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Yeah our biggest export sadly is human labor. Sucks especially when they get trapped in indentured servitude in places like Dubai.
Great when they end up as nurses making 200k+ USD in California.
Yup, I've said it before but some people I met in the Philippines make $6-7 USD/day, for very tough jobs (caregiver etc).
I bet if you copied the most popular posts off of /r/Bitcoin, even just 1-2 posts a day and spent the day feeding posts to ChatGPT to come up with articulate responses to popular posts you could easily clear that amount.
Yishan, former CEO of reddit seems to be very big on solar powered desalination: https://medium.com/@yishan/our-project-in-hawaii-4c6c5a6052d7
28 days later is the best modern zombie movie.
Warm Bodies is pretty great for a rom-com.
Every time I'm called to pronounce a body at the hospital I have this irrational fear they will wake up and try to bite me.
Jan Leike, the other pillar of the "Superalignment" team also resigned yesterday.
Logan Kilpatrick, formerly OpenAI now at google responded "Keep fighting the good fight 🫡"
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Bookmarked to watch later but why have they struggled so much? With the extreme work demands of salarymen it seems certainly not for lack of trying... did they just focus on the wrong things? Overemphasis on hardware culture in the 80s so they were left behind as software took over? Is it a specific cultural issue that has South Korea, China and Taiwan beating them?
Bought a black coffee from Starbucks the other day... $3.45 before tax... when did that happen 😭
Feels like just yesterday it was $2
Excited about the real-time translation capabilities. Half of my patients frustratingly don't speak English and it takes 4-5x the time of a normal English encounter.
The ipad/iphone human translation services are so bad (take 1-5m to get one online, then they waste so much time introducing themselves.
Sad to know jobs will be lost because of this but I literally despise using the human services.
I find it amusing that men seem to love the Princess Bride but women usually don't for some reason...
Wow. Had no idea this was a thing for such a major city.
Looks like many other major cities are also at risk...
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/0424--kinard-mexico-city-run-out-of-water/