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by supperburg 5y ago
I am Elon fanboy number 987689. I’m a major in the Elon fanboy army, bootlicker division. I’m a mindless idiot who has no thoughts of his own. I am here to report to you from the scripted list of thoughts I am allowed to have from Tesla HQ.
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by supperburg 5y ago
I’m on the spectrum you fool
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by supperburg 5y ago
Maybe you should concentrate on whether or not it’s true instead?
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by supperburg 5y ago
Software has a better UI/UX. Software has matured and conformed to the market. The market is full of dumb people who care about UI/UX and nothing else.
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by supperburg 5y ago
This is literal conspiracy theory drivel. When you get older you realize most rich people are insanely smart, the average person has a very poor aptitude for recognizing exceptional people and that the entire world is made up of independent
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by supperburg 5y ago
Do you have a degree in history? How many history books have you read cover to cover?
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by supperburg 5y ago
A meager 8%. You have betrayed your total ignorance when it comes to anything having to do with money. You have no idea what you’re talking about. The only investment that will give you 8% is an extremely risky one and that’s not an appropr
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by supperburg 5y ago
I lived in Davis. Have you ever even been to Davis? They are building gigantic monoliths of apartment buildings everywhere you look. Maybe check your sources again.
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by supperburg 5y ago
They’ve been building tons of apartments in Davis. Tons. I’m afraid of oversupply if the college becomes less popular.
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by supperburg 5y ago
Yes absolutely. But do you admit that when the other guy is more than an order of magnitude wrong (4%), that’s he is spreading bullshit even more than I was? And do you admit that nobody seems to call him out like they ought to? Maybe he wo
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by supperburg 5y ago
I went back and checked. 0.2 overall 0.05 for most people under 70 or 60. Based on pre-vaccine serology test with a follow up on death. False positive rate of 0.05% percent. So not 1% and definitely not 4%. Can you blame me for being mad wh
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by supperburg 5y ago
Excess deaths != Covid deaths. I listened to the podcast again and he said he conducted serology studies pre-vaccine that indicate an overall lethality of 0.2% but 0.05% for everyone who isn’t 70 years old or whatever. That’s detection of a
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by supperburg 5y ago
He seemed to have plenty of hard science to cite in his hours long conversation with lex fridman, MIT alum and lecturer. It’s available for anyone to watch. If later on it becomes clear I was spreading wrong information then I’ll own up to
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by supperburg 5y ago
I’ve told you who he is. What do you think?
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by supperburg 5y ago
So nobody should write OSS because you can’t complain about the fact that you chose to make it free. And nobody should use OSS because they can’t complain when the software is broken. I think this says a lot about open source software.
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by supperburg 5y ago
This is the most fascinating comment in HN history
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by supperburg 5y ago
Jay Bhattacharya is a professor of medicine at Stanford University That’s from sep 2020. I think professor Bhattacharya is aware of the numbers.
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by supperburg 5y ago
"Jay Bhattacharya is a professor of medicine at Stanford University
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by supperburg 5y ago
I don’t need to show you, go listen to the Stanford professor. Lex Fridman podcast in the past week or two. Am I an idiot for believing a current Stanford professor? Is it not a reputable source?
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by supperburg 5y ago
The Stanford professor who I saw on a recent lex Friedman podcast confirmed what many people already suspected: the death count is exaggerated because the criteria for a Covid death is that a person is dead and also tests positive for Covid
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by supperburg 5y ago
So wrong. “If” sars1/2 had gone pandemic. The reason they didn’t is because they don’t make you infectious in an asymptomatic way like cov19. It wasn’t an “if.” They never will. And also, covid 19 is not 1 to 4 percent lethal. It’s mor
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by supperburg 5y ago
Maybe not exactly relevant but I’m early 30s and Ive had breakout schizoaffective disorder for a year. It’s bipolar disorder and schizophrenia at the same time. And I have almost come to the point where I can’t live with it anymore in the p
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by supperburg 5y ago
I saw something getting shot today in downtown SF where a ton of extras were all walking down the street wearing VR headsets. Anyone know what that was?
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by supperburg 5y ago
“Protocol changes more slowly than a platform” is really the crux of the entire issue here but not stated as such. The key advantage of centralized services is that they are fast, coordinated, more intelligent and also easier to love than a
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by supperburg 5y ago
https://gbdeclaration.org/
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by supperburg 5y ago
I love titanic: honor and glory. The people who are working on it are really cool and their livestreams are great. They really are truly passionate about this project and it comes through in the incredible level of detail they’ve achieved.
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by supperburg 5y ago
Do you think white immigrants from the US/Canada would have similar problems?
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by supperburg 5y ago
I remember when bitcoin first became super mainstream popular in 2016ish. I had read the shatoshi white paper in 2011 so I already understood exactly what bitcoin was and the implications of it. And I will never forget in 2016 seeing the sk
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by supperburg 5y ago
How? Browsers need to die. Move all Js to apps and have browsers just display images/video/text in the way that we have found applies to 99% of modern use cases. The only reason Js existed was to afford more flexibility in the tim
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by supperburg 5y ago
Yeah and nobody mentions that our hospitals were already stretched to their limit before Covid because they are for-profit corporations. They should have had capacity for a pandemic because everyone knew there would be one. It’s poor planni

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