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by _9ptr 1y ago
I would have thought the "traditional way" would simply be eat less, move more (by changing your habits of course).
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by _9ptr 1y ago
It's not a gamble, it's an application of the law of large numbers. But yes, changes in the underlying assumptions (e.g. mortality rates) can make the whole calculation untenable.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Oh come on, you can't be serious. It's not a gamble, you transfer your risk to a collective.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
No and No, it doesn't.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Doesn't the blinking cursor tell you it's ready for input and not still running the previous command? Seems useful.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
That has been true for a long time, even when liberals were happier with american policy.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
The use as a suffix "-frei" is something different I think. I'm pretty sure it has kept its meaning of "-los" ("-less") since a long time ago.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
How could I forget about Freibier. Unverzeihlich.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Isn't English actually the only language where "free" can also mean "at no cost"? German is the same as French in this regard, we have "kostenlos" (literally cost-less) "gratis" (the same) and
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Fanny Chmelar is pronounced "Fanny Schmeller", which sounds a bit like "Fanny Smeller"
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Have you ever heard of Fanny Chmelar?
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Section 4.6 is certainly ridiculous, but I suppose you can just ignore it.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
That's not the case. I have come to such situations. And I suppose the program can identify those as well and put the bomb where you didn't click.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
In minesweeper online there's also a "no guessing" mode which, in my opinion, is much more interesting than the normal mode. It means that if you guess in a situation where you could have deduced the mines, you always get a m
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Pierce Hawthorne compared it to Shangri-La
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by _9ptr 1y ago
He said randomly, which means the opposite of predictable or reliable. Sometimes he won't disengage for years and the algorithm would be non the wiser!
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by _9ptr 1y ago
It's sad he can't witness the death of television
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by _9ptr 1y ago
That's not how insurance works
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by _9ptr 1y ago
The number of people who want that may be higher than you think. It's the only/main reason why the FIFA-games exist.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
UBI is not about "care". That's just the typical left-wing compassion framing. I don't want to abolish all taxes, I'm not a libertarian. But giving away the money you took from somebody else needs a justification (f
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by _9ptr 1y ago
I made the socialism-remark because of the post before blaming everything on economic inequality. While that can lead to problems, I don't think it's necessarily a problem in itself or a sign of injustice. You're correct in t
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by _9ptr 1y ago
I'm european, so socialism means actually socialism (no/no/yes).
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Well in this case someone seems to employ and pay these software developers. We can only speculate about the future having more AI-code or the repercussions thereof (as many do).
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Except that socialism has failed already. Universal basic income is impossible to justify morally.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
This might not be the most scientific take, but the description reminds me of the Elvish boats of Lothlórien. Did Tolkien possess advanced knowledge of viking seafaring?
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by _9ptr 1y ago
I'm Eminem and my wife is also Eminem.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
He obviously wants to advance climate change
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Seems like ChatGPT is an utter failure
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by _9ptr 1y ago
Laughs in Hirohiko Araki.
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by _9ptr 1y ago
I don't know much about constitutional law, either german or american, but I know you often can't just "plain read" the text.

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