Judgmentality

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by Judgmentality 10mo ago
> you can choose what reality you want to inhabit Thank you for outing yourself as willfully ignorant. I also appreciate the unintended admission of privilege.
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
https://www.wsj.com/video/openai-wants-federal-backstop-for-...
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
> That's how all financing works. Most companies' debts are not backed by the government, which is what OpenAI asked for today. This is not remotely close to how most financing works. This isn't even how free markets wor
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
Name some historical examples where people only protested on the weekend, didn't go on strike, and didn't have a threat of violence or some sort of leverage behind it.
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
> it actually harms the cause to be dismissive of people who can contribute by simply making their peaceful objection visible I think it harms the cause to feel better about accomplishing nothing. You've created a morale booster, b
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
You really think a bunch of people holding signs on the weekend, then going back to work the next day is accomplishing anything? What are you accomplishing? It doesn't matter how many of you there are if none of you are willing to act
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
I'm not telling you how to live your life. I'm pointing out that peaceful protest is pointless. And a strike without organization is also pointless. There are no easy answers here. If you want change, expect to fight for it.
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
If you're American, go on strike. Nobody gives a shit about people holding signs and protesting peacefully. If you can't do anything to make the opposition care about you, don't expect them to do anything other than ignore
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
I really don't understand the timestamps on HN. I made this post days ago, not hours ago. I understand it was reposted but it's disingenuous to lie about the timestamp. What the fuck, dang?
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
> but we're probably on a trajectory to be able to do it in 1-3 years This is wildly optimistic. I quit working in robotics because I got tired of all the bullshit promises everybody made all the time. I'm not saying roboti
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
This is the most "why is this on the front page of HN?" post I've ever seen.
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by Judgmentality 11mo ago
> Musk's approach is that if you have an infinite supply of fresh grads who really believe in you and are willing to work crazy hours, giving them a "next year" deadline is more likely to give you what you want than tellin
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by Judgmentality 1y ago
Carvana is currently up more than 100x from their 2022 low.
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
You're right. I was being a dick.
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
I asked a question and he ignored it. I asked it again and he answered it. What you call haranguing I call a conversation.
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
Your evidence is that there are more billionaires when arguing there is upward mobility? We are talking about completely different things. Many of those people started out as multimillionaires and then became billionaires - almost none of
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
> But also there is a lot of upwards mobility. There's increasingly less in the USA. In fact, most people today will end up worse off than their parents. https://www.weforum.org/stories/2020/09/social
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
> Personally, I could not bring myself to vote for either of the presidential candidates. You really looked at both candidates and decided both were equally bad?
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
> I consistently score 5+ SD above 100 You consistently score 175+ on IQ tests?
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
Considering the slew of warehouse automation robotics companies I've watched fail, trying to do much simpler tasks in highly controlled environments where they can be surrounded only by trained individuals, "ambitious" would
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
So you're paying someone to operate your robot on top of the cost of the robot? I'm very skeptical, even if this technology worked flawlessly, that this would scale towards a profitable business. I understand that not every robot
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
I've always thought of how weird it is that YouTube even exists, as much as I love it. I have tried many times to figure out how it could exist independently of Google or some other tech giant, and watched many competitors try and fai
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
I get what you're getting at, but that's not actually what I'm advocating for here. I'm pointing out that multiple times a day a political post gets bounced off the front page, and it's frustrating that the conversa
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
The world can remain irrational longer than you can remain alive.
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
Another political post got bumped off the front page again. Not that anyone gives a shit what I think, but it seems like there should just be a filter for politics on this site. That way the people who want to talk about it can, and the pe
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
I think it depends entirely on what the military does. People seem to think the military will just fall in line with the president. I think a military coup is far more likely than that.
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
I agree with you it's likely pointless. I'm not arguing that "this information will change the election." That said, I do care about election integrity and the more evidence we have of fraud the more we can (theoretica
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
> I guess if someone comes up and shows these same discrepancies everywhere where a particular manufacturer had a footprint, I'd probably be more on board with screaming election interference. The fact this anomaly only happens in s
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by Judgmentality 2y ago
There are some odd patterns in the voting data. I'm not saying this is proof, but it's definitely weird. https://electiontruthalliance.org/clark-county%2C-nv https://www.thenumbersarewrong2024.com&#x2F

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