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by relaxing 11mo ago
Because large size was a selected-for trait by breeders, at the expense of the good tasting genes.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
The company that needs data everywhere, not just where teslas drive.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Not being an idiot who takes dumb risks like being unvaccinated certainly does seem confounding.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
You’re going to argue with the Snuff Videos Truther? This is the funniest example of “Which views exactly? / Oh, you know the ones.”
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by relaxing 11mo ago
> What ever happened to the marketplace of ideas? It has the same flaws that plague the marketplace of goods and services, but fewer consumer protections.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
There is zero commonality between a ‘64 911 and a modern 992.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
You’re allowed to use ad hominem when you’re writing a profile feature. Addressing the man is kind of the point :)
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Jacobin magazine is a leftist partisan publication, so yeah.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
I think the author assumes a basic familiarity with the subject. FYI Thiel is chairman and co-founder of Palantir.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Perhaps not though!
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Traditionally, through personal networks in media and industry — placing talking heads and op-ed’s and editorial direction to repeat your message. More recently, purchasing a social network and then flooding it with your worldview.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
That study is hilarious. I can only assume the anuthors are being deliberately obtuse about “shared training data”. The policies listed have widespread public support, so it would seem quite unremarkable that the training data would reflec
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by relaxing 11mo ago
I think you’re underestimating the age you can leave kids to fend for themselves while you’re at work.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
? All the adafruit blog posts have author and date listed.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Because that’s looking at the macro level when the problems are occurring at the micro level. Or more generally, what you said has nothing to do with it.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Ok so imagine 3,000 people suddenly appear in the empty lot next door needing water.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
“But the water cycle” is the dunning-krugerest counter argument of them all. It assumes the reader doesn’t remember 4th grade science class, while misapplying that same basic knowledge.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
So imagine 30,000 people suddenly appear in the empty lot next door needing water.
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by relaxing 11mo ago
> it gives the utility more money to spend on drawing more water and improve infrastructure. Deeply unserious, gradeschool-level economics. “Infrastructure” isn’t a marginal cost you can smoothly ramp up when a big new consumer comes onl
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Well I don’t think anyone is browsing this thread because they need a solution to their own poverty. So we’re talking about general solutions for the country at large, and solution that only works for a few means there’s still the problem
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by relaxing 11mo ago
Ok, hear me out: jail, but you can walk right out again as soon as you are in…
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by relaxing 11mo ago
I think implicit in the anti-poverty argument is individuals shouldn’t have to take a vow of poverty. So the monastery is out. Not everyone is physically cut out for the merchant marines. This is also inconveniently ignores OP’s family. Not
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by relaxing 1y ago
> The "legal way" is to apply for that stuff, then enter the country. Which is next to impossible, particularly for immigrants who pick crops and process livestock. It’s annoying when people elide this. > It's also weir
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by relaxing 1y ago
To run fishing expeditions.
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by relaxing 1y ago
1. Schilling was the MLB pitcher, the word you’re looking for is “shilling” 2. Paying commenters to spread positive buzz is worse. The term for that is astroturfing 3. Scumbag
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by relaxing 1y ago
lol of course it’s the elon fanboys
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by relaxing 1y ago
There is no charitable interpretation, because it’s patent nonsense.
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by relaxing 1y ago
Yes, whenever I hear a story about someone I assume they were chosen because there are no better examples. I only listen to stories about the paragons of humanity. My brain has space for knowledge of like 3 people tops. Good point.
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by relaxing 1y ago
There’s nothing being corrected by making baseless insinuations.
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by relaxing 1y ago
What’s discouraging is seeing that any contribution by a woman is going to be picked over and minimized.

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