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by trod1234 1y ago
You gave a reason. > It was outcompeted two decades ago.
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by trod1234 1y ago
The idea is DOA. All one needs to do is replace "companion" with "spy", or "Jexi". No one with a brain is going to be willing to allow that kind of chaos into their lives.
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Incorrect in the reason, but they did succumb for another reason which hasn't changed, so correct sentiment. You can't compete against companies that don't have a loss function constraint on their business.
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This is an impossible to solve problem, attackers have the advantage.
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You can't make it great again, because in large part these type of projects were built on a lie, and now everyone knows the lie. The lie itself doesn't start out being a lie, but it rapidly becomes the lie in the aggregate of the
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TL;DR You can see heat, and normally invisible IR signalling so you can see your universal TV remote light up and other things, potentially air or liquid currents as turbulent flow, when its sensitive enough (which it isn't at this po
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by trod1234 1y ago
Occasionally, I do to. Are you trying to say that China doesn't fabricate and lie about their metrics and collection methodology? because I hate to be the one to break this to you, it does and there's a lot of news coverage on it
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This is what happens when you let delusional bankers run things. Monetary policy fails in low interest rate environments, and you get chaotic whipsaws thereafter which grow with time. You can find reference to this if you know where to look
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by trod1234 1y ago
https://archive.ph/yDwRZ
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It appears you misspoke. We are clearly talking about two different things.
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> I have not seen an explanation that makes the case for taxes ... This is sort of what I mean by the discourse ignoring inflation. I've not seen one that is properly based in reason either, most lines of thought in this vein typica
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It is well known and established that stats favor rhetoric, and by extension lack credibility as fact. If you can't guarantee the expected methodology conformed in collection, bad data in causes bad data out, its worse than no data at
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This is not really accurate. National currency as the defacto reserve currency does not necessarily guarantee a trade deficit. It just happens that way in history quite often, but it is unsustainable throughout the currency lifecycle. >
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> I don't like a future where I have to pay for every token just to write a program... You don't really need to worry then. There is no future like that in the long run. No future at all. If you think a little, you'll real
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> who deviate from approved positions. That's making it sound like those approved positions are unchanging. They constantly change, and punish those that didn't change quick enough. The anaconda in the chandelier in a locked ro
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> Open protocols ... concentration risk matter more... Well it all comes down to the incentives and money. Money printing sieves money into such titans, concentrating business. You gotta look at the banking cartel before anything else.
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You are wrong. It is not 'American' anything. This is plain corporate malfeasance and corruption. If anything its highly anti-American, borderline communist/state regime. American values include many things, one of the more i
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> Housing in Singapore is famously affordable ... There's just no good data backing your claim. There is quite a bit of data backing the claim in countries whose culture includes the nuclear family. David Willetts published a book o
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It should be alarming because it is quite evil, in the truest sense of the word. It actively harms and destroys a person's mind, and what comes closer to soul than a person's mind? What happens when you strip objective reality awa
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GDP is a really poor measure of activity. It can be concentrated in a single entity, and retain the same values. It also doesn't account properly for money-printing.
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> Who cares about .... Secure shelter is a necessary pre-requisite to having and raising children. The low birth-rate is a direct result of disadvantaged capital formation, selection interference, and the chaotic and growingly insecure f
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The author is fighting an uphill battle given that this subject has been covered many times in the past, each with their own interpretation, more often than not in contradictory opinion. I stopped reading after it became clear that they are
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> not a top-down concerted scheme. What I said is an outcome oriented scheme... > Memetics refers to an evolutionary process. No it doesn't. It makes comparisons to the self-propagating aspects of viruses which is an evolutionary
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https://archive.ph/NSG3e
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Hiring is down across the board in tech jobs. Brain drains occurring because its no longer economically viable and the most competent people with options will move to other areas and not turn back. There are people with 10 years of experien
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Well that really can't happen until small businesses are on an even playing field with large business. Most large businesses have been allowed to carve out moats, and other financial benefits through lobbying which small business do no
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You seem to be conflating early propaganda, and ideology with memetics. While it has some of the same elements and is focused on ideology, memetics is quite different. Its improper to say they are the same, or even that Nazism is an example
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That's a stretch.
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Well that's one way to live life, if you can really call that living. No person is an island. A far fewer number of people start out gullible than you think. Ask yourself sometime why so many seem that way, the answer should be commo
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The issues are actually more pernicious, and something else, and its not a matter of common sense, which as we all know is quite uncommon. The issue is, misinformation spreads more cheaply and rapidly, and is amplified more than true inform

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