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by apparent 6mo ago
Seems like 3 is a bit pessimistic. After all, if there are 3 founders then that greatly decreases the chance that the CEO steals equity from the other 2 cofounders. The CEO generally wouldn't have > 50%, so the non-CEO co-founders c
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by apparent 6mo ago
Perhaps they don't like the explicit connection I've made to progressivism? The article leaves that part unsaid, but it's pretty clear this is where it came from.
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by apparent 6mo ago
> Students would no longer get worse grades for misbehaving or handing in work late. Is it any surprise that if kids don't have to turn in work on time, their performance drops? Yet this "innovation" is pitched as "ma
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The Self-Defeating Condescension of an Anti-Racist Education(theatlantic.com)
4 points by apparent 6mo ago|4 comments
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by apparent 6mo ago
Interesting article, and then at the end you see that this Stanford student is also pursuing his own path to fame and riches — by publishing a forthcoming tell-all book about the apparently seedy underbelly of Stanford. Perhaps he is not so
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The Stanford Freshmen Who Want to Rule the World(theatlantic.com)
29 points by apparent 6mo ago|10 comments
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by apparent 6mo ago
Exactly. It means that if you've ever tried to get an appt and been told there's a 4 month waiting list, AI could help get you in sooner. That is a real win.
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by apparent 6mo ago
> But, especially given the underfunded nature of the US health system, that is extremely unlikely to mean more time with each patient. Instead, it will mean more patients. So that means if I try to make an appt, I'll have an easie
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by apparent 6mo ago
If basic logic is pedantry in your book, I think we're done here. Looks like you're new here, but perhaps won't last long if you're allergic to logic.
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by apparent 6mo ago
Logically speaking, this is incorrect. OP said that humans teach kids better than machines, full stop. To disprove this claim, I do not need to show that all kids learn better from machines, just that some do. I have shown this, and even ad
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by apparent 6mo ago
Agree completely. You can say "it was this kind of error not that kind of error" but not "it's not an error it's a revision". They made a revision to fix the error.
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by apparent 6mo ago
Maybe so, but to me it conveys a headache.
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by apparent 6mo ago
True, a kid who has had too much screen time is not good, just like a kid who has had too much lunch is not good. That doesn't make lunch bad, it just means the kid needs the right amount. Screens can be helpful for kids (mine have lea
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by apparent 6mo ago
> "This isn’t a calculation error – it’s revision to better estimate how these payments are made," said H.D. Palmer, a spokesman for Newsom's Department of Finance. Nice excuse. Reminds me of "it depends what the mean
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by apparent 6mo ago
I find the video to be very annoying. Am I supposed to freeze frame 4x per second to be able to see whether the images are actually good? I've never before felt stressed watching a launch video.
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Job Cuts Driven by A.I. Are Rising on Wall Street(nytimes.com)
3 points by apparent 6mo ago|0 comments
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by apparent 6mo ago
"It means shifting from time to mastery. You don’t move forward because you’ve spent enough hours in a class. You move forward because you can show what you know." This sounds great! I can only hope that it's up and running i
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The Khan Ted Institute [video](youtube.com)
1 points by apparent 6mo ago|1 comments
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by apparent 6mo ago
This likely would have happened already if it weren't for Google's hostility to Reader Mode. It's hilarious to see the Reader Mode that they offer, where it's a resizable 2-column view, to ensure that ads are loaded and
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by apparent 6mo ago
I thought this was going to be about how people prefer different levels of blackness for the background in dark mode. I've heard people say that pure black is more battery efficient for OLED displays (but don't know if this is tru
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by apparent 6mo ago
Do you have a video of how your Peltier setup works? Sounds interesting!
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by apparent 6mo ago
> The Danish data suggest that illness could account for roughly half of the 1.9% wage gap between first- and second-born siblings. If this is true, we would expect to see the effect blunted during COVID lockdowns, when illnesses were in
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by apparent 6mo ago
no paywall: https://archive.is/kT51K
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Why eldest siblings are brainier(economist.com)
2 points by apparent 6mo ago|2 comments
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by apparent 6mo ago
Yeah as the video points out, the fact that Visa will refund your fraudulent charges depends on you noticing the charge. Of course, this isn't like a regular charge that can be snuck by you because it will show up on your phone. Maybe
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by apparent 6mo ago
TLDR: only iPhone users with Visa cards in their Wallets and Transit Mode enabled are at risk. But considering this has been public since 2021, it seems like it should have been fixed by now.
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by apparent 6mo ago
Full video on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPJ6NJkmDAo
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We Took $10k from MKBHD's Locked iPhone(twitter.com)
3 points by apparent 6mo ago|4 comments
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How Secure Is Tap to Pay? [video](youtube.com)
14 points by apparent 6mo ago|2 comments
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by apparent 6mo ago
Seems weird the new name is singular ("Newbird AI") when the old name is plural. Wonder how they chose that. I can't imagine "Newbirds AI" was taken!

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