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Comment #36887171
Culture war outlet with culture war title. Flagged.
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Comment #36882620
Even if nuclear were built as fast as possible it can't replace fossil fuels fast enough to mitigate before major feedbacks kick in. We're left with significant decrease in energy …
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Comment #36881554
If you're sincerely interested the IPCC reports and their summaries describe the basic science and the projections and are surprisingly readable if you're willing to read scientifi…
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Comment #36877618
If they're going to report on this then I sure hope the media demands more than third hand personal testimony. If there's anything real here then it has to be global and we have no…
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Comment #36858032
Like discussed on the Engadget version of this same story earlier, this is basically like saying that because Gab runs on the Mastodon codebase that Mastodon has a fascism problem.…
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Comment #36856528
We have so much to learn from them. They diverged from us so long ago.
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Comment #36856390
Also the underlying report is mostly about servers in Japan where the laws are different and/or that are blocked by almost everyone else because they are toxic. As they should be, …
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Comment #36856271
A misleading headline. Not too different from the last round of headlines that there are card carrying fascists in the fediverse. Both are true and they are blocked by all well run…
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Comment #36841822
I agree that a ban on the posts isn't the right way. I agree moderation is the right way forward but we need much more active anti flamebait and anti culture war moderation.
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Comment #36841568
There is something wrong with it. I think about it information theoretically. Oversimplifying, the information content of something is how unpredictable it is in a given channel. O…
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Comment #36841319
Perhaps we'd be better off not having any country or state or city does X type posts here unless they're about tech. (That won't solve it, though, because any mention of certain ci…
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Comment #36841299
I agree with the guidelines, but they aren't working anymore. I can predict the tenor and content of the comments on half of the HN front page these days just from the title and do…
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Comment #36841191
I completely understand that everything has a political dimension. And the broader culture war is leaving nothing untouched. But that means we have less room for a shared community…
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Comment #36840797
Is everything culture war all the time now on this site? Every post becomes a stupid comment section where we'd be better off getting an LLM to write the comments for us. Here it's…
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Comment #36836100
Definitely. The only place in the deserts in the US that will be an exception to this is Yuma AZ because it is close to the warm ocean waters to the south of it so it's more humid.…
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Comment #36835915
Adblock? I've been hoping for an iOS browser with adblock that isn't bloated.
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Comment #36835190
Yes, this is exactly right. The wet bulb temperature in parts of Texas and Florida in the heat wave a week or two ago got close to the limit of human survivability. Five years from…
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Comment #36831077
Best I can figure it, an anonymous webboard for economists used lousy identity hashing and some data scientists wrote a security analysis showing that fact. Part of it was showing …
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Comment #36817213
Eh, one can dislike the longtermists and the non-longtermist plutocrats. I'd say there's good reason to dislike both, but for different reasons.
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Comment #36816904
Why should the tone have changed? The billionaires and AI godfathers talking about it now all were inspired by LW and scifi, and it's the same narrative: no need to care about peop…
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Comment #36816762
Sam Altman's doomstead is in Big Sur. Same idea, different Sam. EA for me not thee: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/10/10/sam-altmans-ma... Anil Dash is right, billionaires…
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Comment #36813932
This strikes me as the best outcome as long as it stops here. This lets the White House move on from the nonsense AI x-risk discussion without being attacked for not doing anything…
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Comment #36801263
Please stop posting culture war garbage here.
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Comment #36792474
Exactly re China: my point is people should stop describing the US response as lockdowns because they literally never happened. Re reinfection, good luck with that. Every time you …
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Comment #36786326
China did actual lockdowns. The US? Not so much. Herd immunity? Never happened because infection isn't preventing reinfection with a different strain. If there had been actual, eff…