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by Natsu 8mo ago
I wonder if the AIs will actually read this, or if they'll respond like they do to questions about whether one should walk or drive to the nearby car wash to wash their car, where the AI loves telling you how great walking is, but fail
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by Natsu 8mo ago
Causation has a direction, but the equals sign doesn't, is probably an overly-pithy summary of the first section of the book. And it was hard to represent the simple observation that effects come after causes, not before. So they intr
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by Natsu 8mo ago
Causal has a specific meaning related to causal modeling, most studies can't show causality, a lot only show correlation[1]. And the third one seems to be about effect sizes. But a lot of this is still concerning, even if they appear
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by Natsu 8mo ago
So, 3 stoplights worth of time?
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by Natsu 8mo ago
It's interesting to note that some states restrict the use of rap music lyrics as evidence: https://legalclarity.org/using-rap-lyrics-as-evidence-in-cri...
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by Natsu 8mo ago
> But most humans would have been aware of the big picture scenario much earlier. Are there muliple kids milling around on the sidewalk? Near a school? Is there a big truck/SUV parked there? Waymos constantly track pedestrians nearb
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by Natsu 10mo ago
I'm surprised the don't know to treat it as a 4-way stop, either. This kind of outage is pretty common in Phoenix, too, which is another major Waymo market. It probably happens to at least some part of the city every monsoon sea
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by Natsu 10mo ago
> In that sense the methodological problems here are more serious than the ones they point to in the World Happiness Report. It's a simple question, sure, but it's not clear that it's a very meaningful one, even if other a
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by Natsu 10mo ago
I grew up in a world where everyone knew cursive, and until this sort of discussion became popular in recent years, it honestly wouldn't have occurred to me that there were many people who didn't know. But I guess they had to cut
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by Natsu 10mo ago
Anything you're forced to do too much you lose all enjoyment of. If you're given at least a bit of agency, it's far more enjoyable. I read because I wanted to all the time, but every reading assignment was a chore.
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by Natsu 10mo ago
> Why would you write in cursive? Anyone using paper + pen? Writing a letter or thank you note? You know, stuff only people who grew up before the internet was popular still do.
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by Natsu 10mo ago
You probably mean Inverse Cramer: https://finbold.com/inverse-cramer-leaves-sp-nasdaq-and-dow-...
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by Natsu 10mo ago
This doesn't even seem to look at "predictions" if you dig into what it actually did. Looking at my own example (#210 on https://karpathy.ai/hncapsule/hall-of-fame.html with 4 comments), very little of
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by Natsu 10mo ago
Also, if they're known to be at such a high risk of adverse events, would they even be given the treatments, trial or not?
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by Natsu 11mo ago
Fifteen here, I think I found it by searching to see if a different Hacker News was still around (it wasn't) but I wasn't disappointed and stayed.
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by Natsu 11mo ago
It's not really "accidental. Exposing stuff like this is precisely why they rolled out the country of origin feature.
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by Natsu 11mo ago
What is the benefit of using R if it's really Q?
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by Natsu 11mo ago
A lot of pro-environment people are reconsidering nuclear these days and were even before things like AI started demanding more electricity because it doesn't involve burning more hydrocarbons.
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by Natsu 11mo ago
> and they aren’t irrational (i.e. they have a finite precision). I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding what you mean by 'finite precision' but the ordinary meaning of those words would seem to limit it to rational num
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by Natsu 11mo ago
We had AOL back in the day, but...
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by Natsu 11mo ago
I actually still have an original 8088 sitting in a closet. I need to figure out something to do with it some day.
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by Natsu 11mo ago
Phoenix, Arizona
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by Natsu 1y ago
Some places will dismiss a traffic ticket if you attend a driver's education class to get updates, though you can only do this once every few years. So at least there have been some attempts to get people to update their learning.
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by Natsu 1y ago
It'd have to make a false statement of fact. The problem with that is, according to the article, Schumer actually did say the words and the video has a disclaimer that it's AI, though it could be more visible since it seems to ge
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by Natsu 1y ago
It's definitely easier to drive than in many places, but "doesn't get weather" is not quite right when there are significant dust storms every year. But few people even know what haboob means, so I guess they don't
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by Natsu 1y ago
No take, only throw.
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by Natsu 1y ago
For me, it was much easier to make friends with the manager of the local Blockbuster knock-off rental place and order games via them. Though I did once walk 6 miles (round trip) to Wal-Mart to buy Illusion of Gaia with allowance money.
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by Natsu 1y ago
> you don't feel safe. I cited lived experience, not feelings, and it's hard to see how expanding transport more is going to fix that when they don't care for what we have now.
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by Natsu 1y ago
I feel like you just skipped over half of the problem keeping people from using the public transport that does exist.
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by Natsu 1y ago
> de-stigmatizing public transport I don't avoid it because of "stigma" but lived experience where it takes 2x as long to get anywhere and I'm far more likely to get assaulted by some rando while minding my own busine

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