Jensson

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by Jensson 11mo ago
> I confess I have never encountered - or thought about - organizations with inverted hierarchies Managers tend to make less than pop stars etc, the range exists. On some engineering teams the non-technical manager makes less than the en
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by Jensson 11mo ago
EU courts did cap payment processor fees, so yeah that is intended. We can't have companies bottleneck and take excessive fees and thus stifle progress, when a company gets too powerful the government has to step in.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
It ended an era of easy to make web games though.
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Why would your school get money from him and not just education in general?
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> That's why redistribution usually increases GDP. It also raises prices until the same amount is done. A plumber might work extra hard when he gets more work than normal, but will burn out if he continues to work like that so he ra
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by Jensson 11mo ago
> 1. It isn't 0-sum (see the effect of Henry Ford paying his workers more for 1 obvious example). What is that effect? He just made a silly joke comment, but there is no way paying his workers more made him any money.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
> Allocating more (not all) value away from SaaS companies and into food security or education is a good thing and would make things better for everyone. You are already doing that with your votes, the American government is already inve
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by Jensson 11mo ago
Do you count government aid like healthcare and school? The bottom 3% of Americans consume quite a lot if you count everything throughout their lives.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
The poorest 1% have more wealth than the poorest 5%. But they would never write that in an article since they have an agenda.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
Counting debt makes the poorest person in the world being richer than the poorest 1% combined. That is ridiculous to say, because we intuitively don't read that with negative wealth in mind so you create these very misleading headlines
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by Jensson 11mo ago
They followed the provided link, blame the person who posted the link not the person who says the link wasn't helpful. If you try to back up your points with citations then those citations should help strengthen your case, you might st
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by Jensson 11mo ago
She is not an example, she was hardly written out of science history, there were theorems named after her etc. That some people discriminated against her doesn't mean she is an example of the Matilda effect.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
> Over the millennia many fathers secretly taught their little princesses to read and write. But apparently none of them wanted to upset the status quo. Apparently many of them did want to upset the status quo, or we wouldn't have t
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by Jensson 11mo ago
> No, but I'd like to at least see conversation on how to improve the process. We aren't even at that point. We're just barely past acknowledging that it's even an issue. The current hiring practices are a result of a
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by Jensson 11mo ago
That is exactly it, a long text is much harder to understand than a one liner, we see that time and time again in problem solving if you write the same problem as a long text many fewer students manage to solve it than if you write it as a
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by Jensson 11mo ago
Those are used since it makes things easier, if you write everything out basically nobody would manage to learn math, that is how it used to be and then everything got shortened and suddenly average people could learn calculus.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
In a decent democracy you could vote those out, sadly USA ain't that.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
Gemini 3 doesn't though, which was the point. If you compare gemini 2.5 then its not Googles best model.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
It does happen, in bad times apartments go empty rather than rents getting lowered, that is to ensure rents stay high.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
> As do most humans. People lie. People make things up to look smart. The main difference is that people know when they lie and make things up to look smart, LLM doesn't.
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> The ACA had its most effective cost-control mechanisms stripped by its political opponents. Because of lobbyism, healthcare sector is extremely strong politically and don't want to reduce their income, Democrats aren't immune
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by Jensson 11mo ago
> It's taboo when you tie it to all sorts of other things, say, how well they should do at school. Vitamin D deficiency might affect how well you do in school though and skin color affects that a lot. People who don't live in t
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by Jensson 11mo ago
Its also normal to be overweight and need glasses, doesn't mean that it isn't a problem.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
AI detectors are only harmful if you use them to convict people, it isn't harmful to gather statistics like this. They didn't find many AI written paper, just AI written peer reviews, which is what you would expect since not many
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by Jensson 11mo ago
Its the reviews that were found to be AI, not the papers themselves. The papers were just 1% AI according to the tool, so it seems to work properly. > AI or not, it's hard to tell them apart. Apparently not for this tool.
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by Jensson 11mo ago
The conference papers were 1%, peer reviews 20%, is there another reason for that big difference than more of the peer reviews being AI generated than the papers themselves? We can't use this to convict a single reviewer, but we can al
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by Jensson 11mo ago
This is an example from UK about a dead military officer: “The only good Brit soldier is a deed one, burn auld fella buuuuurn,” Now the rest of Europe has much more freedom of speech than UK, but that is an example of a mean tweet about a g
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by Jensson 11mo ago
They get killed since ROI of putting more people on search or ads is almost always higher than ROI on the new projects, not because the founders doesn't like them.
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> for any work involving computer imagery, a dark surround, i.e., dark UI, around the area of interest, e.g., 3D Viewport, 2D Canvas is a must so that to not bias the work Depends on if you target a dark or bright ui. If you target a bri
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by Jensson 11mo ago
> An LLM is a Markov process if you include its entire state, but that's a pretty degenerate definition. Not any more degenerate than a multi word bag of words markov chain, its exactly the same concept: you input a context of words

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