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NeuNeurosis
2mo ago
So you specifically are rebutting the petty crimes however the real risk is leverage that the government and orgs gain by having asymmetrical access to information that no one else does at scale. This can be used for a variety of reasons bu
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
I think this is what you are looking for https://www.reddit.com/r/CarHacking/
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Thanks for the recommendations I really appreciate it. I have read a lot of philosophy piecemeal but nothing that gave quite the comprehensive connections that you described in either of your comments.
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
If someone wanted to read more into the theory(s) you highlighted do you have any recommendations on where to start? I ask because I have not heard either of those ideas put that way of the real illusion being undeniable and needing to sha
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
I think you are referencing Keynes idea of less work from all the abundance that that the modern industrial society could create. https://www.npr.org/2015/08/13/432122637/keynes-predicted-we... http:&#x
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Its not just the rich and powerful, its the knowledgeable experts and powerbrokers that facilitate and actually build out the power structure that enables the rich to take advantage of these opportunities. As long as one of the most lucrat
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Funny how they self select out of something that they are worried about.
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Your completely correct if you mean the norm since the 80's when antitrust enforcement was abandoned. Her stances completely align with the standing anti-laws and regulations that have existed for over 80 years. The anti-trust bar and
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
While I totally agree with the defining of a subject first, I am curious about some of your implicit assumptions inherent in your statement/question. While everything works on the same rules we definitely have not arrived at the comple
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3y ago
While ads are not the main driver of revenue at Apple they did develop a ad service at the same time they implemented the new "privacy" features on iOS. https://www.wired.com/story/apple-is-an-ad-company-now&#
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Again I didn't mention any angst over the restriction I was simply reinforcing the OPs point that those items are not negotiable. And I really don't see how the points you brought up are comparable. The bing search bar is removabl
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
"I can't even customise the home screen as much ( Literally cannot remove a link to Chrome and other google apps )." I was simply clarifying the point the OP brought up. You literally cannot remove that search bar from the ho
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3y ago
I have a pixe6 and the OEM launcher has a date at the top you can't remove or change and a google chrome search bar at the bottom that you cant remove. You have to install a 3rd party launcher to remove them. https://www.stu
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Thanks for the extra context from the credit holders. It seems that this is completely overlooked in the solutions proposed to solve the housing crisis. Seems like there is an argument to be made that we need new policies to change this cal
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3y ago
"The idea that we can't do anything for 4 people because 1 of them has a drug problems is absurd." I've noticed this with almost all social issues especially social services for a long time. People I am close to would a
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3y ago
I am not OP but I don't think you are on the same page as the OP. I believe OP was trying to say was that parents heavily impact their children's ability to perform well in school. There are a ton of studies that show involvement
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3y ago
Your comment is very atypical in this thread. It is the only one that puts the impact of the visa in perspective. The displacement of risk from company to employee. This is my main concern of H1B's impact, lack of training or opportuni
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
So you mention that its "like talking about dreams - it's boring and personal", why do you describe it like that? Are you not interested in others inner lives? Do you think people aren't interested in your own inner life
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3y ago
Interesting that the top major of student loan holders is Nursing https://educationdata.org/student-loan-debt-by-major Also student loans and the funding of education and the artificial scarcity and perverse incentives that
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3y ago
Because the math you were forced to do was caused by very specific policy decisions at the government level that radically changed how schools were publicly funded directly(lower costs to all students) to one where it is "public fundin
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3y ago
If you leave too many people behind you aren't building a better world, you're building a walled garden.
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3y ago
So everyone in the city of less than a 1 million should go? What about the meag cities? How are people supposed to have time, energy or resources to achieve that? The news has always been about democratizing information that impacts civic l
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3y ago
This echos so much of the world it seems right now.I have seen this in engineering, analytics, and the restaurant industry. New people and outsiders still have so much hope for what the paths they choose offer them and once they enter and p
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
No I have not. Most likely its part hereditary(dads and his entire side of the family is diabetic) and part environment. I was heavy drinker in late teens and early twenties and I had a chronic infection that most likely triggers autoimmune
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Great deduction. My experience aligns with what you said and taking enzymes has tremendously helped my mood and energy levels.(and flatulence, alot I mean hugely changed it after starting enzymes.) I have had these problems since I was kid,
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Hi sorry for the late reply. I have been using Pancreatin 2000 from Now. They are over the counter. They are about 20$ per 250 capsule bottle. All the stuff I read said that porcine pancreatine over the counter is effective and it has been
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NeuNeurosis
3y ago
Definitely have experience with the same thing with food. I did end up finding out it was my Pancreas and take enzymes with every meal. Really really helps and has given me way more energy and my guts feel 90% better. Still have to watch ce
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3y ago
Great observation and interesting timing. Your post was right after this article was posted. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35260210 https://annpettifor.substack.com/p/banks-as-collateral-damag...
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3y ago
This was my take on the tech. Ultimately it will need to be prompted. Now the form that prompt takes is open to a bunch of speculation but even if it gets superhuman at producing code or any output it is directionless by itself, for now. We
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4y ago
I think your misguided in thinking someone who purchases outside the system is contributing to higher costs when you have fraud like this taking place in the government run systems let alone the private systems. https://www.cnbc
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