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Long term viability of meaningful work in a technological civilization.
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This is a good starting point: https://www.cambridge.org/us/academic/subjects/mathematics/l... .
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Geometric Algebra Tutorial
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The Banach-Tarski Paradox
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The Fall of Maya (2009)
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Will technology save us from climate change?
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The current trajectory has locked us into 2C+ of warming. Even if some magical technology appears out of nowhere and allows us to start capturing and sequestering carbon at the gigaton volumes required to make a dent we're still locked
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That's not enough time. My current assumption is that all the worst predicted effects of global warming are going to happen: mass migration, food and water shortages, general political unrest, increasing economic inequality and instabi
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If you want to expand your cognitive toolkit then Prolog is a good bet.
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Commutative Diagram Editor
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‘Collapse of Civilisation Is the Most Likely Outcome (2020)
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Carl Sagan: The Age of Exploration (1994)
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Frank Herbert on Environmentalism
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Surviving Progress (2015)
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Is Halide used in any ML system for feature extraction?
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Twitter is bad for me and it’s probably bad for you too (2017)
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Who are the clients for this thing? Who's going to sign up to go to space to do "business"?
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> “Such an increase, unless changed quickly, may lead to a temperature rise of about 2.7C (4.9F) by the end of the century,” the U.N. said. I'm pretty sure we are going to get 3C degrees of warming and end up having to deal with all
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Comparison of Two Theorem Provers: Isabelle/HOL and Coq
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Direct search methods: then and now
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Tortoises and Hares: Choice Among Technologies of Unknown Merit
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Lambda Calculus for Engineers [pdf]
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E-Prime as a tool for critical thinking [pdf]
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Deep Blue Cannot Play Checkers: The Need for Generalized Intelligence
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Scientific Realism and the 'Pessimistic Induction'
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It's worse than that. I think they save the hashes on Ethereum. So once the hash is stored then it's there forever.
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Social media with metrics is a failed experiment. The metrics need to go away and "engagement" needs to be based on something more substantial than getting likes and upvotes. Otherwise, democratic institutions will continue to det
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It doesn't even have to be Mars. Just getting to the point where everyone in the world has reasonable access to all of life's necessities like clean water, food, education, and healthcare would already be a great advance.
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It would be interesting to keep track of these predictions and then see a few years later who was right. I don't think Bitcoin hodlers understand how much they rely on a functional fiat currency system. Bitcoin is not a standalone curr
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Google Will Eat Itself (2014)
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