monomyth

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by monomyth 4d ago
non sequitur
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by monomyth 7mo ago
based on the replies so far hacker news are ideologically captured
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by monomyth 7mo ago
Clearly the AI is not as widely used within the company as he proclaimed :)
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by monomyth 2y ago
this is as retarded as asking someone to forget a picture they have seen
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by monomyth 2y ago
it looks like he is not fit for the office, which we know since his days in San Francisco :)
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by monomyth 2y ago
government has to govern
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by monomyth 2y ago
Retribution provides almost no societal benefit. Most of society doesn’t know or care about any individual crime. Rehabilitation of a single member however will benefit all of society, as you can’t predict all possible social interactions
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by monomyth 2y ago
https://www.apple.com/apple-intelligence/
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by monomyth 2y ago
1 in 100 people (or os) is schizophrenic. It's quite predictable what happens when a schizophrenic person takes psychedelics. I am not saying this is your case here. However, if anything your single case example shows inadequacy in the
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by monomyth 2y ago
If a person hadn't experienced a debilitating depression it's hard to imagine what another person is experiencing. All those walks in the park and hobbies sound logical and wonderful, on paper. Reality is a bit different.
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by monomyth 2y ago
wind is unpredictable until you start to study weather patterns
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by monomyth 2y ago
if you can see it you can copy it.
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by monomyth 2y ago
Apple is user-hostile and user-empowering at the same time.
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by monomyth 2y ago
Both engineering managers and engineering project managers are results of an obscure or non-existent vision. When you don't know why you have an oar in your hands you need a person with whip to remind you.
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by monomyth 3y ago
"help us bring Microsoft to every home's network"
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by monomyth 3y ago
nothing beats getting to know each other on IRC
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by monomyth 3y ago
hyping on hating Musk, what else is new
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by monomyth 6y ago
Perhaps we are destined to perceive it like layers because of our perception, and not reality itself :)
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by monomyth 6y ago
This requires more research. "Three groups of patients could be identified: 79% stated that their personality had not changed at all postoperatively. In this group, patients showed masslve defense and denial reactions, mainly by rapidl
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by monomyth 6y ago
I think you started great, but didn't follow through on your own thought. "learn to help each other solve problems" The most important problem we need to solve, is how to survive in the universe, where any large rock falling
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by monomyth 6y ago
I think the idea of "jumping ships" is silly, this is technically impossible in the near future. But urgency of expanding existed long before any recent events. To survive we need to spread.
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by monomyth 6y ago
Earth is a single point of failure.
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by monomyth 6y ago
That's cool. I hope you can find and be satisfied with the materialistic explanation of the sheer awe you are feeling when you think about all these galaxies. Jokes aside, atheism is a religion (as in fundamentalist belief system), and
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by monomyth 6y ago
You are projecting christian view a bit here. Buddhism and perhaps other Indian religions have some really large numbers, e.g. http://allergrootste.com/big/book/ch1/ch1_7.html
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by monomyth 6y ago
that really depends on your life choices.
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by monomyth 6y ago
yup, that's going to help with pollution so much. Why not just invest into cruise airships?
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by monomyth 6y ago
great solution for some with noise pollution increase for everyone.
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by monomyth 6y ago
There is no ad revenue in allowing you to follow a hyperlink to another resource.
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by monomyth 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_cosmism
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by monomyth 7y ago
Flying at higher altitudes also increases chance of developing cancer due to cosmic radiation. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12862322 https://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/aircrew/cosmic

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