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by xphos 16d ago
I think you are being a little overly broad the Hacker news says on topic is "Anything that good hackers would find interesting" or "anything that gratifies one's intellectual curiosity" an AI article through by how
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by xphos 19d ago
OP really should have just shared the USDA website annoucment[1]. Regardless this comment reminds me of a fictitious but expositiory scene from a Theodore Roosvelt Documentry. Where he served a steak dinner to a bunch of food lobbyist and r
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by xphos 22d ago
If people feel this way they should just start a flag this AI post campaign. If people can flag anything they disagree with a little effort the community can be AI free at least on main page. That said it would be interesting to have a AI f
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by xphos 23d ago
While I agree in passing. I think saying you'll export all your work to places with worse labor laws is short-term thinking. Chinese companies are successful yes but they also don't necessarily compete fairly. We still can export
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by xphos 25d ago
I think the clamoring of the aesthetic of impartiality is destroying interesting discussion. The president is currently lining his pockets with tax payer dollars and being an overall bumbling buffoon. It is not partisan when the would view
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by xphos 26d ago
Their is nothing new to people warping the founders thoughts and word to whatever they want. Its a common tactic of conservative politicians to paint rosey understanding of the USAs founding that are nothing more the utopian. Its not surpri
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by xphos 27d ago
I feel like this question is typed wrong but the same reason someone wants copyright on human work to make money by prevent other people from stealing your work
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by xphos 1mo ago
Consider your assertions contrapositive. If hard work implies good outcomes. --contrapositive -> If bad outcomes implied bad work. I don't think it takes a lot of life experience to see that the above is not true. I argee that har
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by xphos 2mo ago
Remember the part of the article where he talks about a shocking number of people didnt have the version of AVX he wanted. This is a big issue because SIMD is writing ASM for the most part not C code so new architecture you have problems .
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by xphos 2mo ago
Imagine you have pictures of someones baptism and the kid was nude. Is it CSAM? I think the program would have to say use but morally I'd say no. The issue with client scanning is it has to assume the worst, or they are than liable. If
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by xphos 2mo ago
I think the major difference is that this article describes some meta concept. Despite being abstract its very concrete. If 2 people read something that is fantasy or even describing a physical process like wood carving. Despite reading the
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by xphos 2mo ago
Thank you for the extra links i was think this article seemed to be missing context or a conclusion
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by xphos 3mo ago
I mean building infrastructure is literally done by private groups the government hires not the government itself. Infantalizing the government as unable to do anything is the biggest myth of the 20th century. When the government did build
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by xphos 3mo ago
Well I mean not from the waste heat but they have expectations of GigaWatts of new sustained power because they always want to run. The US has on order of 1-2 Tera watts of power capacity so you are talking about .1% of the grid power if a
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by xphos 3mo ago
Yeah I tend to agree with this point. PE is a boggie man for not building enough housing where it matters. In fact if we could build more houses PE could buy it at above market prices all day and builders could boom and eventually rents wou
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by xphos 3mo ago
I think you have the hit the nail on the head, if you have unoccupied or a lot of buildings going out of the market at the same or similar rate as new units coming online than you are falling behind. I didn't do the background research
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by xphos 3mo ago
I think there is a huge problem that the American Zeitgeist views houses as the only way to build generational wealth. It turns housing into an investiment and investiments need to be defended (NIMBY) and it puts a perceptional view that if
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by xphos 3mo ago
Yeah this is definitely a front pager big news in the Jailbreaking world
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by xphos 3mo ago
I mean the problem with this argument is that it is than transitively true than an entire people of any country with a crazy leader who bombs random countries in the middle east are inline and malovaent. I just disagree because that would
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by xphos 4mo ago
I think all your points are correct except the AI making the economy less capital intensive. Its a new type of input that is suppose to make you vastly more performant not having it by definition puts you at a disadvantage. I.e you need th
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by xphos 4mo ago
I don't won't to rant politically but I think you are confusing Donald Trump's America Alone with all previous Republicans and Democrats. The idea of us abandoning all alliances and deals for ???? is relatively novel and stup
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by xphos 4mo ago
I think this is quite reductive. America certainly benefited from being one of 2 major powers after ww2. But unlike the USSR it invested in the world heavily. It rebuilt Allied and Axies manufacturing, and do a lot to revitalize the world e
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by xphos 4mo ago
I think the cost pressures just make most AI generated stuff slop. Its not that AI can't make good stuff its that the slop to good ratio is 100s of times worse with AI published music than with human stuff. Simply because AI generatio
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by xphos 4mo ago
Honestly the most shocking think i learned when moving to Massachusetts was that only licenced trade people can request to have work done inspected. This was insane to me. Why would towns not want amature work not to be inspected. It wasn&#
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by xphos 4mo ago
Thank you for the clarification! When you say you put a lot of time in do you mean as a developer or just game time? I find it facinating how that worked. I personally enjoyed the game cube version but the time to actually port it and get i
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by xphos 4mo ago
The OG phantasy Star was a little before my time but the GameCube version of Phantasy Star online was so good. They even have community servers for it today as Phantasy Star Blue burst. The game is now dated but honestly I could still play
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by xphos 4mo ago
I think the idea that sites have no liability for customly built content designed to capture your attention is kind of wild. It would be one thing if it was a basic or public thumbs up popularity thing based on the groups you join or were a
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by xphos 4mo ago
Yeah but the 5% Paul used is also kind of conservative since the 1970s stock market returns is like 10% ignoringinflation. Its a big difference if your well grows 7% verse 5% a 1% wealth tax with that in mind is only 15% but i think factor
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by xphos 4mo ago
I think you complexity can be capture by defining what people think is best for them. Gamblers often consider there gambling equal to investing. Smoking makes people feel good in the short term, exercise is hard and painful in the short ter
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by xphos 4mo ago
Your probably right I should read the spec but I've worked with so many brillant engineers and I am still pretty young so their must be even more. I just think the overselling of complexity is usually what makes things enterprise grade

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