SuoDuanDao

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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
'step change' sounds less exciting than 'singularity' but in terms of the original definition there's very little distinction.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Teaching is going to be a career affected early by chatgpt because students will use it (are using it) to do assignments. A good teacher doesn't need to know much about machine learning to think about how that will affect his job, he j
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
I think we're seeing the early phases a prediction I made in my first book come true: That computers will be more suitable than humans for most of the functions humans currently use their left brain half for. Best case, that will have
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Ah, that's fair. I formulate a similar observation by saying that digital assets inhabit a post-scarcity economy which doesn't work the same as a resource-based scarcity one, and using the same money for both requires more suspens
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Do you have an alternative to suggest? Under most of human history the chosen elites inherited their positions from an ancestor who won an important war. Capitalism may not be an even playing field but the process that lets Elon Musk build
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
It doesn't seem to work the same in the anglosphere though. Unions in Germany at least seem more like guilds, they engage in collective bargaining but also do a lot to ensure high quality work from their members. Less need to focus on
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Supposedly Jeremy Corbin said something overly critical of its foreign policy, but I've yet to hear a direct quote I wouldn't myself say in public.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
>"Free speech" is widely mocked as a supposed principle because it's a rallying call, not a specific thing. To many of us the mockery of people who think that way is a badge of honor.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
would be an easy option, to autoblock with your friends or not. or even with individual friends - I value the opinions of lots of people who filter out people I'd want to hear from.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
They both seem to be about evolution...
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
One other is if you're a consultancy and you're billing out 10X Tommy at the same rate as .1X Oswald. We don't always care about productivity!
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
I'm INXP and type 5, and one thing that's helped me get around this is improvisational comedy. Probably more easy for me because I'm on the cusp of T and F so I'm used to not thinking all the time, but I imagine it'
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Interesting. I got around this by just betting very small amounts of real money - here's a video from my channel where I document my activities on that front: https://vistacaretech.sharepoint.com/:w:/s/enginee
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
I'm sure Iran is glad to field-test its drones in the Ukrainian theatre for this reason.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Saudi Arabia is hardly a desirable model, though enough money admittedly papers over a lot of human rights abuses. In the above example it's like a hot girl with severe mental health issues. Norway's sovereign wealth fund is a str
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
not surprising, but I'd bet SWSB would have been going strong in the interim...
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
I came across a humorous video of someone getting his fish to invest in stocks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USKD3vPD6ZA&t=715s He was essentially teaching algo trading, and also tracked wallstreet bets sentiment anal
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
There are plans to add (I believe) iron oxide to the oceans to increase algae growth. Don't recall the organization's name right now.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
I think it's a classic case of designing for the average being terrible for the plurality. People are different. If someone like yourself prefers an office environment it's great if the employer can provide one, costs permitting.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
big difference between a service dog and a family dog. They might as well let everyone take their young children to work.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Is a soldier guilty for shooting towards the enemy? Office authoritarians know they're causing this kind of risk in an abstract sense, I say let them reap what they sow.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
couldn't it do that before they hired them for more in SV?
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
Anecdotally, my father is probably autistic and doing heart-focused meditation has made him much better able to handle some of the side effects, particularly sensory overload and social frustration. It might be a question of some meditation
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
what's the crazy idea? I don't have investor money but I might mention it to the right person.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
What have humanities scholars ever done for me? Granted, some have written books I like, but is there any evidence they wouldn't have done that absent said scholarship?
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
presumably Halal and Haram, but I'm not a Muslim scholar nor do I live in a Muslim culture. I do know that Christian culture has a (and used to have a much stronger) preoccupation with a struggle between god and the devil.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
An Elon Musk of the ancient world.
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
I always assumed that the dualism of modern Christianity and Islam came from Zoroastrianism - it's not an obvious feature of a monotheistic religion and it must have come from somewhere. That said, I suppose we're removed enough f
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
>please assume good faith ... >Try arguing in good faith
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by SuoDuanDao 4y ago
this is basically a 51% attack for social proof.

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