toolazytologin

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by toolazytologin 6mo ago
It’s probable that astronauts on Artemis II know a lot more about the situation than we do — probably(?) even having read the Camarda document. Is NASA really “playing God” at that point or are adults making decisions based on their person
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by toolazytologin 6mo ago
> engaging with them can often be to your benefit. How? Legitimate question.
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by toolazytologin 7mo ago
How is that not “just following orders”? All orders from up the chain come with an implied “or else my might comes down on you”. Most people do the right thing when it’s easy and profitable. Having ethics means doing the right thing even
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by toolazytologin 8mo ago
I don’t care about use of money that others spend freely. I do care about use of money that is forcibly confiscated from me. (Not taking a position on space programs. Tax-funded programs deserve more inspection than privately-funded progra
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by toolazytologin 8mo ago
> Sometimes there is just no way to know (or verify) what happened, and you have to deduce. This ties into my original point. Once you can’t verify what happened and are reporting your deductions, you are invariably introducing your opin
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by toolazytologin 8mo ago
It’s very cable-news-brained to believe there must be sides at all. Report facts and let the readers form their own opinions.
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by toolazytologin 9mo ago
The site hosting the ads seems like a red herring? Do you mean they could sell or design their own ads? If so, that seems like a difficult proposition. If we accept that most people won’t pay a subscription, and take ads off the table as
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by toolazytologin 11mo ago
Or “politics” are too much of their identity and they always vote for “their guy” regardless of the merits. Education does not matter when the vote has nothing to so with rationality and is only rooting for a team. Corruption will never be
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by toolazytologin 1y ago
> It seems you are trying to say "You're not welcome here!" to people who already declined an invite? These things are not mutually exclusive. If you don’t want to abide by the rules, you are not welcome and you should dec
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by toolazytologin 1y ago
> It seems to be that there's a very strange crowd hanging out on Hacker News, who are not aware of very basic social rules. Those include not trying to impress strange rules on guests you invite to an event. Because people will sim
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by toolazytologin 1y ago
If a user has to manually select a search mode… is the AI really doing any “thinking”? Genuine question. I realize they aren’t currently claiming AGI. Having to manually specify a mode seems like a non sequitur to me.