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by kelipso 3mo ago
Ok, this is definitely a reading comprehension issue that you have that you should fix somehow.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
I think it's still the case, especially during summer. People get busy and less interested in online bs once they graduate high school or college. I've noticed, someone mentions their age here and it skews younger pretty often.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Harris was a known to be bad with respect to the war issue, became very obviously bad when she started campaigning with Liz Cheney. Trump was less known bad, so that difference should certainly have swayed your decision.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Most of the posters in this website are teenagers or in their early twenties. Let’s not be delusional here, this is still the internet.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Still doesn't make sense. You were criticizing: "But once a technology like general-purpose humanoid robotics exists, it’s costs are only likely to decrease over time." But the point was currently general-purpose humanoid rob
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by kelipso 3mo ago
What kind of argument is this? "Banning murder sure did work. I can't think of a single person who did any of those things. /s". Bans would work for >90% of kids and that's good enough.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Those are all tech that almost everyone owns. Makes sense that mass production would reduce costs and then the cost reductions would go towards zero. For new technology that hasn't been mass produced, it's a completely different s
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Repeating true statements in a sarcastic manner doesn’t suddenly make them untrue statements.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
You need to show at least some reference to that, or a name I can look up..
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Yeah…technically possible but reckless beyond belief.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Protests by the masses and business negotiations are very different.
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by kelipso 3mo ago
Yeah the maintainers don’t owe users nothing is a disgusting sentiment that doesn’t stand real scrutiny. There is a social contract here. If you want to be respected and get recognized as “tridge” or whatever your name is, you owe the peopl
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by kelipso 4mo ago
X-Files was always part of the soft-disclosure.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
He is definitely not talking about school exams. He is talking about either university entrance exams or exams in university classes.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Come on, this attack vector would have been flagged by at least one person and you won’t then have multiple accounts hacked because of it. AI reacts fairly predictably to a single attack vector and don’t learn unless it gets flagged and the
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by kelipso 4mo ago
I’m renting my apartment but I still refer to it as my apartment. Everyone does this, it’s very common usage.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
That’s what’s being discussed though… Dedicated hr teams, people ops, whatever other structure. The basic hr tasks still need to be done but how is what is being discussed.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
I already came across some bs bug in claude today due to this stupid rust bun thing, so I absolutely 100% support this decision.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
It absolutely is a bad thing. That's why so much effort goes into designing and manufacturing rockets correctly. So the tests go well and you can move onto actual launches. Using that as a metaphor for canary builds displays a lack of
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Yeah it’s a big contrast, I guess that’s why I mentioned it. I forgot it would be easier to learn with an automatic, or at least the difference wouldn’t be so obvious with it.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Something super simple and revealing is try pressing on the brakes with your left foot.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Hoarding of housing affects normal people’s lives worse than some economic theory that’s we can see failing in real time. People’s lives are more important than theoretical economic prosperity.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Vacation homes are an example of hoarding and should be taxed exponentially. Barcelona, for example, has already banned short term rentals starting 2029, and so has my home town, so there are at least some people in power who think like me,
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by kelipso 4mo ago
By banning short term rentals of residential properties, you move short term rental demand from residential to commercial market. Which does change the supply and demand for each market. Seems like for NYC, it worked as expected with the
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by kelipso 4mo ago
There are a large number of properties in big cities sitting empty due to people hoarding land/houses. Too much is anything more than your primary residence. It should be taxed exponentially with both number of secondary residences an
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by kelipso 4mo ago
I know there is data that if you compare short term rentals to houses on sale, the rentals are a very large percentage, like more than 30%, in big cities. More than enough to significantly influence house prices (to be higher). Which is why
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Put a few mile ring around any city center and yes the land there is scarce. You would not want one or a small number of individuals buying up all or a lot of that land because other people want to live there too. Therefore do exponential t
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Here you go buddy. Webmd or google links issue, who knows. https://www.webmd.com/pain-management/what-is-electroacupunc...
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by kelipso 4mo ago
Pretty sure there are plenty of houses sitting empty or as holiday rentals. Second homes, airbnbs, etc. Those could be simply banned or highly taxed and the shuffling of ownership would happen naturally.
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by kelipso 4mo ago
That should be highly discouraged since land is a scarce resource. Property should be taxed exponentially with respect to how much you already own.

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