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781.
by vasco 11mo ago
> I think I'm probably the only one that thinks... It's unlikely this is true for nearly every thought you may ever have, there's a lot of people
782.
by vasco 11mo ago
ICE can walk into your house / pull you out of the car with masks on and kidnap you without showing you any papers. That's more power than a lot of other agencies
783.
by vasco 11mo ago
Bernie does, does anyone else? They were just in power and didn't do any of it.
784.
by vasco 1y ago
Its impossible to think you agree with 97% of any group without assuming everyone from that group thinks the same way. Even people from just one country don't think the same way due to color of skin, if we were to assume the point is o
785.
by vasco 1y ago
Unfortunately that's what they wrote? What other interpretation could there be?
786.
by vasco 1y ago
People who think HN is specially smart are funny. They mistake active moderation by the community with intelligence when the registration form doesn't have an acceptance exam, so literally no reason to believe that.
787.
by vasco 1y ago
> interacting with Black folks with whom I share probably like 97% similar views on just about everything Maybe because you say things like that? In what world is people's skin color related to their views?
788.
by vasco 1y ago
It means he thinks kids can "want it" and if a kid "wants it" it's ok. It's unfortunately a common view among some, most apparent with Sartre and that "philosopher" crew. It's disgusting of cours
789.
by vasco 1y ago
You're engaging with my post so yours is also subversive ay lmao
790.
by vasco 1y ago
Nothing above links to anything suspicious mate, much less that.
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by vasco 1y ago
People get sick and they die. Nobody should have to go through any treatments they dont want to. And to blame someone for that is like blaming them for the disease.
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by vasco 1y ago
The iPad was launched in 2010 and seen as a device to play around with - a big ipod. Two years later they were in the midst of the big push for using iPads for business, in hospitals, in cafes to replace PoS, in factories, etc. So you say t
793.
by vasco 1y ago
This is anti-competitive measures, it's not like it's the only thing they do like this. The charging cables were the same.
794.
by vasco 1y ago
These are religious fanatics trying to ban porn because they believe it's evil. All the rest is dressing to advance that cause and isn't worth spending too much time trying to make sense of. They'd latch on to whatever reason
795.
by vasco 1y ago
It was clear they didn't know what they were saying when they think the main reason for kubernetes was to save money. Kubernetes is just easy to complain about.
796.
by vasco 1y ago
Would be funny if the NSA did this so people block the Chinese.
797.
by vasco 1y ago
If in the next page over you sell advanced security systems yes it'd be suspicious and weird, which is the case here.
798.
by vasco 1y ago
Everyone can, don't worry, art people are snobs even with their own. Now they can just complain about the plebes doing it wrong ALSO.
799.
by vasco 1y ago
They go to crypto meetups, they know all of this. Their point being that when provenance comes into play they are not fungible anymore because you may be able to spend a bitcoin but not another. So they are not all worth the same. You just
800.
by vasco 1y ago
Their point is even made stronger by your comment. Engineers of this type don't experience megacorps like regular engineers. They usually have a non-standard setup and more leeway and less bureaucracy overhead. Which means brand isn&#x
801.
by vasco 1y ago
Maybe don't take such a maximalist interpretation of other people's comments, my point that it doesn't pass that test doesn’t mean it isn't extremely useful for many things. It's just that the test is undefined so I
802.
by vasco 1y ago
> We never talk about it now because we obviously blew past it years ago. My Turing test has been the same since about when I learned it existed. I told myself I'd always use the same one. What I do is after saying Hi, I will repeat
803.
by vasco 1y ago
I have a few of those still lying around, they were great!
804.
by vasco 1y ago
So in your mind megacorps and their owner billionnaires have how much of a say in government? If you had to rate their influence in government policy from zero to a hundred what would that be?
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by vasco 1y ago
You can sit down and recolor the movie frame by frame and release it on torrent yourself, it'll make many people happy. It won't be worth it monetarily but since you're annoyed it doesn't exist and money isn't a fac
806.
by vasco 1y ago
I used to think OpenAI was going to be the Yahoo of the AI wave, but might not even be that, maybe it's the AOL. And from what it looks like to me Google is preparing to be the Google of the AI wave.
807.
by vasco 1y ago
Both do both.
808.
by vasco 1y ago
My brother the dishwasher could use up 10x more water and 99% of people would still use it. Nobody buys a dishwasher to save water. That you position it like that gives me little confidence in the rest of the analysis.
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by vasco 1y ago
I find it's easier to prove that within a small company after you're in. You just fix a problem in the area you want to work in, then you fix another problem, and soon after people want you on their team or a team is created aroun
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by vasco 1y ago
> I've noticed that they all seem to not give away too much so you still have to watch the video to get the conclusion. It makes sense why they do this for creators Oh summer child, they do that because they'd serve less ads.

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