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by a123b456c 1y ago
For now, we have to rely on the social algorithm of 'reputation'
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by a123b456c 1y ago
I have numerous experiences being quoted by NPR reporters. I have regularly observed them to deliberately frame stories to interest their audience (as I believe they should). In this case, if the reporter claims poisoning without sufficient
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by a123b456c 1y ago
Every human endeavour reflects common human behaviors. Large groups of humans do not interact without political considerations arising. Science has a few aspects that are distinct from non-Science enterprises, but more aspects in common.
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by a123b456c 1y ago
Occasionally, I wish I commented often enough to get downvote privileges.
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by a123b456c 1y ago
Didn't the new Chrome update break uBlock, or is that just for my test cell? I've been in mourning...
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by a123b456c 1y ago
You could just read the lawsuit. It has everything you're looking for, sourced from internal Google communications, and is written in plain language. https://www.justice.gov/archives/opa/press-release/fil
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by a123b456c 2y ago
I'm an avid reader and platforms expert who would love a reason to migrate away from goodreads. My first three impressions: 1. I want to know your business model and ownership structure. Moving is costly, give me a reason to try you as
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by a123b456c 2y ago
The doj v Google ad tech case is awaiting resolution and possible remedies, so we don't know what antitrust allows right now.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
I've known some English PhDs. They were more focused on self-education rather than external rewards. Many of them were training to become high school teachers eventually, and they knew it. They saw no hurry to begin that career.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Don't forget SDG&E/Sempra. San Diego locals hate them with a passion. It is crazy that an area with such abundant solar generation and environmental concerns should have such expensive power.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
I think it's a neat photo, and I appreciate the spirit of your post, but I recommend you to modify or delete it, unless you got his consent to post. Not that anyone would, but I would be creeped out if I learned that people were postin
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by a123b456c 2y ago
This argument may focus too much on the category of external rewards. I might well be kidding myself or self-justifying, but I believe internal rewards are at least as important. Some materially successful people are deeply unhappy.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Also, books. Books are amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-Le9SH4mvU
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by a123b456c 2y ago
I'm surprised this post has not gotten more traction here.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Why is it different with a F500? I could think of reasons both in favor and against, but I'm curious about your rationale.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
You might reasonably be describing the current TikTok algorithm, but companies often modify algorithms over time.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Maybe tie the minimum wage to inflation?
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by a123b456c 2y ago
I mean no harm, but I want to caution that you may have just over-shared in public again. I wish you well.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
> Academics who specialize in obscure areas love to get their name in the press, and the easiest way to do that is to go to a reporter and make vague and irresponsible claims about risks to human health, even if those risks are very, ver
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by a123b456c 2y ago
I think the implicit argument is that he wants to avoid more canceled contracts, along with other forms of retribution like personal attacks he experienced a few years earlier.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
What I have to say may come across as harsh but I only intend it to be helpful. If you invested in projects, and the investments did not pay off, I see three likely explanations. First, maybe your investment function is miscalibrated. Secon
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Not a lawyer, but this document seems highly relevant. DOJ Withdraws “Safety Zones” for Information Sharing and Other Collaborations https://www.crowell.com/en/insights/client-alerts/doj-withdr...
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Did Early ChatGPT-4 Adopters Change Other Digital Payments? Exploratory Evidence(papers.ssrn.com)
3 points by a123b456c 2y ago|1 comments
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Agree with this but it does not apply to all fields. Economists have a norm of alphabetizing author names unless the contributions were very unevenly distributed. That way authors can avoid squabbling over contributions.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Yes. A stronger test would be guessing the results of as-yet-unpublished experiments.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
I mean, it's still possible to have non-transactional interactions. Many service providers appear truly surprised and then appreciative when I simply ask them how their day is going. Edit: Or maybe the surprise comes when they notice t
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by a123b456c 2y ago
What if sponsors competed to provide the standardized bikes?
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by a123b456c 2y ago
Like the right to bear arms? There is no literal reading of the second amendment that grants gun rights to individuals outside of well regulated militias.
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by a123b456c 2y ago
"If Texas leads the way, maybe we can get OPEC to cut production. Maybe Saudi and Russia will follow. That was our plan,” he said, adding: “I was using the tactics of OPEC+ to get a bigger OPEC+ done.”"
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by a123b456c 3y ago
Same. I serve in an editorial role for a top journal in my field. I know some foreign universities pay six-figure bonuses to faculty who publish in my journal. I have never been offered anything like a bribe. To my ears, 'every' i

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