blue_light_man

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by blue_light_man 1y ago
You are already at limit of infinity.
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by blue_light_man 1y ago
It's also possible you just think of ETH Zurich as great and automatically associate the people and products as amazing. Could be a circular dependency here.
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
Top of the funnel.
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
Also a profound way to waste your life.
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
Language is mostly used for conditioning people into doing things. People will continue using language to manipulate you into giving your time or money to them. You cannot change others from trying to manipulate you. You can only change you
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
You assume Alan Turing actually cares about what a bunch of British politicians think of him and the award they choose to give him. You believe he cares about external validation and things like awards. You believe he cares about being a bi
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
That is true. I guess my ego fooled me as well.
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
I am not trying to educate anyone. I am just asking questions. If you think I am trying to educate you that's your ego again trying to make you miss the point being conveyed here.
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
How is that relevant? You understood the context and instead choose to focus on the misspell.
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
I think you missed the majory of public part. Interesting. So you make decisions based on what the press tells you? Do you believe the news the press choose to report and not to is based on what they think is good for you? Do you believe th
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
1. You assume that what press reports and public opinion is the same thing. It's not. 2. You assume majority of the public actually has an opinion or time to think about whether Sam should run OpenAI. They don't. 3. You assume pub
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
I don't know how that is relevant. Many other surveys lying more doesn't make this any more true.
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
Does this also balances out the fact that these are people who choose to respond to their survey and not random sample of all Americans? Are you saying the list of people who choose to respond to their survey is an accurate sampling of the
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by blue_light_man 2y ago
They arrived at this conclusion by surveying around 6000 people. And then made it look like 30% of Americans have this view so that your brain takes the view seriously. Investigating why they lie to themselves and others to spread this idea
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
My vague guess is they need money to spend on advertising and investments made by Alameda and FTX. For that, they can't use FTX. They need USD or a stable coin like USDC. They can't convert hundreds of millions of dollars of FTT t
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
That is a statement one can easily verify through tech and from first principles. For example you can go through the wallet source code and verify the algorithms used. Trust me we have the funds backed 1 to 1 in our exchange is not unless p
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
I should have clarified. By don't trust people I mostly meant people you know from Internet and have never had a meaningful relationships with.
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
The only lesson I learend from this whole debacle is never trust people and organisations you know from the Internet no matter how famous or humble or good they are. Trust the tech. But never the people. Especially for financial advices. Be
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
Women are totally fine with marrying and having kids with him even after that. So Elon should just keep going.
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
Vast majority of media organizations including New York Times are owned by the ultra wealthy.
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
If you think about it, you don't want Elon to not stop tweeting. Next time, Elon tweets about buying something, wait for the market to go up, short the stock and make money when Elon eventually backs off?
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
Does India imports more gas from Russia than EU?
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
1. India is not alligned to any country. India cares about what it's best interest for its own people. If that means buying oil from Russia so be it. 2. Article 46 of Indian constitution -> "The State shall promote with specia
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
The solution for climate change would come from technology. Not random politicians virtue signalling and signing useless agreements which doesn't make any meaningful difference.
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
HTTPS is a technology choosen by the free market. Bad example.
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
So looks like EU knows USB-C is the best port for the citizens. Following the logic, EU should also know what the best charger, screen, CPU, GPU, drivers etc for the phone is since EU is represented by the people. Clearly, there should be a
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
This is such a short sighted view. What just happened is, EU, a political organization enforcing the use of a technology on a company which operates on free market. It's Apples best interest to make technology that the consumers want s
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
What next EU? New law to mandate using space over tabs? How do I send my suggestions?
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
You don't even know what else could have happened if there was no standardization. Maybe the industry must have progressed without the need of outlets in the first place.
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by blue_light_man 4y ago
Perfect example of why Brexit makes sense. A bunch of politicians thinking they know what is best for consumers across dozens of countries better than the companies operating in the free market.

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