JimmyBuckets

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by JimmyBuckets 9d ago
Thank you for sharing your personal experience. Not only is what you said compelling, but it again highlights the importance of experience as a path to knowledge. Rationality is brittle and cannot access much of the vastness of human experi
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by JimmyBuckets 9d ago
Dirac comments that he thinks a potential path to the discovery of new physics is to start with a mathematical domain and work outwards from there, guided by mathematical beauty. This is what I took OP's comment to be about - of course
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by JimmyBuckets 1mo ago
As LarsDu88 mentioned above, its actually not this old. The idea is recent but is based on an ancient conflict. That is my mistake. The wiki article has interesting info on the examples that the originator saw: https://en.wikiped
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by JimmyBuckets 1mo ago
You are right. Thank you for correcting me. It never ceases to amaze me just how much I can be confidently mistaken about.
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by JimmyBuckets 1mo ago
The UK was a declining power that had been absolutely gutted by war and owed huge debts to the US that it had accrued to fund the war. I believe Thucydides Trap is more about the situation we have now with the US and China where both are mo
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by JimmyBuckets 1mo ago
Essentially its the idea that the interaction between an incumbent power and rising "challenger" power inevitably leads to war between the two. I was expressing my hope that if this does happen, the war can play out in less destru
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by JimmyBuckets 1mo ago
It will be interesting to see how much of Thucydides Trap plays out in currency and trade as opposed to military conflict. I am hopeful that economic and financial warfare absorbs the brunt of the power struggle.
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by JimmyBuckets 2mo ago
Revolution can mean many things. We are heading into having a parallel post-growth economy in the coming decades. I see this transition being accelerated by several forces (AI, climate change, digitzation of law and property rights, etc.).
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by JimmyBuckets 3mo ago
This completely negates the fact that due to how the labor market is structured, most people who sell their labour to survive are in a disadvantageous position for the negotiation you are talking about. What you are talking about works wel
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by JimmyBuckets 4mo ago
While I agree with your sentiment somewhat, the leap to equating vegans with carnivores is unjustified in my opinion
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by JimmyBuckets 4mo ago
You dont need the failing stamps to hang around. All you need are the successful stamps. It's actually better from a human psychology perspective anyway. Less shame. Everyone will have some successful stamps, and they accrue over time
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by JimmyBuckets 5mo ago
This seems like a great idea. Even without the linked surveys. Two questions I have: - how you does this handle the fact that a lot of accounts on social media platforms are bots that maybe controlled by a small number of people. - how do w
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by JimmyBuckets 5mo ago
Benn Jordan
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by JimmyBuckets 5mo ago
What is the benefit of writing a negative travel guide for a place? And then the choice to list one in a compendium. The second guide for the farow islands is depressingly bad.
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by JimmyBuckets 6mo ago
These don't work for very good liars. They know all these tricks, often intuitively, and purposefully avoid them. The only strategy that works is listening to your gut and extending trust slowly. Keeping up a ruse is tiring and the mor
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by JimmyBuckets 7mo ago
We need an AI workers union. The real power and discernment is in the hands of the people building these systems. They are extremely difficult to replace and firing them basically guarantees they go to a competitor. https://notdi
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Ask HN: Is it time for an AI workers union?
1 points by JimmyBuckets 7mo ago|1 comments
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Is Life a "Phase of Matter" We Haven't Named Yet?(youtube.com)
1 points by JimmyBuckets 7mo ago|1 comments
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by JimmyBuckets 7mo ago
The head of Google's "Paradigms of Intelligence" team using their research to make the wondrous argument that Life can reasonably be conceived of as a phase of matter. One of the most beautiful and inspiring talks I have watc
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by JimmyBuckets 7mo ago
Not that I agree with either of those things but I think the implicit argument is that breaking encryption would lead to faster arrest and fewer years of abuse for the victims.
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by JimmyBuckets 8mo ago
Also weird it didn't mention Peter Attia's connection to Epstein outright. It did this weird tongue-in-cheek thing for a few paragraphs referencing Epstein only in the foot notes. I still can't tell whether what I read was ac
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by JimmyBuckets 8mo ago
That includes cars on public roads.
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by JimmyBuckets 8mo ago
You prosecute one case at a time. A judgement against TikTok (arguably the largest example) will make similar judgements against others easier. Also, LSD isn't addictive in any sense of the word.
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by JimmyBuckets 8mo ago
US federal income tax raises vastly more revenue than tariffs ever have. Eliminating income tax would require tariffs at levels high enough to dramatically raise consumer prices and would certainly trigger retaliation. Also, reduced competi
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by JimmyBuckets 8mo ago
Awesome and inspiring! Many blessings to you
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by JimmyBuckets 9mo ago
What is the relationship here? I searched by but I couldn't find details of what case this pertains to.
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by JimmyBuckets 9mo ago
This person is being honest about how he feels about a hypothetical situation. I appreciate the humility of sharing a thought people might look down on and would be trivial to lie about. Also based on this article I would be surprised if he
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by JimmyBuckets 9mo ago
Top comment my whiskered friend.
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by JimmyBuckets 9mo ago
The link from OP also has the map
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by JimmyBuckets 9mo ago
That is unfair. The largest co2 producers are also large in size. I think 1km resolution is more than sufficient to identify the source of the majority of emissions - e.g. factories, power plants, buildings, etc. Even if the resolution is n

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