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by wagwang 9mo ago
What is your point again? Why are you listing iranian domestic problems when we are talking about foreign policy. There are lots of failing countries all around the world and most of them don't hate America because the CIA didnt coup t
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by wagwang 9mo ago
yes thats how society works, you give up certain freedoms for structure, safety, and access to resources. This idea that society should conform for lifestyles that dont support the continue existence of the society is pretty dumb
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by wagwang 9mo ago
lol we are here because 75 years ago in the era of peace and tranquility, CIA deposed the democratically elected secular leader of iran
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by wagwang 9mo ago
Stoics always think they are above caring about stupid shit, but that's the fun of life. The last sentence of Nietzsche's quote is completely right.
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by wagwang 9mo ago
Gigachad french nuclear versus virgin german coal in map form.
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by wagwang 10mo ago
I think this article is moreso referring to support and other rote processing-like agents.
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Ur in a software bubble, there are millions of sales jobs where you sell a simple product and the only thing that matters is sale volume and maybe "dont be a dick". The really strategic sales process we employ in tech is the excep
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Bcuz the performance is usually not fuzzy and also the law only applies to certain jobs -- you would not apply the law to salesmen or customer support agents.
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Why are you making this political; besides one of the brown victims was the vp of the college republicans so whats the angle here again?
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Disagree, the ideal agentic coding workflow for high tolerance programming is to give the agent access to software output and have it iterate in a loop. You can let the agent do TDD, you can give it access to server logs, or even browser ac
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by wagwang 10mo ago
i have meaner names, but lets just call it nod along content
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Also the ideas are just reframing the old maxim of "its not the destination, its the journey".
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Bruh what > The solution, one that Netflix would probably benefit from, is to offer to adopt more of a YouTube approach to carriage–allow anyone who produces video content to show it on Netflix. Pay them based on views. The relationship
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by wagwang 10mo ago
I wish my ev has dope perks... too bad California is dead set on making EV charging more expensive then gas lol.
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Maybe, maybe not, maybe like teflon, the real poison is an intermediate ingredient, but I think its bullshit that we're just creating chemicals that linger in our water supply for eternity. You literally cannot find anyone in America w
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by wagwang 10mo ago
How do you think pfas got into the water supply in the first place.
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Ok and there are around that many atoms of pfas per tear drop?
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by wagwang 10mo ago
so 1 liter of eye drop per 1ppt of km^3
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by wagwang 10mo ago
Pfas are measured in ppb or even ppt
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by wagwang 10mo ago
What the fuck... what's stopping this from poisoning our water supply?
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by wagwang 10mo ago
PLEASE give me an age gated, geofenced internet. I would pay for such a service.
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by wagwang 11mo ago
Ok so its like a deep comparator on the sensory and processing units in the "mind".
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by wagwang 11mo ago
> By ‘consciousness’ we mean phenomenal consciousness. One way of gesturing at this concept is to say that an entity has phenomenally conscious experiences if (and only if) there is ‘something it is like’ for the entity to be the subject
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by wagwang 11mo ago
This is the funniest headline I've seen all month
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by wagwang 11mo ago
china 1962
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by wagwang 11mo ago
My parents grew up poor in manner that is more extreme than anything OP described in the post and they always remind me that its just hard work and grit.
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by wagwang 11mo ago
going the speed limit is actually a good thing, even on the 101
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by wagwang 11mo ago
This is so dumb, its how you end up with 37 versions of the same thing.
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by wagwang 11mo ago
This is the same argument that utilitarians use to argue about how we don't have to define morals because everything is taken care of by a utilitarian calculus. The problem with that view is, even if you can define what correct for any
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by wagwang 11mo ago
The us dropped taiwan 50 years ago when they removed them from the UN

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