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by vasco 5mo ago
Well, I was being overly cynical for no reason. Do what makes you happy man, if that's AI songs who am I to judge. You clearly care a lot about it and it brings you something.
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by vasco 5mo ago
> My listener wont be able to relate with me personally because they don’t know me What a perfect illustration that while you typed on a keyboard you're so far away from making art. PS: how many pieces of art that moved you were mad
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by vasco 5mo ago
Misconception, slavery is not profitable if you do it in your own country with a massive base because those people aren't economically active and don't buy much with their non existing money. In fact many historians argue slavery
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by vasco 5mo ago
Their target audience here is random HN readers though.
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by vasco 5mo ago
https://immpolicytracking.org/policies/reported-french-scien... > CBP denies travelers entry because of anti-Trump comments
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by vasco 5mo ago
If they wanted to they all have scanners and access to information on how to create torrents. Setting the information free isn't complicated, so it'd seem most of them, do not want to.
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by vasco 5mo ago
What you guys don't understand is that you don't argue with people or robots to teach them. You argue to teach yourself. Until you get out of that mindset, indeed a lot of conversation will seem useless, be it people or robots.
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by vasco 5mo ago
> A lot of the tokenmaxxing is just waste, but out of that waste may arise a small number of genuinely powerful use cases A lot of monkeys will also eventually type up Shakespeare?
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by vasco 5mo ago
If you think social media needs your ID for any reasonable cause, we're free to disagree on that. My point was clear, bullshit technicalities on the word scam are meaningless when you understand the meaning.
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by vasco 5mo ago
> And whenever you need a quick prototype and don’t care about polish, it is absurdly fast. But is it a software engineer? Not close to the bar at any company I have worked at. This line which he wrote, will override any quality gaps, be
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by vasco 5mo ago
> The randomisation list was concealed from the recruiting physicians and the didgeridoo instructor in an administrative office otherwise not involved in the study. We used a central telephone service, which the didgeridoo instructor use
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by vasco 5mo ago
I'm not gonna get hoodwinked into highbrow shenanigans. Social media doesn't need IDs to work, demanding it is a scam.
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by vasco 5mo ago
Sending your id to a social media IS a scam.
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by vasco 5mo ago
Wouldn't they be forced into API pricing instead of per-seat like that though? That would potentially be a massive cost increase. But I've discovered through talking to colleagues some companies are already doing that. I can'
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by vasco 5mo ago
Yes it can, the code will be ran and you will have the proof that it ran well. Or it won't run well and you'll re-do it. Same as with some imported library.
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by vasco 5mo ago
People already barely reviewed code, most of it was imported libraries.
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by vasco 5mo ago
Actual link to the quote video: https://youtu.be/S24CGNgqZJA
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by vasco 5mo ago
I won't even argue about Texans even though you're wrong there, but since you accepted Russian oligarchs as a problem with this world view that having money = having contributed to society then I'm not sure what else to say.
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by vasco 5mo ago
Can you show a commune that has lasted 3 generations? So like people move in, they stay and have kids and their kids stay long enough to have kids themselves. So at least about ~50 years? My impression of all these communes is: - idealistic
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by vasco 5mo ago
You might be living inside a philosophy book about capitalism. Do you know about the existence of Russian oligarchs and their offspring? Or Texan billionaires that one day woke up and found out they were living on top of oil? What contribut
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by vasco 5mo ago
Pro-tip: more often than not people are billionaires because their parent was a billionaire or multi millionaire
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by vasco 5mo ago
If the only way to be successful is to start by buying multiple downtown locations outright I think we know why the downtown is empty. Nobody is going to do that to open a shop. Not even the mega chains are usually buying anything.
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by vasco 5mo ago
> I’ll take Anthropic in preference to Grok NOx It's the same datacenter? Ran by the same people?
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by vasco 5mo ago
I'd be willing to make this a ban-bet, but my prediction is that either OpenAI or SpaceX's IPO will flop and that will be the signal that will start the new stock market crash. When it happens people will point at how obvious it w
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by vasco 5mo ago
Putting Steve Jobs next to Charles Wilson is an insult to Wilson.
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by vasco 5mo ago
Also if you read Wikipedia it looks like the main contribution was a simulator.
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by vasco 5mo ago
What is it with people that take your position that they always need to bring children to the discussion? Where's the watermark in an IKEA knife?
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by vasco 5mo ago
How is a hidden watermark that only police and providers can read better than a hidden watermark that the people can also read if they go out of their way to setup some project like this? Also your argument makes zero sense because bad guys
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by vasco 5mo ago
This is like saying people should just win the lottery or something. Your conditions are extremely niche
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by vasco 5mo ago
Yeah and if there was a global organization of Harry Potter PhDs that selected the best from all over the world for hundreds of years I'd probably think those guys were smart too and probably wouldn't have surface level takes abou

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