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8,986karma·2,607submissions·July 23, 2020
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It's everything. NASA doesn't have the money, brainpower, efficiency etc. to implement SpaceX development method. They can't fab it fast enough, nor can they iterate on the engineering …
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Aeroplanes usually have tricycle landing gear so that doesn't make sense. But AI is literally plagiarism in a huge proportion of cases.
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Noam Chomsky said AI should be called, "plagiarism software."
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Tech industry composed of many of the smartest people in the world with the most money, and the backing of the current US presidency vs. average middle America school district. Hmm.
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Russia level of inefficiency in infrastructure implementation.
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It's pretty much certain this guy is going to commit suicide within 5 years, right?
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They can lie with those too: https://www.reddit.com/r/fatlogic/comments/8srelb/info_graph... …
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With 10 likely fatalities this could be the worst backcountry accident in a century, maybe in history.
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Dan Castellaneta's voice has aged so much that he just sounds like Grandpa Simpson.
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Your site https://microlandia.city and OP blog https://www.arthurcnops.blog/death-of-show-hn/ as well as most personal sites posted on HN are almost always inaccessib…
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Are we the bad guys then?
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I loved the oktrends blog and read Christian Rudder's book dataclysm, but these data are over a decade old. A lot has changed (pandemic, atomized culture, manosphere, incels, gym obsession, decli…
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Any tech company funded primarily by ad money is dirty.
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Are we the bad guys?
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Random tidbit, his daughter is a researcher/mathematician at OpenAI.
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Did you buy options to trade on it?
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average period between quaternion posts what about kalman filters?
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This is really obscured by the K-shaped growth, dual economy now. We've reached a stable pattern of a deep underclass serving the wealthy. We won't have a crash or "correction" bec…
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HERE WE GO AGAIN...
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Clothes in '80s were overall louder than the minimalist aesthetics of today. It all fits in with gen z's apprehension at being perceived, related to "cancel culture" and cameras ev…
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This has been posted like 20x: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=asker+guesser
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I bet I could.
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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/23121711/