corimaith

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by corimaith 19d ago
There was an anime called Beatless that tackled this though; Ultimately what matters is the outsourcer will take responsibility for the AL'S actions from the specification they give. Otherwise a moral hazard is inevitable.
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by corimaith 25d ago
You'd have to specific about which ideas are being used to justify colonialism and where their lineage is, racism after all was one such justification, yet it was rooted more in classical antiquity era thinking than debates regarding G
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by corimaith 25d ago
Confusing how a group resolves internal heterogenity with how it deals with outsiders reveals a misunderstanding. There is nothing particularly contradictory on issues such as a separation of church and state or republicanism with foreign p
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by corimaith 27d ago
Nah he's correct, local government compete on implementation details, not overall strategy that is monopolize by the central government. Which has the same pitfalls (-see zero-covid or the debt crisis owing to gdp targets)
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by corimaith 27d ago
No it's more of the US tolerating asymmetric trade. The whole point of that trade article was that Japan couldn't afford to loose the US market.
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by corimaith 1mo ago
But do you have vision?
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by corimaith 2mo ago
It's interesting how genre coding have become much more enforced these years. Back in the early 2010s we would call most of these just "sci-fi", because the influence and aesthetics of cyberpunk has already bled into the wide
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by corimaith 2mo ago
This is wrong. Ma was put down because of a speech he made attacking the banking system as outdated and needing reform. It was the P2P lending given that the whole thing was the government's own initiative from the late Li Keqiang and
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by corimaith 2mo ago
The mismanagement here was actually Microsoft giving studios free reign and they flopped with projects like Starfield. This needs to be understood really within the larger industry trend of quality decline of AAA, which I suspect has to do
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by corimaith 3mo ago
Or you could just use a CNN...
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by corimaith 3mo ago
Reality is messy. But they are the ones at least thinking the most about this, and I'd say the coin is still overall weighted in their favour than listening to an uninformed opinion.
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by corimaith 3mo ago
While it's not improbable to see some theoretical realized "sovereign" individual who can wholly run and own a civilization themselves as the sole master, that is ultimately the logical progression of the empowerment of the i
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by corimaith 3mo ago
The generation of elites fostered by academic "meritocracy" have little achievements and clearly are unable to solve or even perceive modern problems. In contrast, those who were fostered in closed patronage networks navigated the
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by corimaith 3mo ago
You know a statement like this just makes Chinese big tech look bad right?
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by corimaith 4mo ago
You could also replace AI with (Proper) Education and get the same logical conclusion. The wealthy would be able to access future advanced pedagogical techniques that would equalize the advantages of both talent and hard work in a post-comp
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by corimaith 5mo ago
Whataboutism doesn't save your argument about Iran "respecting international law" being proven wrong.
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by corimaith 6mo ago
>The thing with war is that once you have it for a certain amount of time, you create a generation of people whose kids died, wife died, neighbors and family died, you have nothing to loose anymore. You... didn't learn history from
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by corimaith 6mo ago
>Iran was NOT bombing its neighbours and demanding Hormuz toll before the war. Not even after it was bombed last June. They were funding and arming proxies that were bombing and destabilizing neighborhoods. Nobody in the region likes Ira
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by corimaith 6mo ago
Iraq is many things but its not a puppet dictatorship, if anything it suffers from too much democracy in secterianism.
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by corimaith 6mo ago
That's only if you continue to assume vulnerable and unfortified critical infrastructure. Did you know the majority of damage from a nuke is more from the aftermath of the blast in fires and crumbling infrastructure than the blast itse
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by corimaith 6mo ago
9060 is mid-tier, buying a 9800X3D and DDR6 RAM is overkill because the GPU won't keep up with their performance. AMD has no equivalent to NVidia in the high end, it isn't tax as it is functional monopoly
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by corimaith 6mo ago
A 5080 is 1.5K, A 5090 is even more. 1600 to 2000 is not really a large difference at the price band where you are spending that much money, especially since you would heavily comprising in other components if you want to keep that budget,
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by corimaith 7mo ago
I find the panic over RAM prices to be overestimated. 32GB DDR5 RAM is around $500 which is comparable to to the 9800x3D. Sure it sucks that it increases by around 4x, but when you factor in the overall price of a top end PC at around 1000-
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by corimaith 7mo ago
I wouldn't say he mismanaged but clearly his strategy wasn't working, although I'm not sure if there was a path to a better outcome. The problem was the lack of hit IPs, and buying a bunch of studios with good histories like
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by corimaith 8mo ago
Unless if you plan on eating cheap kebabs or inauthentic asian food, a good meal in london is gonna cost you at least 20 pounds
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by corimaith 8mo ago
To add on this, ethnic heterogeneity (and ethnic enclaves) is one of the shallowest forms of diversity. If you examine the diversity regarding district characteristics and architecture, shopping options, subcultures, etc, many homogenous ci
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by corimaith 8mo ago
High end PC parts are literally the cheapest in the world in USA. Its the opposite of overinflated. The 9800x3d is 479 USD, but 3800 Yuan in China.
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by corimaith 8mo ago
The average normal consumer is buying Macs or some 700 dollar laptop. Even with the high end, you're talking about more like a 20-30% increase in total cost which is marginal at already low relative prices PCs are. None of this is &quo
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by corimaith 8mo ago
By "consumers" you mean by people buying top tier gaming PCs (and either without one already or unwilling to wait). That's far less than billions if not even millions than more like thousands. Besides, if you want to optimize
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by corimaith 8mo ago
>This looks to be slowly changing for various reasons. Well, not really, because obviously that deprecation via buying government treasuries is balanced by the appreciation in the other currencies. But if everybody (large enough to matte

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