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silexia
6d ago
https://youtu.be/wzgkc6Iegx8?is=yPKMIoJqxIcrBFCG
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Ask HN: What Can We Do?
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silexia
6d ago
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silexia
8d ago
Chatgpt
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silexia
8d ago
Nothing built lately due to massive overregulation.
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silexia
8d ago
Create a free account, easy.
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silexia
9d ago
X.com is far superior to the original Twitter and far better than any other social media sites.
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silexia
10d ago
Pervert stalker.
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Escaping Containment
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silexia
10d ago
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silexia
10d ago
Why is Chinese state propaganda being shared?
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silexia
10d ago
The extinction of humanity from wayward AI is not foolish.
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silexia
10d ago
I have been fighting a bureaucrat who retaliated against me publicly. It has crystal clear evidence but nothing has been done. It is impossible to fire an single government bureaucrat, much less reduce budget for an agency.
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silexia
11d ago
The Seattle subreddit and a bunch of other Washington state subreddits do this and instantly ban any non-woke content.
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silexia
11d ago
The government should not tell people either way whether the parents have to escort or not. This story is horrifying to me as a parent who may want the choice of whether to go with my child or not.
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silexia
15d ago
"Trust the science" is one of the most anti-science phrases ever invented. The whole point of science is to challenge everything.
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silexia
16d ago
America's government was primarily funded by tariffs during our fastest growth period through the 18th and 19th centuries, our own history shows that tariffs are very good for building our own industries. You trust any numbers produced
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silexia
16d ago
Excellent reply, thank you. I agree with you that the tariffs would need to ramp up over time, maybe +10% a year. You are right that AI is likely to end human labor (and then human lives shortly after). You trust any numbers produced by a t
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Ask HN: Could tariffs be a good thing?
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16d ago
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silexia
21d ago
Good riddance, X is the best news platform.
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silexia
22d ago
Overregulation is the number one threat to mankind, bar none.
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silexia
24d ago
This is due to a lack of Forest management due to continual environment lawsuits. If you don't think forests with logging, and sagebrush with cattle grazing, fuels build up until fire explodes through and consumes everything.
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silexia
27d ago
You can't trust any numbers China reports.
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Weaponized: Washington Farmer Targeted After Criticizing Government Regulations?
(agweb.com)
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1mo ago
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silexia
1mo ago
Screwworms are extraordinarily horrifying and we should completely close the US southern border to prevent their northward spread.
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silexia
2mo ago
Also known as spam.
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silexia
2mo ago
The aquifers are all extremely depleted and the reservoirs nearly empty. Extra rain will be very good. If private interests are allowed to graze and log public land, fire risk can be mitigated.
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silexia
2mo ago
She doesn't mention the root issue; her and her colleagues absurdly high salaries and the tight limits on new doctors in the US that make medical care scarce and unaffordable but keep their salaries high.
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silexia
2mo ago
Or just being sick messes with your sleep.
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silexia
2mo ago
Yes, I need this too. I'd pay 20x if I could keep the usefulness of my phone and its apps but get rid of the addictive stuff.
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silexia
2mo ago
Adults like me need these protections too.
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silexia
2mo ago
Eliminate illegal immigration.
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