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tehjoker
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tehjoker
4mo ago
Finally, a sensible ruling based in the interests of the public rather than expediency for corporations
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tehjoker
5mo ago
I am not totally anti AI but I don’t use coding harnesses. I see my coworkers using coding harnesses decline in basic engineering mentalities, asking me questions easily answered with a modicum of research or thinking, but claude told them
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tehjoker
5mo ago
does this mean it's a good idea to sell index funds to avoid holding SpaceX? what do you do instead?
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5mo ago
FTA: " Importantly, IgG fractions from the blood of these individuals cross-reacted with several types of mouse tissue in vitro, and transfer of this IgG to living mice reproduced symptoms such as pain, fatigue, coordination problems,
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tehjoker
5mo ago
Defense is a legitimate thing to worry about. For example, Vietnam defended itself against America. We do not defend, we attack and pillage resources from the global south. Real defense is honorable and to be celebrated. However, the US mil
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tehjoker
5mo ago
Ok, but the military is being used for bad things not good things in one of the most easily defended countries in the world, a pure waste.
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tehjoker
5mo ago
It's crazy how I open twitter and see a bunch of ragebait posts, try to mute keywords, open HN, and see those posts have been rewritten into top of the heap articles about twitter.
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tehjoker
5mo ago
The ethical objection is that the United States is an empire that kills for money, this is not a "defense" project. They even call it the department of war now.
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tehjoker
5mo ago
Informative, thank you.
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tehjoker
5mo ago
These are good points. I don't really understand your point about the Hubble though that is very interesting. Are you saying that the pictures are too low-res? Still, in the case of massive destruction of satellite communications, havi
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tehjoker
5mo ago
It's not really in my interest for a cabal of pedophiles to win this one. I dispute the conflation of the interests of the capitalist class with the american people.
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5mo ago
> This is a conspiracy theory folks who just Googled In-Q-Tel have been stringing together since Covid. It's not true. ??? It's documented that Ukraine is using Starlink extensively. Golden dome: https://www.cbsnews.
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5mo ago
This is a joint project of U.S. government military planners and an ostensible private individual. If Elon disappeared, rest assured, the contracts and development would still happen. They want mega constellations for always-on drone guidan
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5mo ago
There is truth to this but it's basically we'll hurt ourselves to hurt you more. This is a lose-lose strategy.
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5mo ago
This is an incredible 180 degree misinterpretation of who attacked whom. Iran is garnering incredible international sympathy and support. There is no just war theory that can support what America has done to Iran. It is immoral, illegal agg
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5mo ago
It's a lot easier to carry bitcoins than suitcases full of foreign cash or gold bars too. In China, they moved to digital currencies in part I believe to defeat CIA bags of cash (no point in getting stacks of paper money you can't
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5mo ago
You realize that America "in theory" wants ships to transit the strait right? The US blockade is self-defeating. You can't block the strait if we block the strait! lmao
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5mo ago
They have not and Iranians are very proud of their thousands years old civilization. However, nuclear genocide would greatly limit it.
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tehjoker
5mo ago
This does seem like a fishing expedition though there is a facially legitimate purpose. Fortunately, we have more powerful policy tools to clean the air than attacking individual gearheads... convert America to an electric car system. You n
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5mo ago
Seems like a good use case for a locally deployed LLM though that's annoying and expensive to maintain sophisticated one like deepseek.
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5mo ago
America extends a nuclear umbrella, so can other nuclear powers. You say it's not credible. Would you wanna bet your life on it? > If a country has a peace treaty with Israel and the monopoly on violence in their territory, they exp
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5mo ago
Iran has no nuclear weapons. The administration simply wishes to prevent Israel from facing opponents that also have a nuclear deterrent (Israel has nuclear landmines, briefcases, missiles, and neutron bombs according to Sy Hersh). A deterr
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5mo ago
i dont understand why the hardliners are bad they were right. the war waged against them was threatened to be nuclear "an entire civilization will die tonight". the country threatening iran unjustly is indeed the great satan. no j
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5mo ago
One of the most important graphs in economics shows a divergence between increases in labor productivity and worker take home share since at least the 1970s maybe you are thinking ceos or shareholders
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5mo ago
Art without human input is pretty meaningless. It's just pretty colors, even if well executed. I guess there are people that vibe purely on kitch aesthetics. They don't have good taste ofc, but I guess from a capitalist perspectiv
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5mo ago
Reading the article it attributed institutional strength to poland, which is great, but it sounds like this was something the west decided not to sabotage. The oligarchs taking over in e.g. Russia was engineered by the clinton administratio
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6mo ago
For what it's worth, this happens every time there is a new technological innovation. Are human brains hydraulic systems? Are humans just a computer? Are they an LLM? These technologies give some insight, but the answer is always not r
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6mo ago
You've witnessed a dismantle and replace effort by the right wing that wishes to squeeze everything to make rich people more money. An effort by the left would destroy the private insurance scheme and build up medicare. Completely diff
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6mo ago
Of course. That is why state guided worker coops are a good idea. Or state incentives to provide loans at good interest rates to worker coops. The state provides capital, the workers operate the business, make management decisions, and have
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tehjoker
6mo ago
You think this is like 1800s levels of economic development?
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