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UncleMeat
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It also means that the behavior needs to be stable across time and that tools cannot report this behavior as a bug.
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I find it very hard to believe that there will be no motivation to create value if you can't possess more than $999,999,999.99
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2mo ago
Somebody with three kids earning 26k is in extreme poverty. If them being a net receiver of government funds is considered a bad thing.... Christ.
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2mo ago
The political compass (which is not scientific in any manner and is basically trash for understanding things) splits into two dimensions. Liberal-Authoritarian and Left-Right. "Auth-right" refers to somebody in the Authoritarian&#
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2mo ago
The political compass test is not meaningful. The particular breakdown it uses is not some sort of consensus amongst political scientists nor are the questions and methods it uses to place people developed in some rigorous manner. Like you
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2mo ago
While this isn't necessarily true at the individual level, HR as an institution is this way. The first HR departments were developed to defuse feminist agitation against sexist workplace environments at Sears.
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2mo ago
AI has made it 10x worse. My wife is a professor. Tons of students cheat. Often badly. It is a complete phase shift from pre-chatgpt. Detection methods keep having to adapt. Usually she catches people because a writing assignment will say s
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3mo ago
Cows are covered in their own shit, including their udders. "I drank raw milk and didn't get sick" is not actually the same as "drinking raw milk is safe."
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3mo ago
Even if you accept the lab leak (highly questionable) and buy into the conspiracy that Fauci was controlling the operation of GoF research that created covid this is wrong. Lockdowns were managed by local authorities and state leadership.
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3mo ago
That is not the reason. The reason is that they wanted the model to have access to libraries when it was writing code to solve the eval problems. So they gave it a package manager.
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3mo ago
I don't know if advertising a diet of primarily beef and sauerkraut is walking the walk. His opinion of what "healthy food" is is based in vibes and conspiracy rather than scientific rigor.
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3mo ago
LLMs are very good at programming. This is clear. Software engineering will look very different in 2030 than it did in 2020. There are also opportunities now for people to use code to solve problems that weren't previously economical b
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"Eat healthy food and exercise" has been recommendation #1 for ages. The idea that RFK and his friends are somehow novel in this public communication is bizarre.
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3mo ago
A 60 year old was born in 1966 and started their career in the mid 80s. That's displaced pretty far from ww2.
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3mo ago
Fage and parsley are up substantially since 2020. The rest has been pretty stable, at least near me.
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3mo ago
Where? At least where I live if I went to Kroger I’d spend $6 on bread, two tubs of Fage would be $14, eggs are like $3, the parsley would be like $1.50 and the rest of the veggies comes out to about $5.
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3mo ago
Programs that expand recruiting beyond the typical prestigious university track can accomplish this.
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A great thing about literature is that it can be expressed in different contexts. A piece of art being about one thing at one time does not mean that we cannot use that art to explore a different thing at a different time.
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I do not believe that AI weapons will reduce civilian casualties. Maybe per strike it will but we also know that when we give people new capabilities they will use them more. Suddenly instead of taking time to select targets you can ask a
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3mo ago
It is very clear that you are not talking about height. You are also different policy treatment of these groups.
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> I didn't say humanities majors don't earn more. People who earn more with their degree aren't the contention. The contention is the nebulous, intrinsic value of a "more educated society", c.f. https:/
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That is not true. Disparate impact has never meant "literally anything that produces disparate impact is against the law." I guess until the Trump admin has started using it to mean this when it affects white people.
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Hm. How does this vibe with your blanket judgement about Bangladeshis?
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We are all humans sharing one planet.
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Gerrymandering means that the house is a skewed representation of the people. The senate is a skewed representation of the people in its intentional structure. Further, the Trump administration is happily destroying things that are funded
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If that is the test then it is plainly obvious from the data that humanities majors earn more than workers who never went to college. Where are you getting this idea that this isn't happening? In my state the text of the constitution i
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I don't understand what you mean by "do not produce economic benefits" then. So you say STEM majors do this and that humanities majors do not. But I truly do not understand. I really do not think that your understanding of a
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> They need to demonstrate that it's somehow beneficial on average to economic outcomes. Well we can demonstrate conclusively with data that people who get a humanities education have lower unemployment and earn higher wages than pe
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I don't understand how the only use of the humanities is to teach people about classical liberalism. Surely my polysci friend who worked on 21st century dictatorships and my history friend who worked on early modern communication netwo
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What does it mean to undermine it? Is your position that no matter what the rigorous application of some research method produces that you should always come to a predetermined conclusion that some particular form of western liberalism fro
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