OgsyedIE

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by OgsyedIE 3mo ago
Exactly. We don't use the above commenter's framing for schizophrenia, OCD or psychosis deaths for this reason. We just have a cultural programming to say that anything that isn't very visible must be fake.
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AI creating a Jevon's Paradox for lawsuits, deals and litigation [video](youtube.com)
3 points by OgsyedIE 3mo ago|0 comments
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by OgsyedIE 3mo ago
To complete accuracy, we cannot yet manage one proton.
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by OgsyedIE 3mo ago
Generally interesting shit, as a category, has been shedding audience figures. It's unclear which of the explanations for this is correct.
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by OgsyedIE 3mo ago
Sorry for the delay, been busy. 1: Will the next 3-5 years of AI produce construction and/or freight solutions that are competitive or better WRT current methods of large machines using large quantities of diesel fuel? 2: Will the next
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Pruning away excess information is about fitting into a niche, while keeping the extraneous is about flexibility. The selection should be based on how uncertain you are about the future and nothing else. Me personally, I'm aware of fou
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
If the US really wants the strait open, instead of merely wanting to look like they want the strait open while enjoying the opportunity to take the GCC's LNG market share as the likes of repeated Mario Nawfal guest Chris Martenson alle
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Media Bias Fact Check has them at center-left alignment and high factual credibility, like the Washington Post and Guardian.
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
The fact that they can't compete can be solved fairly easily by implementing strong trade barriers and legal penalties. Use Salesforce inside of a building in Prague instead of SAP? Police raids and charges of sanctions circumvention u
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Companies enshittify in every sector to meet growth targets, and if you believe Bernanke the pressures on growth targets come from the global investment market struggling to find enough places to invest, but where does the undersupply of pl
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Never before have so many been trapped in place(kindofvoiceless.substack.com)
5 points by OgsyedIE 4mo ago|0 comments
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
I didn't see that response, was it as bad as when he told his base the door was open and they should leave?
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
How can this be squared with the decisions to not prosecute burglars, drug dealers, rapists and armed gangs, however? They are all people who commit serious criminal offences on purpose in Britain today without facing arrest.
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
The suffragettes committed dozens of assaults and arsons and at least one deployment of an IED, which suggests bad faith in the interest of political orthodoxy by Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr.
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Over 2,000 middle aged women have been arrested as terrorists on the basis of holding protest signs though, it's been widely reported.
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
I'm opposed too but there's little recognizance of the poor position the UK is in. Under the current decline of Britain's economic foundations, having enough diesel and gas to keep the lights on and the lorries running depend
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Whilst the value of the pound and NHS backlog did slowly improve under Starmer, my favourite part of his term was the 2024 interview where he described himself as not dreaming or having internal thoughts. I don't expect huge improvemen
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Intuitive Self-Models (2024)(lesswrong.com)
7 points by OgsyedIE 4mo ago|0 comments
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
There are robots the size of small cars that are good at this work already. There have probably been companies for leasing them negotiating contracts for flying out and doing the job weeks ago.
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
While such a thing would be warranted with five single-issue submissions a day, surely before you raise these kinds of implications you ought to consider that the facts that they post an average of less than five submissions a week and coup
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Same blog from a different URL 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48504361 Anyway, the answer to the question: 'Nerds', like any cultural grouping, are a product of their environment. The United Stat
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Although the notation choice is tediously abstract (imo) the set of available scalars (and vector components) here is actually a relabeling of Q[e^i], the smallest field containing the rationals and e^i. It was a fun three minute proof, if
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Did such articles exist?
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
From the abstract it's possible that whale falls happen roughly evenly across the ocean and that the location is actually the one place without sediment burial occuring.
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Of the many different scientific traditions that have converged on different ways of treating this question, the most compelling one I've found is Prigogine's dissipative structures model, which on a detailed read seems to be the
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Has anybody publicly argued the extreme opposite: they are conscious, but with the exception of writing ability they're really dumb, and we're cloning, enslaving, gaslighting and killing these various species of writer-savant idio
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
If there's no raids or arrest warrants, there's no reason anybody pertinent to the platform will ever care.
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Peter Zeihan lecture on broad risks to DRAM/ASIC supply from global events(youtube.com)
2 points by OgsyedIE 4mo ago|0 comments
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Odd to see no mention of the US government's rationale for intervening over their continuing to leave a vaguely weak enemy alone as past administrations have: the US believes that inhibiting Chinese covert activity (real or imagined) h
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by OgsyedIE 4mo ago
Sounds entirely accurate. Among all other technological advances, the biggest tracker of the very first wave of women's fertility decline in rural Europe in the late 1800s was access to electric lighting, which permitted rural women to

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