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The device is presumably listening and recording everything and you can bet your last dollar there is fine print in the TOS that says Altman actually owns everything you say near t…

> Will my kids be an ethnic minority in their own country in the next generation - and if so, what's that going to be like for them? Are you sure they are not more concerned about …

What's stunning is that there doesn't seem to be a single way in which the United States has come out ahead on this conflict. We have * Established that US zero ability or will to …

It's the same forces driving software quality to the bottom. Simply put, enshittification has become the expected norm and there is more money to be made pushing out barely accepta…

Really? The linked article clearly says the limit is 12 weeks. Quite a ways away from 'one day' before delivery. Also, you didn't really answer the question....

> That's clearly already a child and I will object. Clearly you believe in the primacy of preserving life. I am wondering if your belief extends to after the child is born?

What is worse than the current actions of the govt is that no one will ever be held accountable. Trump has blanket immunity by the supreme court and he will certainly pardon his in…

Sadly, we live in a decidedly imperfect world. I don't think there is a single completely good person on the planet, let alone a country.

The problem is that this strategy is only feasible in a tax-advantaged account. Otherwise the drag of taxes during rebalancing dramatically lowers the returns.

This is such a fundamentally misguided policy. The real competition isn't where the models are today . It's where the innovation will be tomorrow and what that should look like. Tr…

Yeah, but they'll need to time their bust for before Jan next year. There is a significantly lower chance of a Democratic congress being as sympathetic.

I don't know if the criticism was of the notion of tariffs. Instead it was of the bone headed implementation by the Trump administration, where tariffs were not well thought out(we…

Sure, but why should regular people pay for the upgrades needed to power data centers? The tech companies can surely afford that easily given their record profits for the past deca…

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32183302 TL;DR A lot of evidence supporting the Amyloid hypothesis is suspect.

Recently, even the TDAP (Tetanus) vaccine was correlated with lower incidence of dementia https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26919881 I recall seeing a few discussions on HN comm…

Centralized and KYCd, yes. Private? Not really. See https://www.bankbazaar.com/tax/tax-on-upi-transactions.html

> In short, Indian government does not track or they don't have the scaling to track This is completely wrong. Not only can the Indian govt track each these transactions, it's actu…

You can guess where the bar is when the guy in the white house was literally convicted of sexual assault in a court of law, and he still won the republican nomination. Now compare …

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If that's the only thing you can find to dislike about Costco, then they are indeed the saints of the retail world.

> We should all keep in mind that foreign interests, primarily China, are astroturfing to drive resentment in the USA against AI and datacenters There hasn't been any credible repo…

> The Sacklers got prosecuted because the opiod epidemic was huge Sure, but which one of them is in prison? Now compare the prison time an avg person would get for theft.

Yeah, but the trick seems to be to kill thousands rather than one. Then you have the full might of the law out to protect you. Exhibit A is the Sacklers family.