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rusty_venture

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    Comment #47555148

    Wait, other people don’t make decision trees and mind maps and pro/con lists and consult chatbots before making decisions? Are they just flying through life by the seat of their pa…

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    Comment #42873272

    This person is on HackerNews, implying at least enough technical expertise to use a website. Google Drive is a website. Other people have offered this person alternative devices fr…

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    Comment #42873131

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    Comment #42872920

    I'm sorry to have to say this, but this whole thread reeks of someone refusing to help themselves. Several people have given you legitimately helpful advice and you have just come …

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    Comment #42738936

    Thank you for this concise and comprehensive summary. The DDoS threat had never occurred to me.

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    Comment #42700025

    > short-term motions can get you stopped out with a big loss before realizing profits Can you elaborate on that a little? How does that happen?

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    Comment #42699997

    IMO it's pretty obvious it's being built up for short sellers to have a banner day. I'm guessing the hype bubble will burst sometime after Jan 20 when EV credits are slashed and FS…

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    Comment #42697721

    Yikes. I am very, very lucky to do fulfilling and meaningful work at a place that values me, with people who are a pleasure to work with. But from what I hear this is the exception…

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    Comment #42599884

    Does it say "I am a lamp. I am a lamp."?

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    Comment #42274712

    That's a poor analogy - a house is private property which only you and invited guests may enter. A website you publish on the Internet can be viewed by anyone who discovers it. Not…

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    Comment #39692787

    >> Emulating the policies of a country 'we' think 'is bad' isn't great policy. The paradox of tolerance. >> A highly politicised Supreme Court, a violent attack on the Capitol, a l…

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    Comment #39692523

    This is fascinating. I think this nuanced approach to shifting the perspectives and beliefs of the population of an adversarial nation is exactly the threat that is being missed by…

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    Comment #39692139

    What's your point? China literally has a nationwide firewall to prevent Western ideas from entering the minds of its subjects. Why should we throw open our digital borders to Chine…

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    Comment #39691918

    A Chinese company isn't bound by US laws, so this is a necessary precursor to that. Edit: I stand corrected, they are bound by our laws, but it's orders of magnitude easier to enfo…

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    Comment #39532420

    You truly didn't read the comment you replied to: > And [AI is] increasingly promoted as a way to reduce human effort in writing, ensuring that people will continue to use it witho…

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    Comment #39531562

    Photoshop can't produce anything on its own; unlike AI, it needs a human to control each step of the process. AI generates statistically-likely text to follow a human prompt with n…

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    Comment #39531505

    As the author points out, young children have no context for good vs. bad text. And when we are young is when we learn our language skills.

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    Comment #39529793

    > Certainly the printing press can enable the spread of a lot of low quality content and misinformation, but we managed to work out the kinks. I think the author's point is that ge…

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    Comment #39420632

    A fascinating article that raises so many questions. How and why does someone accumulate and store one hundred thousand dollars worth of horse semen? That sounds like a mind-boggli…

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    Comment #39362357

    > There was a software engineer who went to our church, and I was so excited to show him and get feedback, but he just kind of blew me off. I'm sorry to hear that you had this expe…

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    Comment #39056825

    In the header image for this article, it appears that the Fibonacci spiral is superimposed on the spiral galaxy in the incorrect orientation, and if the spiral were flipped around …