RACEWAR

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by RACEWAR 2y ago
What's a good way for autodidacts to fiddle through this?
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
You lack empathy.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
https://plan9.io/sys/doc/acme/acme.html
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
What a fool of me. Milley actually didn't even say the quote that we're discussing. An unidentified man did. The meaning of the quote in the context of the exchange where it was made is not entirely clear, I agree with you on that
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
The very elements that you use to argue for why the quote is being taken out of context can be spun around in favor of the interpretation that it is not. - Many hold the notion that the threat of AI is similar to that of nuclear weapons. -
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
Not to nitpick, but to engage. Can the quote be taken “entirely out of context” if the context itself isn’t “entirely clear”? Or does your interpretation of the quote and its meaning differ from the author’s?
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
This style of journalism is storied and well-documented: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Journalism . The fragments you chose don't sound hyperbolic, they sound like a subjective account. I'm curious how you
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
This is thorough contemplation. Time and time again we are reminded that no idea is wholly original in and of itself, down to the most minute aspect of its thought all the way through to its physical manifestation...Yet hubris, for many, pr
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
It sounds like you take your assessment very seriously, but > There are minimum standards that toddlers do not reach. this is very funny taken out of context. Good points, though.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
> Real strength comes from knowing that there is absolutely nothing that can happen to you that will stop you from continuing forward. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unusual_deaths
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
Humor like this is hard to come by these days.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
At first I wanted to criticize this comment as being a gross oversimplification of the city’s crime rates. After some thought though, there is a lot to be desired from the author’s when it comes down to contextualizing the data. I mean, can
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
This reads like a press release for the study instead of a news story about the contents of the study itself. Online web articles have the distinct privilege to the business of news publications and disadvantage to the readers by being able
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Bring Me Anything but Jokes(freddiedeboer.substack.com)
1 points by RACEWAR 2y ago|0 comments
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
Dr. Polak raises a good point, as do you. Concerns over the mechanization of research are valid. But there are domains (such as yours) where they are useful. The humanities may suffer. I don't feel that jargon, legalese and newspeak ar
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
From 2003. And interestingly enough based on a study co-written by one Jordan Peterson, who I don't know much about except for his idiosyncratic diet, but others may have more substantial impressions of his work. > “Getting swamped
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
It certainly is a clever employment of language as bait.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
I may be betraying a certain level of cultural literacy for the bulk HN demographic but the original tweet reminds me of when popular online vixens (e.g., Instagram models) talk about “who slid into their DMs”.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
They can’t function, Michael.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
The actual article: https://rusi.org/explore-our-research/publications/commentar...
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
As susceptible this news story is to humorous takes, I worry that this may soon affect honest seamen and others aboard vessels 50 feet long and below. Or is it happening already but it’s not being mentioned because the yacht stories are jui
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
I stand with the Raw Milkers.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
This is a solid list. Thanks.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
I'm at a point where I do not understand why social media is such a big deal™, with the exception of the prioritization of sharing breaking news and things like that. Otherwise, I'm at a loss trying to figure out why talk over pla
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
This feels like a non sequitur apropos the parent comment. Could you elaborate?
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
Agreed. Context sometimes feels like the first casualty when language is intensified.
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
This is an interesting take and it sounds sensible. I wonder what the labor market looks like in Germany. As far as the US goes, I'm also curious how the dawning changes led by AI technologies in the workplace and budding trends in the
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
https://plan.cat
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A Fresh Look at Blogrolls(blogroll.social)
2 points by RACEWAR 2y ago|0 comments
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by RACEWAR 2y ago
> By Matthew Waxman and Adam Klein > Mr. Waxman served in senior national security roles in the George W. Bush administration. Mr. Klein served as the chairman of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board from 2018 to 2021. Quit

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