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Even if you want to stick with a western history based narrative, you can go back to the bronze age collapse before that. See ancient greek writing about how each progressive age gets worse (golden -> silver -> bronze -> heroic -> iron) .

Lost tech in China is pretty fascinating. There's archeological evidence of very advanced clocks that predate similar European ones, but they seem to have lost the knowledge on how to build it with the builder (City was conquered, clock was dismantled, his son was unable to reconstruct it). Meanwhile euros were able to push their knowledge forward more or less uninterrupted from the middle ages on.

Seems pretty clear to me that we could easily lose a bunch of knowledge again. Could even argue we're very close.

Also fits in very well to amazon's famously low average tenure/ hiring practices.

Arguing with such a politically loaded sentence is probably a waste of time. BUT that's obviously not the intention of the quote. Actual malfunction induced firing is the exception, and its still a good saying to help people try and be safe/mindful. Not to mention even in that case there's still some movement or action leading to it nobody is saying that the sigs will just spontaneously fire while left sitting on a table.

america/trump obsession

There are plenty of indicators, not like its an exact science. Can trust the government one to be always under-reported, the incentive is obvious. I'm a fan of gold prices for longer periods of time.

I mean you can always work around it with the correct permissions right.

one of the good ones right

upstream of what? Did you not look for mesopotamian or egyptian writing, which predate chinese writing by thousands of years. This sounds more like a chinese bias lol.

this is why Mesopotamian and Egyptian writing are upstream of so much.

If you want to go commit a violent crime, and have motorized transport, and not be caught. Then it is helpful to have a vehicle that is not tied to you.

lmbo most of europe still has US military present within their borders.

I use patreon for ones I care about. And many of the niche interests I'm interested in are demonetized anyways which is the crux of the issue.

Out of curiosity do you not get immersed in books?

given the rest of the games listed I assume he means baldurs gate 3. Many younger people out themselves by just calling it baldurs gate.

>The industry is trying to push errors leftwards.

Is this true? Most software devs would like to. But I think business is more interested in spee which pushes errors to the right. Which seems to be more profitable in most software. Even stuff thats been around for a decade(s).

Its encrapification is real. It has been slow though, mostly affecting niche interests and smaller creators. And the ad experience has definitely gotten worse, but adblockers help. Try using youtube without and adblocker.

not all self taught are curious, at least recent batches.

Article suffers a bit from the common hackernews intellectual bias.

that's true, but are you trying to measure people's ability to study for the test?

and less children per woman. I figure thats got to be the main driver. China actually a really good case study with the one child policy and rise of little kings.

don't need to aim a large shell as accurately though.

Did you not read the article? One of his major points is that a mortar is significantly cheaper and faster.

Open source maintainers have been complaining about this for a while. https://sethmlarson.dev/slop-security-reports. I'm assuming the proliferation of AI will have some significant changes on/already has had for open source projects.

does anyone even have good estimates for model training?

Java really needs to take a look into the

>baroque monstrosity

warnings. probably beating a dead horse here, but way too many tools, and they keep adding more.

from the guy named fellatio T_T

I contend there is a significant difference between a stupid hack, and a better one. The negative adjective is meaningful in the comment.

Flashbacks to my driver's ed teacher in highschool who would say adverbs correctly then correct himself by saying it again without the -ly. This drove me insane. And no I haven't noticed this generally in US english speakers. I would assume some negative things about people who drop the -ly from adverbs.

You're basically reaffirming that religions and religiosity change a lot over time. As faith waxes (no matter the religion) more will go on pilgrimages. I think historic holy sites are rad personally, even though I am not currently religious.

Most likely food and exercise related. Feel like guy above you is basically alter ego me. In most cases sophisticated healthcare and medicine is more about fixing problems than staying healthy imo.

Am also ex-Amazon. Made good money there, which I am grateful for, but definitely didn't emerge healthier.