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The Intelligence Asymptote
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28d ago
Author here. The argument is not that AI is a bubble or that current systems are mere autocomplete. I expect them to transform software, science, and knowledge work. The narrower claim is that increasingly accurate reconstruction of cogniti
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5y ago
Thank you very much kazinator!
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Thank you so much krapp!
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Ask HN: Best practices for modeling B-Trees in SQL?
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If you don’t mind the code being public, GitHub pages is free and a fantastic resource. I think you can also upgrade to a paid version to make the code private. Check it out here: https://pages.github.com/
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Uber for Software Engineers
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Show HN: Vertlas: Uberizing Tech Support for Software Engineers
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New Tech Support Service for Engineers
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Covid-19 Stay-at-Home Data by US County
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8y ago
No single person knows.
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8y ago
Ray Dalio has a really cool book about this. I'm just starting it myself but I think it would help explain a lot of the questions in this thread. He has a FREE pdf which you can download to any eReader, or you can buy the hardcopy. You
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1. Many values (about 60%) are determined biologically, there is no definition process. This is not a computer algorithm, I’m talking about how the human brain works, how people work. The brain makes decisions in part by invoking the biolog
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1. Yes, you are. Maybe point two will help see why. 2. You can't define anything beyond a platitude without some sort of values prioritization. Real world definitions will inherently use a value hierarchy. This is where the conflation
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You are conflating real world policy execution with values. Substance can't be mapped onto reality without prioritizing values and deciding accordingly. The belief of individual liberty is shared throughout America, its real world exec
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People most definitely DO NOT have similar values, and this almost entirely explains the left/right divide within the United States. Most Americans have been brought up to believe in shared beliefs like individual liberty, equality bef
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8y ago
And again, you've completely caricatured anyone with a more conservative view point. The vast majority of people who criticize BLM or any other leftist issue are not racists. They are people who see problems with a movement that has go
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A couple things I think you’re missing: Your assumption that one of the positions, either liberal or conservative, must be correct, is wrong. Second, the assumption that professors know better than the general population in all cases is als
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This comment right here is proof of why we need to embrace viewpoint diversity. You’ve caricatureized any opposing argument inside your own head to the point where anyone who disagrees with you must be a scumbag. You can think BLM is a brok
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Thank you for the responses ladies and gents. At the risk of upsetting some of you further, I fully stand behind my PHP comments. I'm only kidding (sort of). Thanks again.
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How Can I Take My Coding Skills from Intermediate to Expert?
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