yadaeno

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by yadaeno 11mo ago
Japanese news app with osu-like gamification. You read the news that’s adjusted to your reading level with LLMs, take quizzes, compete on the leaderboard. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/yomunews/id6752134112
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by yadaeno 11mo ago
A much better solution is something like the hire act.
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by yadaeno 11mo ago
Something like the hire act bill is the only solution: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/297...
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by yadaeno 11mo ago
What if we learned that brains reduce to the same basic mechanics?
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Allergy shots work very well.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Too bad they are in EU which seems to not value free speech legally or culturally.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
That is in large part to our nightmare immigration system.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
It has nothing to do with what trump wants. If public opinion changes he will be voted out it’s that simple.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
“Manufacturing consent” should be required reading for all Americans. These economists expressed the correct viewpoint that benefits the capital class so their viewpoint and credentials are validated and legitimized. “Right-thinking economi
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Maybe it is? The US has ample land and money to build out clean energy, there’s zero excuse not to be adding capacity. It’s literally the governments job to build out the infrastructure for society to thrive. Don’t blame technology for get
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by yadaeno 1y ago
I feel like the solution is for the state owned power company to add capacity to scoop up the additional revenue. This is quite literally an opportunity to advance society while generating more tax revenue and *improving* public services.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Hep C is already curable with antivirals, wouldn’t we notice this with existing treatments if this theory was correct?
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by yadaeno 1y ago
I think you are confusing “security through obscurity” and “defense in depth”. You can add layers of high quality simple systems to increase your overall security exponentially, think using a VPN behind TOR etc.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
There’s another side to this. They place a large burden on the people taking care of them. Many parents also report that they regret conceiving children with Down syndrome.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Your system of drawing lines and forming “tribes” within social classes reminds me of the caste system.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
> It would be strange if our brains had "one weird trick" to perform a lot better with no downsides, since if it existed evolution should've found it It would not be strange at all. We are constantly evolving and so is our
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Iran is the aggressor here. Iran has been funding and arming multiple proxies to fire missles into Israel for the past 50 years
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Iran has been attacking Israel for 50 years through proxies. I don’t think it’s a clear “attack vs defense”. Also now is the time to deal with Iran and restore a sane government before they have a chance to add nukes to the equation.
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Selling negative convenience very succinctly describes the issue. You already have to spend time researching airlines, buying tickets in advance, etc. but now in addition to that there is a completely contrived layer of bullshit I need to k
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by yadaeno 1y ago
Same with points systems. Why am I forced to understand your made up currency and status system to get the full value of my money. There might be some benefits to price discrimination (which is in effect what a point systems achieves) but
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Can you explain why this is associated with fascism specifically, and not any other form of government which has high levels of oligarchical corruption (like North Korea, Soviet Russia, etc). I am not saying you’re wrong, but please educate
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by yadaeno 2y ago
> The FAA later allowed lower-ranking tower employees such as supervisors to make that call so long as they considered factors like traffic levels, weather and VIP moments. What is a VIP moment? Does this mean they care more about safety
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by yadaeno 2y ago
> (talking about gates and Epstein) …This is extremely significant because it substantially increases the amount of specific, known meetings between the two, and shows that they were meeting on specific dates late into 2014—after, in fac
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Agreed. If you take it to the extreme, money is a tool that reduces your life-energy to a numerical value which is anti-human.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
I agree but condemning government budget cuts because USAID seems reactionary. I think the spirit of cutting budget is still overall popular, and is impossible to do painlessly. Also in the context of federal budget, 1% is a huge number s
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Even the various single payer models in Europe and asia still have insurance companies. The difference is that in these systems the government has some stake — whether it’s providing the public insurance fund, or owning the company itself —
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by yadaeno 2y ago
The way he rolls his eyes and facial expression suggests MDMA or possibly adderall.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
AI = aggressively offshoring jobs as fast as humanly possible.
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by yadaeno 2y ago
This theory feels like it’s making tons of assumptions and leans heavily on semantics. In a factory you have many components operating near or at capacity. In a high growth environment you want all of your components working at capacity to
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by yadaeno 2y ago
Almost all GCP services have quota by default that you need to manually increase.

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