That's a definition you just made up, which has no precedent and is clearly untrue. I can cross a dozen borders in the EU without so much as slowing down. I can sell my house in one US State and move to another without…
Perhaps it's a problem that our supposed public servants can aptly be compared to a dangerous swarm of bees? Like, in a non-dystopian world, they'd not be hiding their activities and not be attacking people who observe…
I don't think having the team of PhDs with infinite resources at Anthropic holding the place of drillers in your metaphor holds very well. Eli Lilly might be the experienced horse carriage operator to Anthropic as the…
> Remaining purely apolitical was an option for them I don't see how. Lots of well-established, provable facts are "political" because some religious group, industry or subset of the population doesn't like them.…
Very, very few people are going to have a social network that does more than get a foot in the door. Typically, referrals have positive impact like making sure your application gets looked at by a human and possibly…
"Deafening cacophony"? Because some people said that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is bad, and that our political leaders should support Ukraine? Might be time to turn off your devices and go touch some grass. It doesn't…
It's a system that is vulnerable to fraud, which is why it's good to have regulators who go after fraudulent actors. It's a perfectly fine system if the egg producers are using it genuinely, it's only a problem when…
Perhaps you should take a moment to understand what people on the left actually mean, instead of taking memes as sources of truth. For instance, "men can have babies" is a simple result of politeness and observable…
> Why? Why??? To find cures for diseases faster, find new ways to produce useful chemicals, find ways to make crops resilient against changing climate, etc > Isn't this one area you'd want extreme human intervention?…
I tried that once. Then when I tried to log in to my Gmail account at my destination, it flagged it as a suspicious login attempt and wouldn't let me in without entering a code they texted to my American phone number,…
The linked site shows me two subscription options, $289/year or $29 every 4 weeks. Expensive latte. The economics of online new seem challenging. Bloomberg is $399/year. Wall Street Journal is $715/year. NY Times is…
Perhaps the more accurate description would be that as a kid, you misunderstood descriptions that petroleum was from decayed organic material from long ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
"Both sides" is such an absurd claim these days. It's like saying that a murderer and a jaywalker are both criminals, so they're basically the same.
> that apparently their vast majority of eligible voters prefers The 2024 election was 49.8% Trump vs 48.3% Harris on a turnout of 64.3%. So essentially, only 1 in 3 eligible voters preferred Trump (the other two were…
God I hope not. We (the collective "we" of all humanity) clearly lost massively when we let a handful of billionares get richer by saying they got to control all sharing, remixing, performing, using or expanding upon…
Your bias and/or obsession are blinding you to the situation here. There are hundreds of Standord dropouts running startups. And if they do fraud, people call it out, the media reports it as fraud, investors and…
You also won't find this for future female founders, because the comment you're replying to is a random internet poster imagining things. You can say "I can imagine VCs saying..." and then complete the sentence with…
I didn't back up my statements with numbers because I'm old enough to have lived through the times I'm talking about and it's as obvious how much things have changed in my lifetime, but here:…
You seem to be confused about the point people are making. The point is that from about 1945 until around 2000 in the USA there really wasn't such a thing as "a job that doesn't pay enough to live on". People owned…
Everyone sees "AI writing style" everywhere online now. I thought it was interesting when someone linked to Reddit from like 2012-2015 and all the top-rated comments were in the same style. It might be that the author…
> AI doesn't make programmers 100x productive and it never will I can't wrap my head around the AI naysayers at this point. We've had the equivalent of watching the tech go from the Wright Brothers plane to supersonic…
I had the idea to extort Anthropic before the music publishers did. They have blatantly stolen my idea and owe me all the money they collect.
