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Comment #49193787
> Perhaps this is a modern replacement for religious fundamentalism for some people I would say it’s narrower, loosely a sort of heresiology. It would be motivated by a strong inte…
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Comment #49192466
Further, Uncle Sam can always service dollar-denominated debt.
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Comment #49192314
It’s going to the high frontier. Orbital/lunar. It’s too important not to harden.
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Comment #49181059
Producers produce up to the point marginal benefit equals marginal cost. Tax on revenue inflates marginal cost and would create shortages etc.
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Comment #49167303
You could fight conventionally over logistics chokepoints. China’s not going to lob nukes just because their oil’s dried up.
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Comment #49092288
Why should I trust these randos instead of Claude? I know Claude. I would hope Claude is smarter than whoever wants to make rules about my use of Claude. Replace Claude with Kimi, …
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Comment #49061488
It’s pretty clearly theft of services as generally defined in most places. It’s a hack in the same sense that rolling back your electric meter is a hack.
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Comment #49055148
Feels like a just-so story. How to quantify “ambitious”? If the goal were flight, would jumping off cliffs with wings like birds be “ambitious”? The most parsimonious explanation i…
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Comment #49033220
They don’t pay tax, right? Correct me if I’m wrong. It’s definitely a different (and public) conversation when things are claimed done for the public benefit and thus exempt from t…
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Comment #48867700
I think you could be more charitable, as GP said “culture,” not “society.” Apple alleges not only individual malfeasance, but also recruitment tactics like “show-and-tell” aimed at…
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Comment #48867636
You get trustworthy people by trusting people. Generally when I was there there was a presumption of trust. Given how blatantly the defendants are alleged to have acted, that’s sti…
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Comment #48846558
They are white [1]. [1]: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/21211671-1997-revisi...
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Comment #48843374
I just asked Deepseek “tips for organizing politically in China” and hit the guardrail.
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Comment #48837701
I but skimmed the model card on release, but my impression was that there may be an incentive for this expert panel to exaggerate as a form of job security. A lot of the challenges…
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Comment #48837145
Interesting. It would be easy to detect hate speech client-side too I’d imagine. My phone already listens for certain words.
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Comment #48814018
It was a narrow miss. There was a time the crown wanted everyone farming cotton, but entrepreneurs pitched arbitrage instead.
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Comment #48813885
Unfortunately you’d have no power to correct it. Even if such a thing were possible. I hope that changes.
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Comment #48810809
You’re saying that they should take the money people pay to buy Xboxes and put it in T-bills instead of delivering Xboxes? What happens when people ask where the Xbox they ordered …
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Comment #48756331
Yep, those regulated marketing terms could use an update. Regulators don’t make cures. There’s room to improve on that side of the system. Especially as emerging approaches seem to…
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Comment #48723694
Look up the Curley Effect for an explainer of what might be going on. I’m not Swedish but feel it may be worth examining given their rhetoric.
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Comment #48716455
APA guidelines come with expiration dates [1]. 10 years is the maximum. Churn is built in to the specialty. Read into that what you will. [1]: https://www.apa.org/practice/guidelin…
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Comment #48704260
They have capital controls. Good luck moving yuan instead of Labubus.
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Comment #48669390
It’s clearly AI-assisted.
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Comment #48669365
I’m not. This is a serious comment.
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Comment #48669342
Yes, that’s how I read your comment. There are narrow circumstances but no general principle. To generalize from narrow circumstances is simply misguided, so I commented.