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by seydor 9mo ago
It's probably not that useful (evolutionarily) beyond some age. Old people consuming resources without adding anything or holding back societies.
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by seydor 9mo ago
I was never comfortable with calling Twitter "X", but now i will gladly call it "spaceX". Maybe it will become a verb again "I spacex'd it"
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by seydor 9mo ago
TLDR "=\r\n" was converted to "=\n"
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by seydor 9mo ago
After all is said and done, all will be renamed to Brawndo (it's got Electrolytes)
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by seydor 9mo ago
Would it blow your mind to say that SpaceX is merged into Twitter? His twitter handle is his greater asset currently.
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by seydor 9mo ago
You can only form one bubble. If spacex IPOs and rockets, Tsla will go to $10. We need more 'moonshot promisers' like Elon going public. Come on AGI people, come on immortality people
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by seydor 9mo ago
But it has filled everything else . Current software is solving all the problems we know how to solve. There s really no need to replace it.
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How to Collaborate with AI(thetransmitter.org)
3 points by seydor 9mo ago|0 comments
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by seydor 9mo ago
china has been an invaluable partner. Green energy supplies a large part of energy consumed in europe now, and car electrification has become popular thanks to cheap chinese EVs. I will not be surprised to see chinese drones or weapons too
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by seydor 9mo ago
I am led to believe that a large number of europeans hangs out around here(especially in morning hours when US is asleep) that wants to discuss european (geo)political issues and i wonder why this is not happening in other forums.
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by seydor 9mo ago
You re more likely to see the creation of the Spanish federation than the political union of disparate european interests currently held together via monetary injections
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by seydor 9mo ago
It would be a cancellable offense today
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by seydor 9mo ago
Indeed it would. Below a price level, cultivation would become unprofitable. Hence why subsidies exist
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by seydor 9mo ago
the same in many languages, french pomme de terre, greek geomilo,
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by seydor 9mo ago
Duh. Just set up a viral potato coin and then short it to death
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by seydor 9mo ago
They aren't buying actual gold though
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by seydor 9mo ago
Are adults any better? Not sure the ban is a productive way to go about it.
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by seydor 9mo ago
As long as people predict a crash, things are good. It's far more dangerous when they stop doing so.
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by seydor 9mo ago
Wouldn't even say this is interesting
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by seydor 9mo ago
Creating robots for an imaginary universe? Who needs those
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by seydor 9mo ago
Tesla cannot sustain astronomical valuations by delivering actual products. A dream cannot be real
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by seydor 9mo ago
10 reasons why clickbait is good for you: 1)
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by seydor 9mo ago
Just cash it out. They'll never get it back
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by seydor 9mo ago
We live in the Matrix, and Mice are the overlords.
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by seydor 9mo ago
I would like to see the details on this. The EU has alredy jurisdictions that make it "too easy" to run a company and others that make it exceedingly difficult, and the two are in competition. It's one thing to start a compan
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by seydor 9mo ago
When facing war you have more important things to think about, including confiscation and freezing of assets
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by seydor 9mo ago
Let's see how Norway will react
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by seydor 9mo ago
Almost nobody in europe cares about these things. Nobody has gone out demonstrating for digital rights vs american companies. If we did we we would have already firewalled europe outside big tech. Why are these articles finding their way he
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by seydor 9mo ago
It looks like a child growing
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by seydor 9mo ago
And slavery is what pushed certain empires and colonies to riches, that doesn't mean we keep doing it forever expecting positive returns

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