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pocksuppet
27d ago
... isn't that exactly what you're doing? As for "how is Stalin a rightist", how isn't he? Looking at his Wikipedia bio he seems basically indistinguishable from Hitler, but he called it a different word.
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pocksuppet
27d ago
How much is "none"? Exactly $0.00? Can someone who donates $0.01 to the government every year vote?
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27d ago
Paying to not be the product is nice. Some places make you pay and still make you the product, though, so watch out.
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27d ago
It doesn't have to be so extreme though. Basic scenario: 20% of everyone's income is taxed and then distributed equally to everyone (no matter what, and without setting any fixed dollar amount), another 10% pays for administrative
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27d ago
Can you elaborate?
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27d ago
Can you elaborate?
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28d ago
yes, obviously he is. There is also no law of the universe that prevents a black person from interviewing a far right person or supporting a far right party.
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28d ago
There's no such thing as a left-leaning party that harsh on immigration. Only parties that call themselves left-leaning. You may as well speak of a capitalist party that wants to seize and redistribute the means of production.
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28d ago
They mean it's authoritative DNS, not a resolver. The two are completely different services. Authoritative DNS is the side that serves the records for your website, resolver is the part that follows the tree of authoritative servers on
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28d ago
Are you sure? Someone broke into a Hetzner data center and a Linode one, physically intercepted the Ethernet cables for jabber.ru, and got certificates signed on their behalf. https://notes.valdikss.org.ru/jabber.ru-mitm
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28d ago
You don't have to obey TTL. You can use Unbound options like: cache-min-ttl: 3600 // seconds cache-min-negative-ttl: 3600 // seconds or serve-expired: yes serve-expired-client-timeout: 20 
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29d ago
but it's not reused most recycling is just a differently labeled landfill owned by a cartel somewhere in Asia
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29d ago
Ha! you think anyone cares about regulatory compliance? no, they only need the appearance of regulatory compliance
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29d ago
The US possesses the global reserve currency because everyone lends it money . If they didn't, it wouldn't. The USD is the global reserve currency because it's the one with all the lending!
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1mo ago
Why would anyone want to put out accurate structured data in the AI era where unpoisoned data is worth a hard drive's weight in gold? Structured data will all be like: we open on <date day="Monday">Friday</date&
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1mo ago
This economic equilibrium reality kills so many cool-sounding ideas. Someone has to actually run them, and if it's more soul-sucking than soul-giving (for some definition of "soul" which may include money) it won't happe
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1mo ago
Ummet Ozcan - Xanadu: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uMtnH7cABg I don't think he's waiting for agents.
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1mo ago
Google won't even crawl my personal blog. How can I get AI to read it over and over again?
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1mo ago
No, they didn't use any logic and they aren't now. They simply said whatever would let them win and it worked.
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1mo ago
Why should the USA override every other country about the names of things outside the USA?
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1mo ago
Crazy to think there were no GOP presidents between Bush and Trump. I first interpreted this as the new record low is lower than the old record low. But no, Trump was the very next one.
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1mo ago
Progressive corporate taxation would lead to every company splitting its revenue and expenses across 50 shell companies, without actually splitting operations.
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1mo ago
You are not allowed to do good things. The penalty is more subtle: instead of cops showing up to arrest you, you will be outcompeted in the market. It's really hard to see when this is happening and course-correct, so all rational acto
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1mo ago
That was the morality at the time.
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1mo ago
They have correctly identified that they own the world and owe nothing. If you don't like that, should've used a different license.
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1mo ago
Further suppose that, as a result of my awfulness, everyone who is alive 100 years later is my descendant of me (E.g. Genghis Khan). Have I failed?
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1mo ago
Call your project Gas Town, write a blog about it, and investors will be swarming all over it thinking managing agents is even more impressive than managing people.
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1mo ago
Have they improved? Is there evidence of that? Got a task you were doing in 2024 and 2026 and the results of each?
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1mo ago
They haven't got better when held accountable, but you dissuaded further predictions.
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1mo ago
The flip side of that is that at least half of all white-collar work was already useless before AI. If it hasn't already been eliminated, there's no reason to assume a-priori that AI can eliminate it.
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