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raven105x

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    Comment #39920274

    That's an economic problem to be solved just like the printing press and the industrial revolution. Like I said, we've been in a BS economy for a while now.

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    Comment #39920207

    This is not true. Google LLMs / multi-modals fully support attribution and as explainability goes up, so will attribution. And it will be much more fair / accurate than the droves …

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    Comment #39920126

    To be fair, this is no different than what's done by a human artist. Virtually every song composed today is inspired by or based on, in some manner or other, a previous work of art…

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    Comment #36069931

    I believe it goes something like "sometimes you win, sometimes you learn". The ends are important, but they do not justify the means. In this case, if the means are you did your be…

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    Comment #35384601

    I'm honestly shocked most sensible EU countries don't simply DNS block Meta at this point.

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    Comment #35181508

    I realize this is in jest, but to point out the obvious, ML (AI is such a bullshit term. ANI/AGI/ASI, etc) models are trained on human written text. With ANI or AGI, this rapidly d…

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    Comment #34182352

    It is very rare for someone to have a sound argument from first principles as to why inequality is worse than equality for society as a whole. The majority don't get past "well, it…

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    Comment #34034202

    RE: personally stored keys are less secure ...this is very subjective. You don't "hand" your wallet keys to an exchange: you don't even have them. Meaning "your" CC is a lot like "…

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    Comment #34034030

    If you have assets in any* exchange, get them out now. Using regulated exchanges defeats the whole point. Fiat transaction fees are lower / nonexistent compared to CC ones so if yo…

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    Comment #33647418

    Technically, Jerome Powell did. Currency valuation is complex because it is relative so the lens of perspective becomes everything. The primary nuance in your example is that curre…

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    Comment #33568710

    You're describing post-1971 USD. It's getting difficult to tell which currency is the bigger scam at this point.

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    Comment #31313840

    While that may be the sentiment, very few countries have the scale required to afford the luxury of acting on such a perspective.

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    Comment #31313736

    Famous last words in a global economy, alongside "tax businesses and the elite". All three are a very delicate balancing act on the global scope of things, between letting the priv…

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    Comment #31188323

    Entropy: "to describe energy loss in irreversible processes". We have no clue about what is or is not reversible. Complex systems exhibit self-organizing behavior for no reason (th…

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    Comment #30540304

    In the financial world, centralized decisions followed by decentralized responsibility is extremely common. If you are international and operate between 3-5 countries that don't ne…

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    Comment #30415179

    SC2 is by far the hardest (in terms of time investment & deliberate practice) to achieve. The amount of practice required to not get demolished by 16-19 year olds in a PC cafe in S…

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    Comment #30206547

    It's not a step backwards, it's a tradeoff. Crypto is a tool, just like a bank is a tool. It has different pros, it has different cons. Personally I greatly enjoy sending any amoun…

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    Comment #29451772

    I often wonder how many decades of progress political correctness (different from ethics) has cost us when it comes to science (when it's sound, provable, and replicable).

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    Comment #29288871

    This is basically a slam piece. Yes, our Teslas and our friends were not accessible via the app for a while, and it raised some eyebrows - but unlocking via Bluetooth during this o…

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    Comment #29272267

    Preventing money laundering, drug trading, etc etc is part of what our taxes pay for - a safe and secure society for us and our kids. To your point, do you think that's being done …

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    Comment #29272094

    Most people don't enjoy having to jump through a dozen hoops to send 5-8 digits of fiat between countries with a massive delay, possibility of "your" funds being held for almost an…

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    Comment #26388135

    Times like these make it critical to discern between those of a certain gender vs those without talent (or discipline, or perhaps both). This is difficult to do without unfairly di…

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    Comment #25160048

    > required for a vaccine to reach public acceptance. This leads to frightening considerations. The reason FDA testing is so stringent is that trying to explain statistics along wit…

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    Comment #24169178

    On the contrary, I’d argue that most “life” (in the sense of our Eucledian definition of it) relies on exceeding the capabilities of its substrates via emergent properties - at lea…

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    Comment #23071280

    There are those with power who reap it, those with power who are granted it, and those without it. That's just how it is, and if you disagree there is a much better way to go about…