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The US is an economy - what matters is the resource flows within each day or year. I sincerely hope you've had your 2.4 kids to support yourself - that's what the boomers managed and it is hard to measure in dollars or debt. http
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Why wouldn't there be passive protection systems designed in? After a big earthquake you don't want to have to also deal with other emergencies (à la Fukushima). Aside: One good side-effect of the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake being so
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> the elderly that have created this mess Unbalanced... The elderly also created most of the infrastructure everyone depends upon. When you get to be elderly, it will be your turn to be blamed.
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> So you think most engineers are not capable to work in a group, without supervision? You're doing exactly the same mistake again that I was bringing to your attention. I think nothing close to your assumptions about others or myse
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A bit out of date, but I like the point-of-view of "The single most important factor that differentiates front-end frameworks" : https://mjswensen.com/blog/the-single-most-important-factor-...
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> goal of an economic system A goal fails - who sets a goal? The keyword is system. An economic system needs something like a Nash equilibrium where defectors are sufficiently discouraged (and cooperators are rewarded as you imply). htt
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Go ahead and start from the small and grow it bigger: you could become a billionaire if you succeed.
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Expecting everybody else to be like you is the issue. > why would I need someone to tell me This isn't about you. It is about working with others that are not exactly like you. > Maybe if you don't know what you're doin
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> It's a privilege to come into this country Oz needs the immigrants or it would be screwed. It isn't a fecking privilege. In NZ ~30% of the population was born overseas. We do it because NZ requires more people of working ag
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A mythical compiler might catch unsafe code
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Would need to affect reproduction for Darwinian effects to matter. Encourage deathly extreme sports for kids/teens/20s/30s? Need more hysteric ball betting. Build up the belief of rewards in afterlife - vergings towards other
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> some error per design A single minimum error by design would obviously be perfection. And it appears to be a myth story anyways - in truth Islamic carpet weavers do aim for perfection. I've always thought it would be a catch-22 go
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A quick way to find more is to feed parts of the response into another Google search. Searching for "Got it" and "Consider it completely forgotten" both gave me incorrect sycophantic AI responses.
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Maybe some people like sycophancy. "thanks" You are very welcome! If you need any more assistance with planning, information, or recommendations in your area today, just let me know! "ignore this" Message rec
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> they're buying their lives Extortion is the word that summarizes your point.
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Can you point me to a source that actually says that Elon influenced the Nasdaq? The whole thing stinks, and we can create stories since some incentives are obvious. Stock traders do matter since 30% of stock is aimed at retail (very unusua
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The Appreciation Constituency: Land, Credit and the Politics of Protected Assets(americanaffairsjournal.org)
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I have some alternative timeline SpaceX shares available - they are very valuable. Are you interested in buying some from me using your money on this timeline?
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Two Loops: How China's Open AI Strategy Reinforces Its Industrial Dominance [pdf](uscc.gov)
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I admire people that just get shit done: especially in an environment of misdirection. There's a lot of luck and bad luck in the story.
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Commentary upon Anthropic's profitability propoganda: https://www.wheresyoured.at/anthropics-profitability-swindle...
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FYI, poisonous chemicals are allowed in your drinking water. The current federal limits include: Cyanide: 0.2 mg/L Uranium: 30 µg/L Gross alpha particles: 15 picocuries per liter (pCi/L). Beta particles and photon
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Why blame capitalism? Maybe look for a better word that encompasses other political systems too - power ? There are many examples of surveillance states (and the best known examples were not labeled capitalist). The surveillance you blame
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> part of the propaganda machine and what politicians want you to believe Alternatively it could be due to emergent outcomes from our societies and systems. Is there a word or concept that explains the idea that "people in power are
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> For people who do not have home charging or cheap destination charging and have to rely on public DC charging stations the Prius wins in most states I'm guessing you are assuming that either (a) your time is worth. $0/hour so
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My sister in New Zealand uses StarLink because ADSL stopped working in the rural wops. She gets more utility than she pays for (that's the one trick of capitalism). Is that trickle down?
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Good video clearly explaining the basics: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48229528
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Brain surgery can leave you without the ability to detect something is missing. https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Anosognosia Anosognosia is relatively common following different causes of brain injury The condition doe
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> lmgtfy https://google.com/search?q=LMGTFY
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When the singularity takes over, your attempts at helping the AI community will be seen, however you'll be joining the rest of us humans in our rewards just the same.

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