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by zywoo 10mo ago
This analysis is interesting, but I think there’s a small self-reference problem hidden in it: what exactly counts as an “impossible goal,” and who gets to decide that? It’s obviously true that some people chase almost “fantasy-level” ambit
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by zywoo 1y ago
My child was just saved by AI. He suffered from persistent seizures, and after visiting three hospitals, none were able to provide an accurate diagnosis. Only when I uploaded all of his medical records to an AI system did it immediately sug
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by zywoo 1y ago
Indeed, it took me many years to learn to incorporate silence as a form of face-to-face feedback, and even to this day I still cannot use it skillfully.
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by zywoo 1y ago
As a heavy user, I feel that when GPT-5 was first launched, its anthropomorphic system might have been down-weighted due to cost or technical reasons. Within just two hours of its release, I realized its level of logic had improved a lot, b
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by zywoo 1y ago
Haha, true, but I’m really interested in political theory and philosophy. So occasionally when I come across some very in-depth original content on Bluesky, it feels great. I’ve even made some friends there with whom I can have long-term co
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by zywoo 1y ago
You’re right: the rot is deep, debt, money in politics, gerrymandering, media capture. I don’t deny any of that. But precisely because corruption runs so deep, structural anchors are more essential, not less. You say it’s deckchairs on the
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by zywoo 1y ago
I agree with you that since the 2010s, money and social media have profoundly distorted the democratic process. In fact, that distortion is one of the reasons I began thinking about how legitimacy can be safeguarded. If information channels
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by zywoo 1y ago
Yes. Building on the separation of powers, I hypothesize that democracy’s legitimacy rests on three sources: a constitutional state, a ceremonial sovereign, and the popular referendum. These three must be tightly coupled in order to achieve
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by zywoo 1y ago
Unlike the internet and mobile internet, the spread of AI doesn’t require additional hardware devices, so its conversion into productivity is happening much faster. I believe that even if the AI bubble bursts, it won’t be as destructive as
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by zywoo 1y ago
China is working on it: whether hydropower, solar, onshore wind, or offshore wind, it ranks first in the world — and the cost of generation has already fallen below coal. If the world’s fastest-growing industrial nation can rely on renewabl
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by zywoo 1y ago
I can’t thank you more. This is my first time using HN, and since every title I clicked took me to an external link, I completely misunderstood the meaning and purpose of HN. After communicating with the moderator, I’ve gained a better unde
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by zywoo 1y ago
For me, if you can tolerate a more blue-leaning political climate, Bluesky feels better than X. It may not explode as fast, but the long-tail effect is real. Anonymity is also a bit stronger there.
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by zywoo 1y ago
Can you see my comment now?
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by zywoo 1y ago
I believe it absolutely should be, and it can even be applied to rare disease diagnosis. My child was just saved by AI. He suffered from persistent seizures, and after visiting three hospitals, none were able to provide an accurate diagnosi
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by zywoo 1y ago
I have not yet finished my paper on Britain and Japan. My current project is an attempt to go beyond the traditional separation of powers by proposing three additional dimensions of democratic resilience: the Constitutional State, the Popul
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Ask HN: How do most dry theory writers struggle to get started?
1 points by zywoo 1y ago|13 comments