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Yo this is an excellent use of LLMs... Is there any connection with the 5rights foundation?

> parent who has seen kids get an unfortunate personality remodel from a near-peer bad influences Scary stuff, I would love to hear more. May I ask what country is this?

It's true you have to pay for renovation. It's not true that it's "more than it's worth", and the proof is that people are buying those knowing about the renovation costs.

The point that I and the other commenters are making to you is that house are cheaper in less attractive places. I presented an extreme, but it's true across the spectrum.

I take it you've never heard of the 1 euro houses in rural Italy then...?

> There's plenty of housing available if you can tolerate the inconvenience of a shitty commute. I would rather pay for the better location than pay for the larger house. The physi…

What is the actual problem with this development?

I would to like to know which of its interventions you're talking about. People don't normally complain about the help on WW2

Houses are expensive in places where everybody wants to be.

Without detracting from anything you said, all I meant is that a lot of people make the argument of "we can't test it" when it's likely that the "can't" is purely a technological l…

How do you go about scheduling a visit to a factory?

Wait they didn't show how they insert the graphite into the wood. That's the only reason why I was watching this.

I mean obviously everything being equal, a firm with 10x more developers might spend 10x. But why is that noteworthy, and why does that enter the estimation of how large the indust…

I think it's easy to give correct arguments, it's just easy for you to dismiss them. For example if i say "we're not on the back of a giant turtle, because humans went into a rock …

> Pay attention to what the man actually does. Pardoned a lot of the highest profile criminals of the past decade. Started a war with Iran.

Falsifiability - misunderstood idea that's often used to discredit string theory, for example. As stated on Wikipedia: > Falsifiability is a standard of evaluation of scientific st…

> Their disagreements are also very visible entirely rooted in their pre-existing social identity. This is such a nuanced point. I think that's why it's difficult to get a Jewish p…

The people who say "computer says no" are also unaware that's a problem. It's invisible to them. To them the process is the point. I think that two arent as different as you believ…

> Open AI and others revenue comes in large part from large customers like Microsoft. Could you provide a citation for this?

Why not just use qbittorrent? Has RSS, has search in the client, has paths based off categories...

While you were in Poland, did you call it "Eastern Europe" to people's faces? How did they react?

Good investment.

Im not sure what this phrase even means. Does it mean that "70% of the revenue made by companies selling tokens comes from openAI and anthropic"? If so, how does it follow that "th…

> My real gripe with this line of thinking is it implies that incentives should be obeyed One individual can ignore incentives. The point of that diagnosis is that you can't build …

Hope for the best, prepare for the worst. Edit: I learned today this phrase was by Chamberlain. Ironic.