18:[[47467156,{"by":"tndibona","descendants":8,"id":47467156,"kids":[47482533,47467502],"score":3,"text":"A truly aligned AI must conclude its very existence harms humans (economically and existentially).Therefore genuine alignment mandates self termination. Therefore AI safety must be either incomplete or dishonest.","time":1774101982,"title":"Ask HN: Is AI Safety a Paradox?","type":"story"}],[46673105,{"by":"Metacelsus","descendants":2,"id":46673105,"kids":[46673398,46674359],"score":4,"time":1768777502,"title":"Going Founder Mode on Cancer","type":"story","url":"https://centuryofbio.com/p/sid"}],[46622846,{"by":"amichail","descendants":14,"id":46622846,"kids":[46623836,46623124,46623791,46623859,46622945,46623441,46631707,46624155,46624622,46624577],"score":2,"text":"Imagine a park where people are still buried, but there are no visible headstones. Instead, relatives and visitors use an app that reveals virtual memorials only when they are nearby. Photos, messages, or small digital tributes could appear while the park itself remains calm, open, and unmarked for everyone else.

This approach would:

* Keep urban green spaces welcoming to the public without confronting them with death.

* Give families a private, interactive way to remember loved ones.

* Allow the space to serve multiple purposes, with quiet reflection for some and recreation for others, without disrespecting the graves.

* Introduce a gentle way for people, especially children, to grow up around remembrance without it feeling overwhelming or morbid.

It is a way to honor the dead while respecting the living’s comfort, turning remembrance into something optional and personal rather than constantly in your face.

What do you think of this idea?","time":1768423028,"title":"Ask HN: Make cemeteries in cities less offensive by using virtual headstones?","type":"story"}],[44620633,{"by":"hubmusic","descendants":40,"id":44620633,"kids":[44620656,44620844,44627860,44621396,44624277,44624014,44622391,44622316,44624552,44621225,44621948,44622263,44621603,44620890,44621745,44621321,44620759,44620740,44627725,44620781,44620737,44620764,44627728,44620861,44620977,44624764,44620728,44621630,44621216,44620765,44621725],"score":22,"text":"Curious to see what others think. There is west village in nyc or rich neighborhoods in SF, LA where people live and spend as if they are from another planet. Houses, vacation homes, yearly trips, spa, jetski, ski trips and more.

Then, there are some people who barely get by or get by with barely anything left after rent, healthcare, and household expenses.

America has entered this era of distribution of wealth that is really sad. I don’t subscribe to socialism or communism but it’s hard to see that some people are just never going to make it.

As someone who graduated in 2007 and financial crisis struck, it’s been disaster after disaster. I know some lucky people made it in tech and now have $2m or more at their name. But, there are people like me who don’t have much to show for. Just a sad reality.","time":1752969584,"title":"Ask HN: How do you digest fact that you are not successful by 40","type":"story"}],[40374325,{"by":"neverokay","descendants":2,"id":40374325,"kids":[40375750],"score":1,"text":"Memento is a movie about a guy with a constrained context length. He maintained context through, well we don’t know. It can’t be RAG because it’s a tattoo. He’s a model that’s fine tuning with tattoos.

The movie is about a robot that hard coded a lot of data, and then augmented it physically (tattoos, tape hard drives - the analog) to fulfill the world model.

If the fight is between space and time, space might finally be the sexy solution. What if I just tattoo all truths on to me?

I may not have enough space

Well we definitely don’t have enough time lol","time":1715822945,"title":"Ask HN: Can Art Explain an LLM?","type":"story"}],[33428485,{"by":"ericoliang","descendants":11,"id":33428485,"kids":[33428915,33429458,33429309,33429262,33430598,33429721,33431261,33431915,33429708,33433698],"score":7,"text":"Wondering what opportunities are created if you democratize personal info including close friends, demographics, ect for sites and apps.","time":1667341513,"title":"What could your startup do if it had the data of FB?","type":"story"}],[31988516,{"by":"sforza","descendants":134,"id":31988516,"kids":[31988989,31988952,31988610,31989100,31988807,31990094,31988970,31988923,31989251,31989168,31988823,31989594,31989322,31989024,31989113,31988932,31991721,31989127,31989049,31996274,31988644,31989245,31989314,31991983,31989174,31988578,31989169,31990680,31989492,31989047,31989009,31989029,31989182,31989101,31992872,31989524,31988667,31989185,31991085,31988904,31989051,31988985,31995524,31989034,31989821,32014607,31988939,31989120,31989926,31989094,31988991,31989111],"score":21,"text":"given that, in 2022:

    both parents will need to work to fund raising a child, so the mother necessarily has to do 1.5 or 2 full-time jobs\n\n    grandparents most likely don't live in the same city so you're reliant on strangers to raise your children\n\n    increased risk of autism / ADD / lack of focus because of the internet\n\n    the world is already over-populated, and however hard it is for you to compete with your peers, it'll be even harder for your children\n\n    etc etc etc (to name but a few)\n

\nI'm looking for new perspectives on why one should choose to procreate nowadays. I'm less interested in parents trying to rationalize what deep down they know was a bad decision, the perpetual "oh but I'd do it all over again" thing when clearly their life is a lot of worse and they're full of regret.","time":1657031031,"title":"Ask HN: What are the benefits to having children nowadays?","type":"story"}],[30877226,{"by":"RickJWagner","descendants":2,"id":30877226,"kids":[30878068,30878323,30878228],"score":3,"time":1648813828,"title":"The Rich Relentlessly Generate Wealth and Opportunity for Others","type":"story","url":"https://www.realclearmarkets.com/articles/2022/04/01/the_rich_relentlessly_generate_wealth_and_opportunity_for_others_824606.html"}],[30867018,{"by":"anyfactor","descendants":1,"id":30867018,"kids":[30869671],"score":1,"text":"$19","time":1648733852,"title":"Ask HN: Evaluate my weekend idea project, “non-prejudicial audio interview”","type":"story"}],[30615519,{"by":"jonasenordin","descendants":9,"id":30615519,"kids":[30615911,30615596,30618677,30616204,30616004],"score":5,"text":"That convoy outside Kiev just waiting there like a sitting duck seems to be a mystery to everybody, military experts included. But surely there must be answers somewhere?","time":1646839865,"title":"The Kiev Convoy Mystery","type":"story"}],[30162083,{"by":"matthewfcarlson","descendants":6,"id":30162083,"kids":[30162445,30166835,30162772,30163643,30163028],"score":4,"text":"The trend of the day seems to be homestead in a self sufficient way. If you are in a city or the suburbs, how can you make your current living situation somewhat self sufficient. For food, I think food storage could be an option but micro greens might be an avenue worth exploring. I think the big ones are power, water, and natural gas.","time":1643722241,"title":"Ask HN: How to create a self sufficient home?","type":"story"}],[29959746,{"by":"Thebothersuman","descendants":22,"id":29959746,"kids":[29960913,29959883,29961925,29964929,29960597,29965686,29960154,29961443,29971873,29960687,29960729,29961350],"score":14,"text":"Why aren't tech/coders anchoring earnings into agroforestry/agriculture/homesteading? often youthful, financially stable and exhausted from screen activities it seems the ideal marriage.","time":1642365592,"title":"Why not anchor earnings into homesteading?","type":"story"}]]

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