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bklosky
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About bklosky
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Comment #49261148
I agree with you that most humans are trustworthy, but fraudulent actors will build trust with counterparties on your marketplace and then abscond. "Personally meeting with them" d…
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Comment #49247377
I’m very curious about how you’re fending off fraud— just wondering about how a lot of dark web transactions supposedly have escrow, but people waive it and then get burned. Do you…
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Comment #48908947
Regardless of your personal feelings about AI, this is pretty clumsy regulation that will just cause Tiebout sorting away from NY. If there are negative externalities, tax 'em, use…
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Comment #48630999
it's wild to me how many AI written articles get front page on HN
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Comment #48477137
https://bfi.uchicago.edu/working-papers/artificial-writing-a... The OP article is also just so, so obviously AI slop... if you're already thinking "this is probably AI" and pangram…
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Comment #48467630
Pangram reports 76% of this text is AI generated.
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Comment #48314465
You're making a strong statement about the counterfactual here; how could you know? Clearance rates for most crimes in the US are abysmal, the expected outcome for most crimes is "…
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Comment #48171349
Poverty alleviation is not a silver bullet (or anywhere close) for crime reduction, as nice as it would be if that were true.
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Comment #48087837
According to Pangram, this is likely AI generated, surprised that no one has pointed this out
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Comment #47935540
This is straight up AI generated economic disinformation. Are you seriously claiming that computers cost more in real terms today than 20 years ago?? Some of these goods (housing) …
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Comment #47252081
Rent seeking via occupational licensing, there is nothing new under the sun
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Comment #46712858
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LEU0254477200A
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Comment #45836276
Companies soliciting big bounties should charge a fee to submit, making slop costly. Steam, the video game publisher, does this. Developers need to pay a fee to list their game, an…