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by jeezfrk 22d ago
Business actually treats a pseudo-dictatorship (with the requisite yes-men) as "good leadership". Most times it's pretty simple, in my experience. A CEO either runs a business as a (1) Sales focus [best deals and vendors] o
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by jeezfrk 1mo ago
Has anyone asked what customer will have any funds to buy products? Once all these brilliant workers are stacked and mentally stunted and decayed because they were removed from any research. What does the AI really "do" (if it can
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by jeezfrk 2mo ago
This has a lot riding on a fallacy. Interest rates in fiat currency, these days, are not due to scarcity of lendable funds. Saving rates by consumers actually are just a low-risk or high-risk form of rent seek8ng., depending on the econom
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by jeezfrk 8mo ago
The important point is what a deserter would use as logic when asked "What if everyone gave up and only responded to selfish fear?" Then, sir, it would be foolhardy to contribute any part to that service because soon it will all c
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by jeezfrk 1y ago
That seems utterly disingenuous as nearly every single other advanced economy IN THE WORLD has near free health care.
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
This is silly. Inhabited areas everywhere and non-inhabited areas everywhere have had an extreme growth in wildfire. The gains stay the same be cause they were examples to other human-apes with other invisiible-line kingdoms. Sum totals for
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
Current AI degrades totally unlike human experts. It also, by design, must lag its data input. Anything innovated must come from outside or have a very close permutation to be found. Generative AI isn't scary at all now. It is merel
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
"Nerd sniping"
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
Nihilism solves so much nothing. A million more layers of "freeing" yourself and you are back to where you started every time. An ape granting all impulsive choices the ability to undo anything long-term at all. Futility is a real
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
It would be quite useful to protect other code from that. It could easily be a compiler-based protection: any opcode that can generate it from two/one normal input must be checked for normal results. This is similar to how C++ gives
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
A shockwave does not travel linearly.
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
October Surprise, 2016. Not subtle.
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
The bets on moneybags-centric ML spending has many dead ends. Draining capital into the wrong ones will be common and easy. Then the bubbles will burst and we will see how much raw capital and debt actually pay out.
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by jeezfrk 2y ago
what about all those that turned out to be deranged imagination / fascism / communism / racism / cultic or just plain moneymaking FUD? You remember all those? Strange. Thst seems to be blocked from you reading it.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
mindless antipathy in abstraction, mindless apathy in the real and then solipsism the least of all realities.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
Making those with money able to buy more tomorrow than today will make all sales plummet... all real needs go unmet and all efficient loaning of money cease. Holding your breath will leave more oxygen for whoever survives .... but there won
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
nah. far easier to be offended. that'll show 'em.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
Battery or other energy storage (hydro) could do that and give it back too.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
a symptom of rent-seeking? speculation... wasteful monopolization and other rotten externalities ARE the problem. and since when are prices of land decreasing suddenly a terrible thing?
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
I'm sorry for this album we identify as the instruments, not the band.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
it works for all industrialized nations... but us. the question is how much do we want to waste and how many should die?
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
except you are really sure about saturated fats.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
So there's no private activities and coordination outside of government that later become criminal or even legal-but-consequence-free actions? Great Recession? Hidden pricing cartel systems in insurance and finance? Huge subsidies a
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
No. Gravity and a flat surface doesn't exist in money-power. It is buoyancy. It lifts few people up very high as they push down more that go down under the waves.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
Denying voters any rights of voting is "in the constitution"? Welcome to your role as either a Nazi or a Mao-style communist. Lying is not a creative writing class.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
Democrats of these days call everything "tainted". That movement has only interest in defining flaws as inherent. None want to burn it all down. This is for genuine fear of those who want fascism to encourage mob violence, disc
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
His pot is not as cracked .... but quite full of his victims money apparently.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
Complex teleological hierarchies of followers of many types of worlds have been around since the Gnostics before Christ. If it is elite warriors, or philosopher-magicians or kings or emperors or gurus, many earlier faiths and ideologies hav
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
that's a lie. no symptoms and no infectivity is precisely what vaccines gave. vaccines do not function like a benedryl.
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by jeezfrk 3y ago
someone failed to mention this is from the onion. like... the research team and everyone.

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