johnnymorgan

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by johnnymorgan 2y ago
Compressed earth bricks are fantastic building material and easy to build the machines for it. And it's all open source! I'm with you on this, OP is being egocentric and playing a zero sum game which it clearly isn't.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Do you never see content that has no connection to your viewing habits? It happens all the time and I got hit with the warts and pimples a few months back, just a counter point, I watch YT daily. It's mostly shorts where you will see i
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
I got those for a bit but it was a couple months back. YT algo is so messed up and it seems the more they try to shape the content people view, the easier it gets for bad actors to exploit the algo. Shorts are the absolute worst for it and
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Thank goodness for that too. Star Control 2 was too good of a game to lose and is one of the best examples of this.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Star citizen has a very basic version of FoIP, it does help convey emotive state even if a little janky. Add in stuff like head tracking and you get a very natural feeling to interacting. Give me haptics and I'll be super happy. Hand g
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Yeah I don't mean Sam is a jerk but there is an element of dishonesty that twigs me. Elon isn't above reproach either but I share interest with him (aka Robert Heinlein) which informs me on his decision making process.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
I gotten SBF vibes from him for awhile now. Elon split was the warning
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Nope, we do not. I was annoyed when he pivoted away from the mission but otherwise don't really care. Stability AI is looking better after this shitshow.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
People using watches as a store ify value is more a commentary on the state of fiat financial networks. A Rolex has scarcity value, and can act as a deflationary asset is what's at play there. I do believe they are having a correction
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
He didn't even make a point, just gave us a fact about their social support programs. Clearly paternal leave doesn't fix the core problem since it's been there, and grown, over the entire time the birth rate has fallen. It do
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Both parents have to work, if you want to increase birth rates then you can't force everyone to be a dual income family. You'll notice that all the high birth rates are with single income family structures.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
And you would be correct, if people drilled down into the data you'd see the birth rate drops off massively by 2nd/3rd gen when they hit the modern world. It's the Amish and Mennonites that seem to retain people well by havin
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
People are really missing this point within this whole issue. Falling demographics is also more than a single total number, the age ranges matter as well.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
if it's used for productivity increases only. We are well past that point.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
It will be war, it's always war that changes the social order. Changing the financial network cannot be solved by planting a few more trees, you need to have a solution that values labor over rents again.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
So issue cannot be addressed unless the other is equally addressed. Seems like you are just projecting and are coming off as a disingenuous with the what-about-ism. They aren't evenly that closely related other than being resources, so
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
I'm with you in that except the nothing of value has been created, which I would tweak to nothing new of value has been created. I've spent more than an hour with the tools, ChatGPT and SD being my two big buckets and it's
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Oh I could tell you work in finance, that was obvious from the language usage and technical terminology. I'm not going to write an essay to refute this, we shouldn't have to as the results are obvious, aka how's that Big Mac
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
> Tax payers” paid nothing, and benefited from the recovery from the disorderly Lehman collapse and the credit squeeze that caused. There’s a lot of speculation that the relatively mild inflation the US experienced post pandemic was due
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
If you think beavers can be destructive, wait until meet a Fisher. Literal Rodents of unusual size and very ill tempered
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
I posted a reply about Brave and got shouted down about it being a clone but I was sure it was a fork. Thank you for the confirmation I've migrated my desktops to Brave a while ago, it's just mobile I've been lazy on..whelp h
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
You mean Brave
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Absolute legend, it was a different time during that era. I'd bet dollars to donuts the tech that fixed it knew what you were doing and let it slide unless you came back and broke the lock to do it again. Or you got lucky and he though
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
No it's not, go read the wealth of Nations to understand. The over production started before we adopted fossil fuels.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
I can, and do, leave it at home
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
That's called extortion....
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Interesting point and one that I feel applies equally to Product Manager, another catch all title that has a ton of stuff thrown in. IMO there are 3 distinct roles that product gets thrown into, 4 really but the technical product manager is
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Stress is a catch all medicine uses when they have no idea. Did anyone check your gut flora and provide an analysis, did anyone every take a sample before to compare to? Diet changes is probably heavy protein, some greens, no carbs type sty
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
It's an interesting point but one that is flaw as the market isn't open. The problem is reverse, we thought they were giving the network what it wanted but it's clear now it's a narrative to push a world view that may or
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Fyi it did Jack squat to payday loans, there are more and more stores opening all the time and they pivoted into term loans. Can't fix any of this until the fiat network is fixed. In Canada it's the big 5 banks that provide the li

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