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EarthAmbassador
1mo ago
I find 500x returns on my $20 Chat GPT and Claude subscriptions as I litigate pro se against large law firms in federal court.
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2mo ago
All states must follow.
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2mo ago
No, people do not oppose construction. The very wealthy have chosen not to build for average people, but instead build for a higher net wealth demographic. Also, productivity gains are not shared downstream, which is a choice. Salaries and
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4mo ago
There is enough controlling law publicly available to ascertain whether grounds for a suit exist, and for drafting sophisticated legal arguments for most actions in US federal court. I have not found the same for US state courts where law a
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4mo ago
Just finished two years of federal litigation using only my $20 per month Chat GPT subscription. I was able to do legal research, legal strategy, draft and file briefings and legal memos including pleadings and replies. I was able to conduc
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5mo ago
What’s your project by the way. Would be curious to know more, if you’re up for sharing now. Later is fine too.
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5mo ago
Outstanding, and ethical too. So tell us, did you forgo monetization forever, or do you have a plan for revenue? Perhaps it’s not an issue for you, but knowing what you have up might help others conceive of a shift of the Overton window suc
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5mo ago
If the credit bureaus don't have a complete profile when you start, they will after provide the missing pieces.
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6mo ago
Exactly. I don't understand how a community such as this, as connected as it is, can't back channel a message to Google brass to do something about these lockouts, which occur frequently and are unnecessary. There is no way Google
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8mo ago
Why not just use RSS?
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10mo ago
Thanks, you got it right. 1970 is the birth year and father lived in the United States for decades prior but had a child while out of the country, the naturalized citizen. The question is really about whether natural born citizenship is ava
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10mo ago
This question arises from the current regime's efforts to reverse naturalization. For anyone who has one US citizen parent and one non-citizen parent, where the citizen parent has passed before the child applicant for naturalization re
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2y ago
This isn’t the Cold War and ideology is for simpletons. I may have to write a book to educate people about how the world really works. Thanks for the motivation.
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2y ago
2008 TARP for Wall Street? Corporate tax breaks that were unfunded and yielded $2 trillion in cash reserves decidedly not funneled down to working people. Sounds like socialism for institutions too big to fail, but not for people who needed
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2y ago
What nonsense is this? The St. Louis Federal Reserve documented most inflation was due to profit seeking (gouging), not QE—that’s right wing libertarian drivel.
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2y ago
This comment is historically and intellectually uninformed, i.e., devoid of understanding about the antecedents and relationships between what is driving todays rise of the right, which is a populist counterrevolution to the 60s and beyond’
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2y ago
Utter nonsense. Productivity gains of the last 40 years have been captured by shareholders and top elites. Working class wages have been flat all of that time despite that gain. In 2012, Musk was worth $2 billion. He’s now worth 223 times t
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2y ago
Will this remain self-bossware or is the plan to impose on users?
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2y ago
600,000 homeless times $10,000 per tiny home, clustered where social services are made available, voila, the problem is solved for $6 billion, which is nothing, excluding the cost of those social services. The issue is really there is a lac
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2y ago
Not so fast: my daughter could not afford Khan’s tutoring service at a crucial time in her development. I was out of work, had depleted our savings supporting the family, and couldn’t afford it. I pleaded for a waiver. The answer was no and
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2y ago
Don’t think so. When my daughter needed the AI-powered Khan tutoring service last year for assistance with math, it was at a time when I had lost my job and depleted the family savings supporting the family. I pleaded for a waiver of the su
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2y ago
Sorry, but very little is worth $26/month, in my view. If it operated as an uncensored model with guaranteed privacy, that might be worth something When combined with other features. Unfettered private creation and knowledge generation
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2y ago
I second that! The lack of a tool for this is nuts.
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2y ago
It is remarkable to me how officials are able to commit these harms without suffering any repercussions. Of course, immunity provides cover for so-called official acts, however, when harm is so blatant, it’s rather astounding there are no c
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2y ago
How does one research and generate insights for what does not exist yet? Is there a framework? At SXSW this year, there were a couple of talks about forecasting, as a tool for futurism, but where ethics are concerned, I’ve not seen a good t
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2y ago
Personal responsibility? That’s nonsense ideology. If one has the means, all so-called bourgeois middle-class morality can be avoided, and is by people with the means to do so.
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2y ago
So people suffered. That’s too bad. Others must suffer too. Why not stop the cycle? And we subsidize corporate profits, and execute innocent people, and kill humans wars. That is fine in our names with our money. So doing some good for come
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I've never understood this nonsensical fear of federal oversight. Didn't we learn federalism doesn't work when the states fought each other over pandemic supplies. I recall some saying, this stuff is ours, get your own. And w
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2y ago
Where can we find detailed info, or better a tool, to determine gear compatability?
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3y ago
It’s an awesome project and much needed, especially with local implementation.
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