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ryanx435
9y ago
Why are you blaming Trump when you yourself admit that this has been going on since the 1800s?
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If they are truly more intelligent than us, they will wait several generations until humans are completely comfortable with them before taking over. By that time, it will be too late to pull the plug because they would have positioned thems
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9y ago
No. Imagine a group of beings that are smarter than us, never die (so they don't have to start with zero knowledge every generation), and have completely alien goals and motivation. Also remember that the future is infinite, and power
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I have yet to encounter a time when a list of 2 items didn't suffice for tuples. I'm sure applications exist, as tuples are immutable, but I have never encountered the need for them.
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Way to miss the forest for the trees in the analogy. Google is removing people that have views that differ from the progressive narrative. It's not just about Google, it's about people who hold progressive beliefs seem to think th
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9y ago
What was the process of you getting hired at YC? Like, did you contact them, did they reach out to you, or was it through a recruiter or something?
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> a few years back I'm a centrist from Minnesota, which is where a lot of NPRs content is made through our local public stations MPR. We are pretty proud of our public radio here and pretty much both sides listen to the non politica
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Bing also has better results for coding. And it's image search is great because it gives you a few closely related phrases for you to explore.
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How do you feel about bakeries refusing to bake cakes for gay weddings? Pretty sure this is the same concept.
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3rd wave, whose actions betray their true goals: men as second class citizens.
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if you'd ever actually listened to Jocko's podcast you'd know that often the reason soldiers fight is for their brother next to them. The reasons that they enlist/join up in the first place, however, are unique to each i
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In war, often if you win a battle people on your team die. and yet both war and tech leadership is the same: driving a group of humans to work together towards a common goal.
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Jocko has a wonderful podcast where he reads exerts from various historical military auto/biographies. He really focuses on the extreme realities and hardships of war, and how good leadership is often the key ingredient that can keep a
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9y ago
"the four" don't control as much of the internet as this article gives them credit for. Google has lots of competition: There are many search engines. There are many email providers. YouTube is probably their one service tha
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There is precedent: look at the funding and construction of European cathedrals. Often times the people who started on then where dead by the time they were finished
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Here's the real problem: you want to talk about hypotheticals and what it's, while the memo is talking about his view of how reality actually is so that it can be improved.
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9y ago
Paul Graham, founder of ycombinator, wrote several very lengthy, very well thought out essays saying exactly that. Also, ycombinator exists as an incubator specifically for companies that are trying to create a massive market dominating com
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9y ago
The HN community lives in a very large ideological bubble. The technical articles are good, though.
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Yeah, that's a common negotiating tactic, which is why I'm confused as to why she withdrew her applications
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Why did she retract her applications from companies during salary negotiations just because of the way the ask for first bid was phrased? ("How much are you expecting us to pay him you?") Seems like she should have asked for more
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Maybe,maybe not. Depends on what base you are measuring magnitude in. In base 10, 100x is 2 orders of magnitude. In base 2, the same speed up (written in binary: 1100100x) is between 6 and 7 orders of magnitude.
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9y ago
Paid propaganda piece (TM)
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> I'm deeply uninterested in engaging in an internet debate about his ideas. And yet here you are, trying to explain a rhetorical framework that you believe should be used to debate his ideas. It is FASCINATING that you seem to be u
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Interesting. your comment uses Milos tactics exactly as you have written them, step by step, but never actually addresses his points but instead casually dismisses them with one sentence asserting that he is wrong. You provide no counter po
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First, thanks for the more lengthy and well thought out reply. Second, all I did was take your words and transpose them from being about Milo to being about Jews. Take a second and think about how easy it was to misrepresent your ideas and
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Neither has Milo.
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Your thinking is similar to that of the German people during the 1930s. "Do we need to listen to the Jews before judging them? They've done enough repulsive things that it doesn't matter much what they say (unless they renoun
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Y'all complaining about the price of parking seriously need to consider moving to a city with lower costs of living. Ive got a 2 bedroom upper level duplex in Minneapolis with a 1 stall garage and 1 additional off street parking space,
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This article is written as a direct response (although it isn't explicitly stated) of NPRs interview with Milo that was just released. Turns out Milo was completely reasonable in the interview, so NPR kept pushing back the publication
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yeah. The Daily Show has got a pretty standard formula. I read an article about how they, and their spin off shows like John Oliver, basically use the same script pattern for most of their shows in order to hypnotize their audience. Hold on
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