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by v5v3 1y ago
It would put people out of their 'current jobs' which many of them hate and only do to pay the bills. A lot of people would be far happier and would find something better to do with their day if universal income came along. Take d
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by v5v3 1y ago
Thats nice to know. What's that got to do with this post though.
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by v5v3 1y ago
I would guess higher. Only a subset of people were, and still are were involved in Crypto, whereas LLM is of use to pretty much everyone. As a seismic change, of course it's going to be everywhere till the hype cycle flattens.
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by v5v3 1y ago
It's not democracy. It's two party politics.
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by v5v3 1y ago
If they got AGI, then the wouldn't the AGI pop out all the CAD plans for design of machines to make them, machines/robots to assemble them and so on?
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by v5v3 1y ago
Yes. These are the ancestors of the people who flooded China with Opium, and killed more people in India then Hitler did in his time. Did you not see the lengths they went to over complying over the Chagos Islands? To be 'seen' as
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by v5v3 1y ago
>I have a hunch that the people at the top of governments tend to be among the more highly intelligent. People at the top of Western countries are not always the most highly intelligent. 'Can be controlled' is the lead criteria
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by v5v3 1y ago
USA, by virtue of having the leading GPU company and military. As AGI will need a lot of GPU, which Nvidia lead in. And a country with experience of ensuring they get the raw materials they need, even if they have to do a regime change by f
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by v5v3 1y ago
So they can return maximum dividends to shareholders. Who also won’t pay tax.
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by v5v3 1y ago
My friend that is how they work. The BBC is not only a domestic tool, but a global tool for controlling the image of the British state and perceived lack of corruption. When people start to question their behaviour, up pops this kinda count
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by v5v3 1y ago
Dave Chapelle sums it up: https://youtu.be/YAJCvt9tOYE (The donors to the politicians use these loopholes, so why would a politician end it...)
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by v5v3 1y ago
Or get some one else to move... The UK billionaire Phil Green lived in UK, his wife moved to Monaco and everything was in her name. So he could run the companies in person and she would recieve the hundreds of millions in dividends.
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by v5v3 1y ago
As said, use a password manager. Also regularly export your passwords from your password manager, either to another password manager or encrypt and store.So if the password manager has issues it won't leave you stuck.
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by v5v3 1y ago
Not sure calling the product Branching is a good idea. May cause confusion.
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by v5v3 1y ago
A bunch of sociopaths routinely engaged in regime change and what not around the world looked at the polls one day and said sh*t. And then one said, let's get a cat so the old dears think we are more human and vote for us. It's no
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by v5v3 1y ago
I use: VPN so constantly changing ip. Tor browser for everyday browsing (has no script preinstalled). So onion provides double Vpn. Regularly closed down so history cleared. Safari in private mode and lockdown mode for when tor won't w
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by v5v3 1y ago
The UK is extremely good at selling it's image around the world. When the truth is anything but. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/world/dirty-money-laundering...
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by v5v3 1y ago
He agreed to a YouTube interview with an established channel. As per his cold emails and interview patter, it is my opinion that he will have considered defence and mitigations arguments to present in the interview.
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by v5v3 1y ago
Yes. People like that are adept at making you feel for them.
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by v5v3 1y ago
>This guy should be absolutely ostracized. But it's funny. And people who make you laugh, even if naughty, get a pass.
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by v5v3 1y ago
Previously discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44448461 And video interview of him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWMngMm3_88
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by v5v3 1y ago
I would suggest adding a Tailwind config too, seeing as it's so prevalent.
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by v5v3 1y ago
Brilliant!
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by v5v3 1y ago
Nitter link https://nitter.net/Suhail/status/1940287384131969067
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by v5v3 1y ago
A legend/meme is born!
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Guy accused of working at 4 YC startups at the same time(twitter.com)
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by v5v3 1y ago
>Have you seen Reddit lately? I haven't. Link to examples?
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by v5v3 1y ago
>However, a lot of the people who want to buy a humanoid robot today do so because they want a completely autonomous robot to do all their chores, Not sure your research has been through. The ones that get the most attention from what I&
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by v5v3 1y ago
>Ive just begun a short term dev contract Who hired you? Have you spoken to that person? >I was talking to one of our devs recently He or she isn't your dev, they are your clients. You are a temp.
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by v5v3 1y ago
Perhaps take a look on the XDA forums for community supported distros on the major brands. Also pay attention to amount of Ram it comes with, as higher will last longer without getting laggy.

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