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541.
by smt88 1y ago
And a lot of pharma research is based on publicly-funded research in the first place.
542.
by smt88 1y ago
What is your explanation for Trump putting tariffs on every country in the world except Russia?
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by smt88 1y ago
And I've purchased solar from people who only had jobs because of cheap Chinese panels. Someone in the US still has to market, sell, install, finance, and maintain the panels. Your anecdote isn't interesting by itself, and I was a
544.
by smt88 1y ago
What exact job title was lost in the US because of Chinese solar manufacturing and mining? By your logic, Tesla (equally dependent on Chinese pollution and mining) wouldn't employ any technologists.
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by smt88 1y ago
tldr: MASH > The study, published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine, included 800 adults with a severe form of liver disease known as metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, or MASH. People develop MASH after fa
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by smt88 1y ago
"No the stupid crap of the past" != "smart" There are countless ways to be stupid and destructive, especially when you're actively trying to destroy your own country's institutions.
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by smt88 1y ago
This would be true mutually-assured destruction, so it still seems unlikely. Pakistan could kill hundreds of millions with a few launches and India could kill everyone in Pakistan.
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by smt88 1y ago
Nothing about historical US foreign policy can tell us what the current regime wants or will do.
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by smt88 1y ago
There is no universe where I'm doing to use Apple tooling on a day to day basis. Their DX is the worst among big tech companies by far.
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by smt88 1y ago
> We know that arthropods can meaningfully feel pain We don't know that. They're capable of detecting and avoiding harmful stimuli, but that doesn't mean they have the subjective experience of pain. This research also se
551.
by smt88 1y ago
How do the apps know which features you'll use or not? How do they know which features were used in the document you're opening?
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by smt88 1y ago
The Play Store proves you absolutely wrong about this. It was an unfiltered Wild West until very recently.
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by smt88 2y ago
They're just referring to raising interest rates
554.
by smt88 2y ago
Left and right of the car? What about behind it? Waymo has 360-degree LIDAR and, not coincidentally, is the state of the art.
555.
by smt88 2y ago
AI can't make cameras see in the dark. LIDAR produces light, so it doesn't matter if there isn't enough of it in a particular environment.
556.
by smt88 2y ago
Gambling on the stock market is the absolute worst advice you could give someone in this situation
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by smt88 2y ago
I'm going to give you tough love, because you seem to have come here without having gotten it from someone else. I've been here myself, so take it as "me in the future giving me advice" rather than someone being condesce
558.
by smt88 2y ago
As long as most phones are locked to app stores, governments have absolute power over third-party apps too.
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by smt88 2y ago
I'll probably get doxxed by AI at some point in the future, but since you can never delete HN posts, I'd prefer to stay anonymous if I can. Send me an email at this temporary address and I'd be happy to chat: quiet.hay0076@fa
560.
by smt88 2y ago
The sensational "...as AI infiltrates the workplace" isn't supported by the study, which separately assesses the growth of skills-based hiring and GenAI replacing certain jobs. The study says: > It’s unclear at the moment
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by smt88 2y ago
Yes, but not famous people and not people I'm going to dox here. Many thousands of academics and researchers are terrified, depressed, and scrambling to find backup jobs. That's the point of all of this: retaliation against what T
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by smt88 2y ago
NY Post is not a journalistic outfit and doesn't belong on this site
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by smt88 2y ago
I lived in NYC and understand what you mean. I now live in a walkable Southern city and don't own a car. The quality and ease of life are so much better here, I wouldn't go back to NYC if you paid me $50k per year. Ymmv of course,
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by smt88 2y ago
It's already working. I know multiple academics who are fleeing to the safety of Europe. Why would you want to stay here where your grants can be denied because you have the word "woman" in your abstract?
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by smt88 2y ago
No. We use ClickUp now and will never go back.
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by smt88 2y ago
Chicago is walkable and affordable. So are many smaller cities like Cincinnati. Most of the rapidly growing Southern cities have great quality of life and are walkable if you can afford to live in the desirable urban areas, which you certai
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by smt88 2y ago
Google Search, especially when coding. Nothing else so far.
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by smt88 2y ago
This conclusion is deeply divorced from reality. A single(-ish) author is the strongest smell for a library. I've been burned countless times by a project's "BDFL" moving on to something else. Sometimes a new maintainer
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by smt88 2y ago
> Instead of making something illegal, that might be perfectly acceptable for someone else, why don’t take a personal decision to stop using those services altogether? Because there is no competition in the marketplace based on privacy
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by smt88 2y ago
Trump and Musk are doing this to the people who enforce labor laws, so we can expect no more labor law enforcement this term

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