It's been years since I tried making a Twitter account, I believe at the time it sometimes required a phone number to sign up but other times it was optional (some A/B test). I think Bluesky didn't require a phone…
Even worse, it's hard or impossible to even have an account with any shred of privacy. I've tried to create pseudoanonymous accounts on both Bluesky and Twitter and then had them be instantly banned before I ever used…
This isn't something that could be caused by a mutation in a single nucleotide or a segment being deleted or inserted, the way normal mutations happen and get passed on. This would be an entirely different set of…
That's a definition you just made up, which has no precedent and is clearly untrue. I can cross a dozen borders in the EU without so much as slowing down. I can sell my house in one US State and move to another without…
Perhaps it's a problem that our supposed public servants can aptly be compared to a dangerous swarm of bees? Like, in a non-dystopian world, they'd not be hiding their activities and not be attacking people who observe…
I don't think having the team of PhDs with infinite resources at Anthropic holding the place of drillers in your metaphor holds very well. Eli Lilly might be the experienced horse carriage operator to Anthropic as the…
> Remaining purely apolitical was an option for them I don't see how. Lots of well-established, provable facts are "political" because some religious group, industry or subset of the population doesn't like them.…
Very, very few people are going to have a social network that does more than get a foot in the door. Typically, referrals have positive impact like making sure your application gets looked at by a human and possibly…
"Deafening cacophony"? Because some people said that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is bad, and that our political leaders should support Ukraine? Might be time to turn off your devices and go touch some grass. It doesn't…
It's a system that is vulnerable to fraud, which is why it's good to have regulators who go after fraudulent actors. It's a perfectly fine system if the egg producers are using it genuinely, it's only a problem when…
Perhaps you should take a moment to understand what people on the left actually mean, instead of taking memes as sources of truth. For instance, "men can have babies" is a simple result of politeness and observable…
> Why? Why??? To find cures for diseases faster, find new ways to produce useful chemicals, find ways to make crops resilient against changing climate, etc > Isn't this one area you'd want extreme human intervention?…
I tried that once. Then when I tried to log in to my Gmail account at my destination, it flagged it as a suspicious login attempt and wouldn't let me in without entering a code they texted to my American phone number,…
The linked site shows me two subscription options, $289/year or $29 every 4 weeks. Expensive latte. The economics of online new seem challenging. Bloomberg is $399/year. Wall Street Journal is $715/year. NY Times is…
Perhaps the more accurate description would be that as a kid, you misunderstood descriptions that petroleum was from decayed organic material from long ago, when dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
"Both sides" is such an absurd claim these days. It's like saying that a murderer and a jaywalker are both criminals, so they're basically the same.
> that apparently their vast majority of eligible voters prefers The 2024 election was 49.8% Trump vs 48.3% Harris on a turnout of 64.3%. So essentially, only 1 in 3 eligible voters preferred Trump (the other two were…
God I hope not. We (the collective "we" of all humanity) clearly lost massively when we let a handful of billionares get richer by saying they got to control all sharing, remixing, performing, using or expanding upon…
Your bias and/or obsession are blinding you to the situation here. There are hundreds of Standord dropouts running startups. And if they do fraud, people call it out, the media reports it as fraud, investors and…
You also won't find this for future female founders, because the comment you're replying to is a random internet poster imagining things. You can say "I can imagine VCs saying..." and then complete the sentence with…
I didn't back up my statements with numbers because I'm old enough to have lived through the times I'm talking about and it's as obvious how much things have changed in my lifetime, but here:…
You seem to be confused about the point people are making. The point is that from about 1945 until around 2000 in the USA there really wasn't such a thing as "a job that doesn't pay enough to live on". People owned…
Everyone sees "AI writing style" everywhere online now. I thought it was interesting when someone linked to Reddit from like 2012-2015 and all the top-rated comments were in the same style. It might be that the author…
> AI doesn't make programmers 100x productive and it never will I can't wrap my head around the AI naysayers at this point. We've had the equivalent of watching the tech go from the Wright Brothers plane to supersonic…
I had the idea to extort Anthropic before the music publishers did. They have blatantly stolen my idea and owe me all the money they collect.
It's been years since I tried making a Twitter account, I believe at the time it sometimes required a phone number to sign up but other times it was optional (some A/B test). I think Bluesky didn't require a phone…
Even worse, it's hard or impossible to even have an account with any shred of privacy. I've tried to create pseudoanonymous accounts on both Bluesky and Twitter and then had them be instantly banned before I ever used…
This isn't something that could be caused by a mutation in a single nucleotide or a segment being deleted or inserted, the way normal mutations happen and get passed on. This would be an entirely different set of…