qarl

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by qarl 2y ago
> The faking of emotions HEH. In previous versions, when it told jokes, were those fake jokes?
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by qarl 2y ago
> You can disagree all you want. Thanks!
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by qarl 2y ago
I'm afraid we're just going to have to agree to disagree.
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by qarl 2y ago
HEH. I'm afraid we're just going to have to agree to disagree. Killing children is always wrong.
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by qarl 2y ago
Yeah, I'm totally with you. At this point it's like the Hatfields and the McCoys. I don't care what was the last thing the other guy did - he did it to get back at you for the second to last thing you did. On the other hand
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by qarl 2y ago
HEH. Never heard of "The Financial Times", eh? It's not clickbait.
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by qarl 2y ago
Well, if you disagree, I suggest to take a read: https://www.wired.com/story/richard-stallman-and-the-fall-of...
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by qarl 2y ago
Like many visionaries, he started sniffing his own farts.
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by qarl 3y ago
The title of the article is "How Silicon Valley’s ‘Oppenheimer’ found lucrative trade in AI weapons". The implication is that Palmer is Silcon Valley's Oppenheimer. EDIT: Although, now that you mention it, Oppenheimer is in q
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by qarl 3y ago
I sorta think that for a large banner appealing to a naive audience, "copyright free" is more appropriate than "the copyright holder has waived the rights they have under copyright by granting you a non-exclusive license to u
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by qarl 3y ago
Ah - so it was the FT editor that equated Palmer Luckey to Oppenheimer.
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by qarl 3y ago
But you cannot advocate to extend the current rules for the profit of your company.
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by qarl 3y ago
> They may also believe that if you can't fix something, taking advantage of it is justified Yes, but you're ignoring my central point. They aren't merely taking advantage of something, they are pushing to expand and enla
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by qarl 3y ago
Are you not following our conversation?
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by qarl 3y ago
Ah then - so in your mind it's only Elon who's the hypocrite?
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by qarl 3y ago
I do disagree his achievements are impressive. As near as I can tell, he is successful for advocating for VR headsets. I do not believe that's equivalent to splitting the atom. But hey, I guess we all see things our own way.
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by qarl 3y ago
Maybe. But they almost certainly don't just take this work. They advocate for more work. They lobby for more funds. I'm not a libertarian, so I don't know the details, but I believe advocated for larger government must be c
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by qarl 3y ago
Pretty sure it was the fact that he paid trolls to harass Clinton's online forums.
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by qarl 3y ago
> I don't know about equal but Luckey has achieved some pretty impressive things by age 31. Having interacted with Luckey in a number of unpleasant ways, I think we'll just have to agree to disagree.
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by qarl 3y ago
WHOAH. Is this article really equating Palmer Lucky to Oppenheimer?
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by qarl 3y ago
Pretty much, yes. Personally I don't mind the idea of sucking on the government teat - seems pretty reasonable. But when you're a libertarian doing it - I just have to laugh. Ditto Tesla. It's not a coincidence that all the
532.
by qarl 3y ago
It's closely related to Palantir. Both are by right wing Silicon Valley libertarians sucking on the government teat.
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by qarl 3y ago
LOL. I'm pretty sure Alex Jones isn't writing for Nature.
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by qarl 3y ago
Well - it's not reneging. The court invalidated it.
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by qarl 3y ago
You seem very confident that this couldn't possible happen - but in fact we have examples of it already having happened... So maybe you should tone down your indignation?
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by qarl 3y ago
I think we'll just have to disagree on this "subtle" point.
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by qarl 3y ago
Having to immediately wash bird poop off my car doesn't seem rugged or durable to me. I guess we'll just have to disagree on this subtle point.
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by qarl 3y ago
Why thank you for finding these for me. I admit, I searched around a bit on Toyota's and Honda's sites and found no such warnings - just generic "make sure to wash your car every couple weeks." It's quite remarkab
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by qarl 3y ago
LOL. LOL. Are you a professional Tesla defender? I've lived on the west coast, the east coast, and the midwest. I've never experienced paint damage due to bird poop in 40 years. Since you seem to know so much about the issue - d
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by qarl 3y ago
LOL. I've been buying new cars for 40 years now and I've never had my paint damaged by bird poop. Maybe the birds are more corrosive where you live.

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