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by sabertoothed 4y ago
I hope you stay as humble as you have been. But you're my personal hero. It is just incredible what you have done for the world.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
You should let readers rate the articles. This way readers new to the site can read the best ones first and get a good impression.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
It’s sad that there is little space for nuanced, intellectual discourse. Tribalism and polarisation rule.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
I am not saying what he is doing right now isn't rational. I think it's totally rational. He now has the chance of lowering the price or even abandoning the deal. (I just don't believe him regarding the bots. He always knew b
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
On another note, isn't it amazing how well Twitter hides its advanced search functionality? I still don't understand if it is incompetence or deliberate.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
I admire Elon Musk as a visionary and engineer. But here, I think, he is just trying to get out of the deal. The high percentage of bots was exactly the reason why he wanted to buy Twitter in the first place. Because removing the bots would
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
Does anyone know what happens to call warrants in this case? I have some 48 USD call warrants. I was surprised to see them crash in value today. They showed some really weird behaviour.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
How can you still write nonsense like this: "Musk used massive government subsidies to produce a small number of luxury electric cars for wealthy people"?
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
Yeah, but statements like this one really make me cringe: "I can find every bug in any program I write" (from: https://danodowd.com/ ). No, you cannot. Unless you define bug as something syntactical.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
His website makes him look like a narcissist.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
Dan O’Dowd's campaign is dishonest. One can criticise Tesla's Autopilot and even self-driving in general. But then do it honestly.
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by sabertoothed 4y ago
"Free speech absolutism is possible and is beneficial [once ...]" I hope you know what free speech absolutism entails. I don't think your statement is true at all. Absolute (really, absolute and complete) free speech would al
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
Fellow German here, that is a very good summary. It's sometimes hard to convey the complexity of the situation to foreigners.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
I would love to see a page on your website where you compare yourselves (in a fair and transparent way) to the best plant that does the same thing. I am not knowledgeable in the field. But there will be some algae or mangroves that get CO2
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
I missed a v-if in react/JSX. My code is so hard to read in JSX.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
That is a ton of effort that went into a free service. What is your plan for huemint?
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
Rogan conducted research?
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
I could not derive from the article that they are shady. All it said is that they receive money from National Endowment for Democracy, just as Thomson Reuters Foundation. I am not sure why this is shady per se. Maybe you can explain? Bellin
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
zerforschung.org does an amazing job! They have also recently analyzed Djokovic's test certificate: https://zerforschung.org/posts/djokovic-pcr-test-en/ Stuff like that is super interesting. I love this inves
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
The name Blizzard is still magical to me. As the maybe 15-year old playing Warcraft II and drawing strategies on a piece of paper. I don't play computer games anymore. But it was magical.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
The patent system is so broken.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
Link to book website: https://nnfs.io/ Link to one video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wo5dMEP_BbI
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
I agree. I really like his vulnerable, authentic content. He does not come across as a know-it-all but as someone who is genuinely curious about the world.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
No. A better title could have avoided this simple answer.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
You're really testing the boundaries of Hanlon's razor here. Some verbal disarmament would be good.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
That's the reason I don't invest in Facebook/Meta. It appears to be an immoral company at the core.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
Unlike coal, lithium does not get burned or used up. At least in principle, it can be recycled.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
Can I recommend Mochi ( https://www.mochi.cards/ )? This is the tool I use to learn. (I am not affiliated in any way apart from being a happy user)
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
That was my impression. Which makes me doubt the concept again. Operating social platforms costs money.
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by sabertoothed 5y ago
I like the idea. How do you finance yourself? Could not see a business model in the FAQs.

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