olleromam91

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by olleromam91 3mo ago
Okay, so they are in it to grow their assets, so they can leverage them in their life in this world. And those assets probably get evaluated or assessed at some point, and get assigned some numerical value. And the unit of measurement used
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by olleromam91 3mo ago
Nobody is jealous. They are pissed that excessively wealthy people can pay their way to success and influence the US government, for their continued personal gain. It’s about fairness and democracy, not luxury.
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by olleromam91 3mo ago
Think for a second… If money doesn’t give people power… then what’s all the fuss about??
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by olleromam91 3mo ago
Most people are only able to vote for candidates that are chosen and campaigned by the monied interests. We can blame the people for not seeing how the system works sooner… but really that’s not who is acting out of line…
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by olleromam91 1y ago
Are we not past past critical mass though? The velocity at which these things can out compete human labor is astonishing, any future human creations or original content will already have lost the battle the moment it goes online and gets cl
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by olleromam91 2y ago
Don't disagree that new wealth is being created, what matters when talking about quality of life and inequality, is who are the beneficiaries of this new wealth? Is it the already wealthy? If so, that's part of the positive feedba
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by olleromam91 2y ago
We don't give everyone more money. Just the people who don't already have too much.
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by olleromam91 2y ago
You clearly did not understand my comment... Overton window still the same fit. shrug
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by olleromam91 2y ago
You could also call this "defending against anti-american expansion". Which seems like a thing foreign adversaries would love for the US to stop doing, if only they had a few folks on the inside to help them...
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by olleromam91 2y ago
I appreciate your willingness to engage. I've lost the willpower to believe I can do anything to lift the veil. They are too scared...imagine the sheer panic of your belief system being challenged, when you've already got an insec
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by olleromam91 2y ago
The fact you can't recognize how propaganda can distort the reality of the issues you are listing above, makes one question if you actually understand what propaganda is, or have any interest in understanding reality. I won't ever
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by olleromam91 2y ago
And an average human can probably ingest 400 calories in under a minute, with significantly less fatigue.
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by olleromam91 2y ago
These skull whistles were used by Erykah Badu, Marc Rebillet, and Reggie Watts on their collaborative stream session. It’s quite a fun jam to witness those three discover the sound.
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by olleromam91 2y ago
The sensor you’re describing is usually called an accelerometer.
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by olleromam91 2y ago
I think that’s a pretty sideways reaction to someone who is just arguing for parents to actually parent their children, rather than let computers do a worse job. Attentive, authentic parenting is pretty well agreed upon by modern society to
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by olleromam91 2y ago
Not after one prescribed dosage though…that’s the point.
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by olleromam91 2y ago
Cool research. The assessed conditions are very tightly controlled, and I wish they better described the sensing mechanism used for the feedback in the “vibration mediated suppression” method. but the new material approach is promising howe
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by olleromam91 2y ago
I was intrigued, but acoustically it doesn’t make a lot of sense really…the thrust exhaust where all the fast moving air comes out, also happens to be where all the loud comes out too. Their renderings don’t look like the engines are far en
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by olleromam91 2y ago
If the green bubbles didn’t violate Apples own accessibility standards for text contrast ( https://medium.com/@krvoller/how-iphone-violates-apples-acce... would agree it’s a silly complaint. But there is no technical l
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by olleromam91 5y ago
The focus is there because race has been the descriptor of choice for generations to quickly, lazily and cruelly discriminate against minority groups, and the lasting effects haven't even been fully understood yet, let alone remedied t
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by olleromam91 5y ago
Personally I'd rather have a sedimentary job than an igneous or metamorphic one...
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by olleromam91 6y ago
These projects always interest me. I understand that the technical portion of Holo apps will be decentralized, but what is being done to decentralize the governance of what is and isn't allowed on the Holo network itself?
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by olleromam91 6y ago
That's good to know. Still, with tens of thousands of satellites planned (that's just SpaceX) and the need for them to de-orbit and then redeploy, I think there is going to be quite a few of these things visible at any given time.
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by olleromam91 7y ago
Not sure if OP is the builder, but a question. How did you/he thermally couple the cpu and gpu dies to the case? Is it really just air? EDIT: Saw the LH6 heat pipes. That's super neat!
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by olleromam91 7y ago
From the comment you seek to demote: >The outside people who express the most interest in your welfare seem bent on curating you like an artifact. I think you might have let your bias alter your reception of their comment.
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by olleromam91 7y ago
You talkin bout God?
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by olleromam91 7y ago
Source?
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by olleromam91 7y ago
Legislation states bans on shipping to San Francisco addresses.
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by olleromam91 7y ago
Yay proper use of a positive feedback loop.
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by olleromam91 7y ago
If AI is going to learn from the information that exists in reality.. a biased world.. it will inherit those biases. Artificially removing these biases from an AI would essentially be altering it's understanding of objective reality..

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