StopTheTechies
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TBH, Condé Nast can only be blamed for a small part of Pitchfork's fall. They've always been wildly inconsistent in their ratings and beholden to a few darling artists, and none of the acquisitions have improved this.…
> They present how the world is improving in an irrefutable way but media and politicians would only focus on the negative People are allowed to have their own opinions about what to value in the world. The idea of…
This seems to conflate the idea of a nation (ie a people) with that of a country or state, which I find pretty odd. Many countries are composed of many constituent nations, many of which will cross state borders.
I mean if being politically energizing is all you care about, just court folks scared of immigration. Of course if you actually want to not make the world worse you need to argue for a better world. Liberals seem…
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The oddness of referring to the "slave trade" is the height of the "Atlantic Slave Trade" far predated the peak of slavery in the US and contributed directly far more to the Caribbean and Brazil than to the rest of the…
> Why in the world would they delete that data vs just putting it on mute/ignore/etc? If you're serious it's because having a fig leaf is useful to reduce risk in controversial business practices, especially if the vast…
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I don't believe any of this is true—it certainly smells a lot like Cold War propaganda from the 50s. I don't believe we currently have anywhere near the nukes produced to have this happen even if we tried to perfectly…
Ok—you seemed to have missed the main point. If people react to xyz, it doesn't matter if xyz is actually occurring. In fact the only thing that matters is peoples' reactions.
Yes, this is exactly what I mean—media distribution is inherently a losing war against the internet.
Do you have a peer-reviewed source? I should have specified before-hand. If we're referring to "science" in any meaningful sense, of course.
> I find it really challenging to talk with people who have completely separated their work from their emotional being. Is this not everyone? Who the fuck brings their emotions to work? I thought the whole trope of "you…
> There's no underlying nexus between the list of symptoms beyond statistical correlation Correlation is correlated with meaning, so what are you saying
> On the contrary, many old-timer traditional literature-focused e.g. Object Relational psychology schools are having a heyday having their insights shown to align with reality using all the bleeding-edge genetics and…
Not to mention this presumes some "default" way the mind works that is commonly presumed and commonly accurate, which seems transparently absurd.
What is wrong with the tried-and-true "alienation"? This seems like a continuation of trends that were happening long before computers came around.
I think you're forgetting the cost parameter—obviously no provider can guarantee either reliability or stability
> but it is a far more modern and less dangerous language than most people think. I suspect a better answer here is that people have wildly different tolerances for safety and don't discuss the subjective aspects of…
Debit cards have the same processing fees, the credit cards are a complete red herring. If anything credit cards are much more evil than just charging the processing fee.
Somehow this isn't surprising given their music.
I don't understand why these institutions are treated as "educational" rather than "investment funds" when they evidently act like the latter. I understand the legal protections, but why have politicians sat on their…
This really just underlies how shitty the concept of "constitutional right" has become at expressing "behavior I'd very happily kill to protect".
> we are only talking about $16-50k for electricity, that seems pretty small I suppose this depends greatly on how you view the utility of LLMs. In a capitalist sense, sure—there's great utility here persuading VCs to…
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