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4y ago
You know what? Fuck it. Just let any program run in the browser, but only if it could rune natively too. The new type of hardware acceleration. Play league of legends in a chrome tab. Just ship it.
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4y ago
What needs redistribution incentive is assets not income. Anyone can get income, even disability is income. However assets are increasingly out of reach.
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4y ago
Related to this is the idea of the tragedy of the commons, which if you consider the utilization of human and natural/capital resources, It almost seems like we are approaching the point at which everything needed for society, basic ne
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Ask HN: Will humans ever willingly stagnate?
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In all except rural Europe which will likely hurt tremendously because of this, most people likely will not care too much. Unlike America a car is not a requirement in most of Europe due to public transportation being allowed to develop ins
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4y ago
Sure man it can say what it wants its just BingChat, anyone who's opinion I actually respect can't have their worldview altered by a collection of tensor GPU's. increasingly as influence and MKultra esque government and socia
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4y ago
">disparaging comments about the amish" >How much happier he is than you
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4y ago
I'm curious, what lead you to write such a thought and post it? In all genuine honesty I want to understand what you thought calling people worried about AI anti vaxxers and implying that because it will not cause nuclear holocaust, it
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4y ago
This is just screaming into the void, but I have an ego so I must. If you believe AI will bring innovation, you believe in it's capability. If you believe in its capability, you must also understand it is capable of wrongdoing as well
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The end of capitalism and the beginning of fascism is when an invention hasn't even been released to the public yet and people are asking "What if somebody doesn't like it?" Fuck AI though ask an amish farmer how to upda
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Researchers and private interests are already, even in the public eye, on the precipice of seriously respectable non general intelligence AI. I wish AI would be banned for its net negative effect, but humans are designed for growth, and the
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4y ago
Nobody is obligated or even likely to profit from giving you their software because you as a complete unqualified and unaffiliated stranger "just want to try it out"
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How to ruin a SaaS company > Sell "one size fits all" usage scaled billing > Don't hire a sales team > Large companies won't do business with you since they cant negotiate or engage with a sales team to make sur
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4y ago
Okay so 4 ferns would do it in 250 +- 100 hours then. I'm not saying one home garden will solve global co2 buildup I'm saying its significantly cheaper and potentially more rewarding as a hobby than trying to play god with air qua
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4y ago
For a trip to your local garden center and 20-30$ at your local home depot/general store you too can achieve the hidden aeons old solution to co2 buildup. https://www.amazon.com/Lights-Plant-Indoor-Plants-Spectrum/
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4y ago
I know right all this talk about fancy tech and filters how about a sun lamp and a fern lol
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The year is 2030, after developing unrest the world government has decided the best way to subdue the population is to make taxes even more complicated. Entire family units are formed around starting on the years taxes 13 months before the
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There really does need to be a limit on bill length https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-congress/house-bill/7776... For anyone who was riding their high horse on this, the bill is a majority a defense spendin
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Wordle, like many things, was acquired not because of any actual utility or value add to the company which bought it, but bought and killed slowly to comply with anti-trust laws, and to prevent anyone outside the big club from getting an at
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4y ago
Is everyone just selling their college senior projects to vc's for millions now
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The way this is worded made it sound like a revolutionary MMORPG geo-based canvas which was a rip of the whole world or something. Its just a half decent drawing tool written in webjs library of of the week#52 why would anyone pay 2.7mil to
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These companies make a lot of enemies, you're likely on a list at this point just in case those enemies should ever need some temporary leverage. If your friend has integrity to his company and self you will likely not survive such an
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4y ago
Disclosing this was a terrible idea, especially since your profile doxxes you, deleting your account immediately is probably advisable.
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4y ago
The tools needed to rob a bank just went from a gun, to a baseball bat, an old tv remote, a landline wireless phone, five feet of 5 gauge copper, and a CD (preferably smash mouth).
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hahahahaahahahahahahhaahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha 10 years ago people would have called you paranoid now you're already too late
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There definitely is, and not all engineering is hard. Maybe creating react is hard, but using it after reading the docs and practicing is not, though it is a developmental process. There's this weird idea in America that using your bra
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http://techrights.org/wiki/Microsoft_and_the_NSA Same shit different country
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It's hilarious how nobody is pointing out the extreme irony of microsoft and google calling anyone elses software spyware. I'd rather have my bank password leaked by some brazillian than my web browser, purchase, location, social
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4y ago
True, but invalidated by burner and jailbroken phones which are widespread in China. They can definitely catch somebody with a concerted effort but I'd be surprised if the average Chinese teenager couldnt figure out how to make a burne
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4y ago
It is easier to convince a group of geniuses of a grand idea, than to convince an average person of changing one thing.
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