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by staplers 2y ago
It's a walled garden. Unless you are logged into an account it's basically a private network.
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by staplers 2y ago
At which point we could say that the "supporting infrastructure" of the rest of a human body isn't necessary for the heart to be independently alive A human body would be supporting it, inside of itself or not. Simila
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by staplers 2y ago
crypto is just a carbon copy of money with all the same downsides and upsides One of the most ignorant things I've read in a long time.
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by staplers 2y ago
Best argument I've heard for Gaia theory, intentionally or not.
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by staplers 2y ago
Investing in infrastructure. Advanced computing tends to require heavy upfront costs. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five-year_plans_of_China
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by staplers 2y ago
they go after him Would love to hear what horrible consequences you think Elon is facing..
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by staplers 2y ago
I assume it's one of those things where a few corpos just outplayed 99% of the population "The key element of social control is the strategy of distraction that is to divert public attention from important issues and chan
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by staplers 2y ago
Now I'm taking a step back and understanding why they aren't paying, which involves just emailing them. Maybe too anecdotal, but inflation has hit everyone I know really hard in the last year. Especially in tech. Subscript
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by staplers 2y ago
Could we do something similar but for top level DOM? It's called "reader mode" on most browsers.
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by staplers 2y ago
It's incredibly dangerous of these "journalists". Putting targets on people's back as well as possibly being slander. Any bitcoin oldheads know it's not Peter Todd based on tons of behavioral, timestamped, and logi
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by staplers 2y ago
it is effectively unmetered My $30 data cap fee says otherwise.
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by staplers 2y ago
It's called a phone. Ever open our website?
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by staplers 2y ago
I appreciate the response but once you get investors and shareholders those concerns are worthless. If it's possible, it will eventually happen.
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by staplers 2y ago
all communication is free My internet and cellular bill say otherwise. Edit: OP's comment is almost nonsensical I feel it might be AI. "Traditionally youtube would cost hundreds of dollars"??
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by staplers 2y ago
I used to use Notion daily. I switched to Anytype when Notion launched an AI tool that trains on your data. A bit more of a learning curve but that's an absolute no-go when a tool contains the inner workings of my brain. Plenty of comp
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by staplers 2y ago
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/potato-butter-diet/ Could keep you alive long enough but eventually you'd want some other nutrients.
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by staplers 2y ago
He means after the advent of the phone camera. Practically anything anywhere is available to view on video or image of some kind. Used to be reserved for important planned events. We now face a kind of reverse problem though where we'r
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by staplers 2y ago
there is no way to extract useful information out of it Not yet
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by staplers 2y ago
Why is that unintuitive? Shrink down to an atomic level and you'll find similar behavior.
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by staplers 2y ago
"This knowledge is perfectly fine to disseminate via traditional means, but God forbid an LLM share it!" Barrier to entry is much lower.
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by staplers 2y ago
Finally someone gets my point..
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by staplers 2y ago
Who said it wasn't?
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by staplers 2y ago
Does unequal enforcement count as unjust? Seems you're purposely missing the point.
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by staplers 2y ago
There is an unwritten social contract here. No there isn't. Don't make your content public if you don't want it public. Paywalls make very clear what a companies true value is and that terrifies every shareholder and
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by staplers 2y ago
not just investors/lenders Still waiting on the non-billionaire investors example.
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by staplers 2y ago
Only citizens get prison, citizens acting behind a corporation get fines.
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by staplers 2y ago
They'll make a big show for the headlines "record breaking $50 million fine for evil bad company" and it will be 35% of profit made on said practices.
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by staplers 2y ago
I hope they burn the company down Will probably just be a "fine" (got caught tax) and nothing changes. It's an explicit signal to keep doing it unless the punishment is worse than the profit.
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by staplers 2y ago
I feel like there's a difference... You're getting close to my point
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by staplers 2y ago
Right, because I knew someone would come along and spout it since most haven't read the edward snowden leaks or don't understand how modern intelligence agencies work.

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