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by MathYouF 5y ago
You've both just completely missed the real underlying thing going on in that situation. To the Japanese person, the main question on their mind is is the thing the village council is telling them to do in the best interests of the com
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Japanese feel compelled to defend their group because a lot of foreigners impose their cultural expectations on them, and misunderstand the intent behind why certain things are done the way they're done. And because they genuinely love
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by MathYouF 5y ago
If there's anything SoTA AI researchers love and have experience doing it's writing blog posts and papers explaining how. The lack of details makes me think they're either hiding a new technique they'd rather keep secret
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by MathYouF 5y ago
Me and every friend I had in elementary school played with pokemon cards. We never once played the actual card game, just the gameboy game. The cards were closer to stuffed animals than utility items. If you played a card game it was YuGiOh
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by MathYouF 5y ago
Ended up making my VSCode show white spaces instead and setting the default clicking tab to make a single space, but I appreciate the advice to make it more visually explicit, it has definitely thrown me off before when the code i'm lo
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It's interesting you view those as informational because I see them as narrative stories. Also you might think you don't need the time to ponder but you don't know what you've missed by not taking the time the show maker
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by MathYouF 5y ago
All of you people really listen to podcasts and youtube videos and lectures at more than 1x speed? What about just enjoying the emotional journey, the pregnant pauses, having time to consider possibilities and implications between narrative
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by MathYouF 5y ago
Why don't you rent out your car on Turo when you're not using it, or resell your items when you're done with them rather than throw them away? I suspect, for the car example at least, it's for similar reasons. The liabil
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by MathYouF 5y ago
This would outlaw advertising that is effective then, since the entire goal of an advertisement is to maximize the difference between A and B. So to do any advertising you'd have to prove it wasn't very effective? Sounds similar t
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by MathYouF 5y ago
From the article: "No matter how engaging the songs or poems that a computer generates may be, they ultimately feel empty. They lack the electricity of the human body, the hum of human consciousness, the connection with another person.
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by MathYouF 5y ago
Well said. I just thought the person who is the root commenter of this chain characterising the article as "An attempt to get sympathy" was overly myopic. I also feel bias in parts of my life and if someone had written a guide abo
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by MathYouF 5y ago
Fair point, the tweet wasn't quantitatively backed up. Interestingly the title above said "The standards for you are higher." and yet her paragraphs after that don't revisit that idea, but rather make the point that they
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Seemed like a normal and reasonable guide. Do you really posit that absolutely no men are sexist to them? I'm sure you'd agree there much be some. So then what ought they do about it to defend themselves and have a career they wan
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by MathYouF 5y ago
Keep your dogma towards accepting the status quo on hacker news please, a diversity of opinions is valued here.