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by seventytwo 1y ago
Seems everyone in here recognizes the problem. I wonder how many actually choose to empower regulators when it comes time to vote each year…
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by seventytwo 1y ago
Seems hard to imagine there’s not some non-linear optical property they could take advantage of
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by seventytwo 2y ago
The CCC needs to come back
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by seventytwo 2y ago
This is a fantastic use of AI.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Great!
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Just use Kagi
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Not sure I agree with housing insurance as a public service… we do want to expose some risk to drive behavioral changes. People really shouldn’t be building houses in low lying areas near the shoreline in Florida. But if there’s no risk bec
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by seventytwo 2y ago
If you don’t eat your own lunch, someone else will…
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Any country is free to do this.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Good. And I want this to set a precedent that we CAN reign in the social media companies.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
In that case, the body would theoretically adjust to down regulate the production of norepinephrine, since there’s already reuptake has been reduced. But… I’m not sure it really works that simply in a real brain.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Why though? What’s the problem this solves?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
If it were biologically possible, other organisms would have evolved that capability. There’s some fundamental, biological reason why all animals sleep.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
That only works as a sales strategy with savvy customers. If you’re cold-selling people on a shitty widget they don’t need, you’re going to have to be a sleazeball.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Amish culture doesn’t scale across humanity though. It’s a walled garden.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
How could anyone have seen this coming?!
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Literally every decision is a slippery slope.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
A broken clock - he’s right about this.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
“Smart” things are basically just bullshit.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Bravo
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Designs look great. Only comment would be to hide the wires better on the espresso machine. Maybe find a way to route them down through the supports?
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Found the cyber truck owner
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by seventytwo 2y ago
It’s dead Jim
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by seventytwo 2y ago
This gives me hope
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Oh, give me a break. You can still do all the same shit with iFixit tools. These are just the genuine tools aimed at repair shops.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Entropy always wins
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by seventytwo 2y ago
Yes. That’s what “expected outcome” means.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
That’s exactly the conclusion, except it’s 1 in 100 million. You’d need to run that election 100 million times to expect an outcome with vote totals that landed on percentages that all rounded to exactly 0.1.
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by seventytwo 2y ago
I think this is probably correct. There are people who shoot thousands of rounds per year and there hasn’t been any mind of established pattern of brain damage like this (at least to my knowledge). It’s possible small arms fire doesn’t make
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by seventytwo 2y ago
It’s not either/or. The psychological shit is real, but the physical damage to the brain is real also. Both things are true.

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