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zadler
4y ago
This scares me tbh. I do not believe it is not intelligent. I do not believe it does not understand what it’s doing. Rather, I think it simply lacks a fitness function to guide its actions. A fitness function that we all possess: feelings.
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zadler
4y ago
I think bytesize chunks has better absorption for twitter’s audience.
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zadler
4y ago
But don’t worry; they say that they’re definitely _not_ going to build The Terminator.
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zadler
4y ago
You’re suggesting that coinbase launched NFT support on its app so it could make a pittance in gas fees?
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zadler
4y ago
There isn’t one of these steps that bullied children are not doing that they could do to resolve their issue. If your point is that their issue could be solved with education; well maybe, maybe they need parenting also…
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zadler
4y ago
As well as that the parents of the victim are easier to deal with even when the child is damaged than the parents of the bullies. And the parents of the victim may also be complicit in the victim blaming. It’s absurd to think it’s something
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zadler
4y ago
Love to see this
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zadler
4y ago
Love the idea, sorely needed. Not sure about the name.
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zadler
4y ago
The way he’s acting is consistent with having flipflopped his way into the deal and resenting the whole thing slightly. He seems very worried about the money aspect. This fits with having tried to back out. If this is the case then he’ll ne
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zadler
4y ago
I think that what you’re describing is a dogmatic / authoritarian leadership style, which in tech can signal incompetence, but that’s not neccesarily what Elon is doing. He is being demanding and brash, and somewhat arrogant.
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zadler
4y ago
Adam back wasn't late to the game, he was there in 1998.
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Ask HN: Any startup founders that have dealt with emotional problems / PTSD?
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zadler
5y ago
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zadler
5y ago
But if they just want a child it’s kind of more manageable
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zadler
5y ago
Das Kapital?
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zadler
5y ago
The light is fundamental... without particles bouncing between planetary bodies there would be nothing keeping them in sync. Thought experiment: imagine a box through which 0 information passes; no light, heat, radio waves nothing. There’s
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zadler
5y ago
What’s the connection between stress eating and metabolic disease?
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zadler
5y ago
It’s also possible that starlink are somewhat neglecting their responsibility to keep appropriate distances between satellites because they find that financial risk acceptable and want to signal to other operators that they should get out o
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zadler
5y ago
Of course they are going to cry foul but they don’t have a legal right to get their money back so there very much is a point.
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zadler
5y ago
And let’s face it, anything is better than writing JavaScript.
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zadler
5y ago
Like film cameras.
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zadler
5y ago
We seem to be approaching a point where it could be worthwhile to get a distributed index involved even if it is very slow and inefficient to update.
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zadler
5y ago
Said it before and I’ll say it again, when Reddit finally becomes inaccesible via searches we will have lost a huge and very useful database of succinct information.
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zadler
5y ago
Though it’s unclear if they are no contact because they have no appreciation for what their parents might be going through (since they don’t yet have kids) or if their parents are just too toxic to deal with at all (perhaps contributing to
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zadler
5y ago
Not a lot of stuff is bought directly with gold either. Itd’d be more like banning gold, except harder to enforce.
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zadler
5y ago
Curious to know what you would recommend sub $500.
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zadler
5y ago
The problem is not lack of tech, it’s that consumers are easier to attract to a platform than vendors so the rules tend to favor the vendors.
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zadler
5y ago
Is it safe? I’ve read that it might cause bone loss and the long term safety has not been established.
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zadler
5y ago
I don’t think the article mentions whether or not they can update the code remotely. Can they patch it? Edit: appears so: https://astronomynow.com/2021/04/11/nasa-delays-mars-helicop...
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zadler
5y ago
Isn’t it great how they will let you sign up for an account with just a password then demand a phone number later on when you’re already using it.
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zadler
5y ago
It asked me for a secret question and answer when I signed up years ago. Didn’t make any difference though.
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