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by simmerup 1y ago
You don't think they're gifts for services rendered and therefore tarriff free?
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by simmerup 1y ago
As long as you don't live on an island or have coastal property...
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by simmerup 1y ago
Until they change the alogrithm anyway
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by simmerup 1y ago
I remember it in late 90s neopets forums and habbo hotel
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by simmerup 1y ago
Hopefully the machinery of various governments will continue to grind away at silicons valleys influence.
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by simmerup 1y ago
I don't know but news like this keeps trickling out. This feels like when I read that the earth had already passed 1.5 degrees warming (the Paris agreement goal to limit cooling by), we just haven't had it as a 10 year average yet
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by simmerup 1y ago
Deal just fell apart. Thanks Trump. Now a sector that contributes 3% to global warming will continue to pollute. Scuppered 10 years of negotiations just like that. What a legacy.
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by simmerup 1y ago
The risk to reward ratio there is off the charts though.
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by simmerup 1y ago
People are adults and can be willing to take chances on anecdotes instead of waiting 30 years for science to maybe fund some studies that end up just as murky
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by simmerup 1y ago
WHat were the side effects?
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by simmerup 1y ago
You're assuming that the 200bn is all customer money. This is very doubtful to me considering that many times Tether magically starts minting billions of new coins to buy Bitcoin whenever Bitcoin prices start falling You're also a
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by simmerup 1y ago
So you're saying they buy their own Tether with profits they make elsewhere on the platform?
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by simmerup 1y ago
These anti vaccers are trading on Al Gores brand here
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by simmerup 1y ago
Was this generated by AI?
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by simmerup 1y ago
> In 2024, the U.S. emissions were on the rise, whereas the European Union (EU) was decreasing its emissions. The U.S. contributes about 13.5% of global annual emissions, whereas the EU's share has fallen to approximately 6%. I don&
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by simmerup 1y ago
Considering America is literally promoting fossil fuels over renewables and the US administration is publicly saying climate change is a scam, I think America deserves more flack than China here
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by simmerup 1y ago
I guess we can hope America starts taking climate change seriously again instead of chasing short term stock market returns
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by simmerup 1y ago
Yeah, the earth has been entirely without ice before aswell but that earth was not habitable for us Just because its happened before doesnt mean its fine
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by simmerup 1y ago
People probably say the same about how we don't have looms in the house anymore and no one can repair their own clothes Just because it's a skill you value doesn't mean its a skill others value
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by simmerup 1y ago
No, the PC is much worse. It took me a very long time to get my parents to understand the file browser, and they still just find folders by remembering the exact clicks to make rather than understanding where they are in relation to everyth
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by simmerup 1y ago
It's going to be really terrible when all the websites are full of AI generated content too, so the information is too muddy to work out whats right or wrong even if you try
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by simmerup 1y ago
Enjoy your warts
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by simmerup 1y ago
And it's still worse than an Honor Magic
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by simmerup 1y ago
Which is mad becausw the Chinese are already making super thin foldable phones for consumers Another area where we're falling behind in tech
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by simmerup 1y ago
You really don't see the safety risk? If you have a sister,imagine her being stalked by an employee? If you have crypto, imagine an employee selling your information to a third party?
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by simmerup 1y ago
I think the view of this article is too optimistic to be believable. It would be nice if social media fractured into a web of small communities shepherded by influencer-come-content-creators, a bit like finding a ncie pub in your local area
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by simmerup 1y ago
> Wouldn't this basically make any sort of AI as a service untennable If the service was good enough that you'd accept liability for its bad side effects,no? If it isn't good enough? Good riddance. The company will have to
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by simmerup 1y ago
Sorry, I was repsonding to this: > Suppose AI wasn't in the picture, and google was only returning a snippet of the top result
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by simmerup 1y ago
In my mind the Google result page is like a public space. You wouldn't punish the person who owns the park if someone inside it breaks the law as long as they were facilitating the law to be obeyed. And Google facilitiates the law by a
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by simmerup 1y ago
No, but the person Googles linking to should be held liable.

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