CardenB

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by CardenB 3y ago
That’s a fallacy. You can make anything into a slippery slope.
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by CardenB 3y ago
There’s a difference between “no new construction with gas stoves” and “seizing all gas stoves” lol
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by CardenB 3y ago
I’m not sure you have really thought this through. You’re suggesting that people avoid using port and starboard on a boat because they should be focused on learning how to not fall overboard? Terms like “port” and “starboard” are particular
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by CardenB 3y ago
Don’t we have a problem with trains derailing all the time in the US?
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by CardenB 3y ago
It’s not the Obama scale picture though? EDIT: I see now the link is different than the thumbnail in the post. Super impressive that GPT4 has solved this.
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by CardenB 3y ago
You spend much at least one more syllable to indicate which frame of reference (local or boat). It’s easier to map it to a vocab word.
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by CardenB 3y ago
They are not distracting. There are many intense situations on a boat, and a crew is required to cooperate in order to survive. This means you must have extremely precise wording to quickly explain what needs to be done. This vocabulary is
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by CardenB 4y ago
Many artists pay for various educational services. The most valuable IP is not always free, and it's reasonable to revisit the pricing model for IP if there are new ways of consuming it (training models).
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by CardenB 4y ago
I’ll tell you precisely what it says about me: I put in 60 hour weeks at my current job, except for a month before I change jobs, where I put in an additional 2 hours/night to prep for interviews, because that’s what will benefit me fo
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by CardenB 4y ago
What is the causality behind the social programs? You are saying they are enabling the homelessness, but it seems more likely that high housing cost cities are simply dealing with their resulting homeless populations?
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by CardenB 4y ago
When you input a query, you get a numerical representation output. If you have 3-5 similar queries (each phrased a bit differently), they all have slightly different outputs. If you average them all together, it combines them in a way that
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by CardenB 4y ago
It’s been since google plus, long before sundar.
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by CardenB 4y ago
You would have to show that that apple has colluded with other app stores to maintain a 30% fee. Otherwise, they charge the fee, and a competitor is free to attract developers with a lower fee, which is competition. You could argue that app
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by CardenB 4y ago
The sprayer significantly reduces the amount of pesticide needed. It’s not crop dusting, it’s precision spraying.
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by CardenB 4y ago
These are almost entirely people delivering 2 ballots. Likely the case that they are delivering a ballot for a spouse. According to the document, that is not technically allowed. Important to note that the document does not indicate some so
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by CardenB 4y ago
I would imagine the bottleneck for processing information has more to due with the density of the information content rather than the speed of sensing.
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by CardenB 4y ago
Seems like a question of limiting consumption rather than the type of information though, right? Overconsumption has health consequences.
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by CardenB 4y ago
we literally ship our trash to china to "recycle" it (now china wont take our trash anymore). Turns out they were often just dumping it in the ocean. Now other countries do the same. It doesn't show in american metrics, becau
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by CardenB 4y ago
That’s a very fair argument. One consideration that comes to mind is if the scale necessary for operating nuclear is much greater than the examples you cited? Thinking out loud, without taking a stance on either side, it seems we would need
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by CardenB 4y ago
There's a gulf between sam altman and jeff bezos. We can still have rich people with the leverage to act efficiently without giving them the ability to buy entire nations if needed.
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by CardenB 4y ago
> Much more useful to focus on system level incentive than to focus on a small minority at the top. The issue is that the minority at the top can easily hinder development of system level incentive to cement their power, once they have a
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by CardenB 4y ago
Maybe it is less about the tax revenue and more about preventing power imbalance. Why is it good to have so much power concentrated in the hands of one person?
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by CardenB 4y ago
This is a flawed comparison because the use cases for the former examples are very limited in comparison to USB C which is arguably evolving rapidly still. You could imagine if we had formed such a standard around USB A in the 90s and how i
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by CardenB 4y ago
Because employees that you interview are different from investors. At a minimum, you are going to interview a lot more engineers that are tempted to divulge trade secrets than investors.
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by CardenB 5y ago
I read this as 30 pilots over all time, $300 million a year.
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by CardenB 5y ago
What prevents you from using a different distance than Euclidean distance?
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by CardenB 5y ago
I don’t see where anyone has talked down to you in this discussion. Could you elaborate?
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by CardenB 5y ago
It seems that they have a chart for pay gap by tenure, which is by years of experience.
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by CardenB 5y ago
Yes, this small scale disregards sociology and technology that can leverage individuals and widen the gap of output.
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by CardenB 5y ago
I’m guessing this mimics the kinesis advantage 2, which is an already well known keyboard layout from the same company.

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