reality. These forms clearly meet the legal definition of a contract.
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by pfisch 7y ago
So this is unreliable, potentially slow, and more expensive than bunnyCDN? That makes no sense and this whole idea sounds like a pitch I would see for an ICO.
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by pfisch 7y ago
That is better than what we are doing with cdn77 25 tb tier. I am going to look into switching.
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by pfisch 7y ago
f2p game with like 2k new users per day.
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by pfisch 7y ago
The pricing link doesn't work on my iPhone/mobile safari. Now the site is down...which makes me think this cdn doesn't work so well. I currently pay ~500/mo for a cdn so I am a real potential customer.
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by pfisch 7y ago
Weren't they selling tokens that could be used to send messages on the service they were creating? That doesn't really sound like a security to me...
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by pfisch 7y ago
I mean it is generally your fault when you get scammed and your money is gone. Unless they scammed a third party who gave your money away. That is an entirely different can of worms. It is also the scammers fault for scamming, and they face
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by pfisch 7y ago
Are you saying Americans can't be the villains in blockbusters? That is definitely not correct. None of the things you mentioned are required by the US like China requires things in its movies.
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by pfisch 7y ago
Well maybe people shouldn't be investing their life savings in a single asset...
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by pfisch 7y ago
No, I am responding to this statement and staying entirely on topic: "No other country would put up with such blatant disregard for people's health in favor of greed." You are trying to limit the scope of "greed" to
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by pfisch 7y ago
Are you suggesting the other OECD countries don't also have an absurd wealth distribution that absolutely has a massive impact on the health of the citizens?
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by pfisch 7y ago
They could just be making observations and taking measurements. Maybe they don't want to interfere and are more interested in studying our development. Or maybe they are scouts that were sent all over the cosmos for the purpose of expl
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by pfisch 7y ago
Except for the literally hundreds of other countries that do just that... I would usually supply a list but what you said is so ridiculous I don't even think I need to. I mean I can't even think of a country where what you said is
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by pfisch 7y ago
Wasn’t the Iraqi resistance funded by outside groups like Iran?
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by pfisch 7y ago
>Imagine that the Iranian government declared that it was recognizing a random U.S. congressman as the legitimate president and then demanded that the Revolutionary Guard be permitted to deliver aid to this congressman's new governm
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by pfisch 7y ago
Even if it is, which I doubt, that is like the least important thing that I listed.
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by pfisch 7y ago
The inflation rate is 2688670%, they are refusing aid, they are having widespread electricity outages and food shortages, it seems like their leader has become a despot. At what point is it reasonable for an outside intervention?
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by pfisch 8y ago
At that time she was identifying herself as a father though. There is no need to whitewash history. When people get married and change their last name they don't make people go into quotes from the past and change them, and that is far
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by pfisch 8y ago
Avoid confusing constructions (Jane Doe fathered a child) by rewriting (e.g., Jane Doe became a parent). Direct quotations may need to be handled as exceptions (in some cases adjusting the portion used may reduce apparent contradictions, an
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by pfisch 8y ago
When you change your gender does it apply retroactively? I assume it doesn't because that is needlessly complicated.
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by pfisch 8y ago
If the speaker doesn't want it then it will never get to the floor of the Senate.
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by pfisch 8y ago
Switzerland doesn't lead the world in pharmaceutical development. Our health system has been captured by special interests specifically because we have let it grow so big. Whenever I bring up this point I see downvotes. What I would lo
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by pfisch 8y ago
It can only decrease. As in someone buys an existing lot, knocks down the house and builds a new house on it. Or a house burns down, or any other house destroying event.
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by pfisch 8y ago
This idea is absolutely going to backfire and drive up rents because they are about to massively constrain the supply of rentable houses.
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by pfisch 8y ago
This is very obviously not going to work out well. This policy means the total rentable property supply will now not increase and only decrease for X years based on this policy. Rents are going to spike throughout the city. Trying to mess
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by pfisch 8y ago
I don't understand who would vote for this. I mean if you are a renter this means rents will go up, and house prices probably won't go down enough to make them affordable.
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by pfisch 8y ago
Nor is affirmative action for Jews but you brought that up.

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