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I've done undergrad level mathematics and a lot of Wikipedia articles about mathematics is complete gibberish to me even if I put a lot of effort (hours) in understanding them. My estimate would be that more than 99% of population woul
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European safety rating has a category for "Vulnerable Road Users": https://www.euroncap.com/en/results/tesla/model-3/37573
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A lot of PHP apps allow you to install plugins from within the app itself, without going trough the whole process of deployment. The app has to modify it's own code in that scenario. This is independent from programming language. If yo
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PHP was never receiving requests directly from the Internet. It was always a standard practice to talk to PHP trough a server. The separation between what you call deploy and run user is what you get as default by using Nginx or Apache on U
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PHP is a very good choice. If you want to refresh your knowledge of PHP take a look here: https://phptherightway.com/ It's fast. PHP has great documentation. PHP ecosystem is now based around Composer, in comparison to
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Some animals navigate using stars: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5805938/ Starlink could potentially disrupt that. Most likely it will not, but who knows. One could also argue that satellites t
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> flooding the market with people who are happy to earn anything as long as they're allowed to live here is not a market I'd like to compete for work in as it increases the inequality putting all the gains in the hands of the e
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True. I will rewrite it in a better style. Thanks for the work you are doing!
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I know that I got emotional. But to be honest, I think emotions are sometimes important to make the point clear. > The fear for a lot is that excess immigration and taking on refugees will break the social welfare you just mentioned. I u
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I guess, I should speak to my experiences only. My mother alone, as a cleaning lady, was fully supporting me on 30 000 salary in Belgium, Leuven. But as a cleaning lady, earning that money was not easy, or stress free. She was doing 50-60 h
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> as it increases the inequality Really?! Speaking about inequality is so hypocritical in this context that it just boils my blood. I could understand if you were having trouble to earn a living. But you can easily live in the Western Eu
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> There's no long-term upper bound on how hot earth can get, and we're modeling uncharted territory: earth has never been as hot as it's going to get, while life has been on earth. So we really don't know how bad it w
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You should look at the data and not invent some silly comparisons to error rates. Poverty is declining both in absolute and relative terms. There is less poor people now than there was 10 years ago. https://ourworldindata.org
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I don't see there any evidence that a major methodological mistake was made, or that these women did not receive expert opinion. This seems to be just science. There is a lot to discuss about reproducibility of science. But mistakes ar
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Hmm.. Imgabe was arguing that it is Facebook right to publish what they want, and you said that this is not what freedom of speech is. Are you opposed to Facebook having right to publish ads saying “Don’t Vote for Hillary Clinton” and “A Vo
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Well, I'm pretty happy to discount theology for example. My knowledge of the subject is rather small, but big enough that I'm aware that it is a very rich discipline of knowledge. As atheist/agnostic I just don't see any
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I'm sorry, but your argument can be applied to everything. > You should care because (presumably) you don't want to be an ignorant person (as in, lacking knowledge). Everybody is ignorant about approximately everything. People
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I agree, and I'm ok with other types of arguments from the ones you mentioned. But why people, me included, should care about aesthetics in particular? We have limited time, we need to choose how to allocate it.
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You take position of authority, criticize, but you are not educating. > The fields of art and aesthetics have a long, complex history and have been studied and written upon by thousands of intelligent scholars, designers, artists, philos
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Unless you ban cars completely from streets, no matter how good the asphalt is I would not want to be around cars. I actively avoid cars if I have an option to go longer path, but with less car nearby me. I have no driving license, but I&#x
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One of major advantages of GMail is lack of SPAM and phishing. If the trade-off is that Google accommodates mails sent from badly configured servers and I receive a lot of SPAM, or they drop that mails and limit SPAM, I will go with less SP
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The mean absolute deviation should be always introduced to people before introducing standard deviation. When trying to figure out what the heck is the standard deviation I also stumbled upon the mean absolute deviation. Now, to me, the sta
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Both sentiments are pointed in the same direction - more freedom. Also, Blizzard, South Park, NBA are part of popular culture in the west. Cooperation with China is endangering that culture, so you see backlash. Standards related to RISC-V
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If someone wants to go as far as to claim that any computation is just curve-fitting then your statement is equivalent to Church–Turing thesis. There are no formal arguments against Church–Turing thesis. From that perspective intelligence i
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Tesla was fooling around with that. https://www.tesla.com/en_CA/videos/battery-swap-event?redire... If they didn't stick with it, nobody will. Also, standardizing batteries across companies is just silly. Ele
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The issue here is mostly with the countries in extreme poverty. Countries with average fertility rate of 3 and higher. Women in countries with the highest fertility index often do not control when they get pregnant. Having 6 and more childr
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Control of resources factors into the equation, because dollars are intrinsically worthless. If money have intrinsic value, why not to print 1 000 000 000$ on a bill and give one to everyone? Suddenly everyone would become a billionaire. Yo
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You should define what you mean by wealth. What does it mean that you will loot wealthy people? Will you eat shares of a company for breakfast? Will you burn cash in stove to warm your house? Wealthy people control resources. You can take
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I thought myself how to code as a kid. My interests pretty quickly converged on AI and I saw academic career as the best path for me. I was fortunate to have a chance to study abroad. I'm Polish and my mother ended up a cleaning lady i
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You should keep in mind degrees of freedom of whatever you were playing with as well as complexity of the fitness function. Simple optimization problems have simple solutions. Physical, sustainable self replication is anything but simple. A
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