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by ardit33 6y ago
That is a very good point. I think non-technical people can not understand the complexities that go with building new products.
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by ardit33 6y ago
hmm... not sure what you are talking about, but you are an anonymous person, with no history... retorting to bullying and name calling... not sure how you are contributing to the conversation.
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by ardit33 6y ago
You have to point the alternative costs though.... if non AI trained search, returned worse results, would that waste more energy? She didn't... which are the hallmark of bad research.
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by ardit33 6y ago
I feel google was being open minded, but the other party was not, and actually being malicious... basically: instead of reform, and fixing whats broken; to tear it down, as it is just another means of oppression.... (yes, that's the
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by ardit33 6y ago
Yep, it feels very disingenuous.... It is like someone complaining that google map uses x, amount of energy, yet the old alternative (printing maps, and getting lost) was much worse CO2 wise.
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by ardit33 6y ago
I have experienced this myself... If you are average in your level, and move one level up, you will suck at that level. You will probably be below average and struggle. <- Important keyword When you move back to your level, you will be
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by ardit33 6y ago
That is absolutely not given. It is understood that China's gdp are generally fudged/overstated, and also we could have a Japan scenario. In the late 80s/early 90s, it was thought that Japan was going to dominate technology a
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by ardit33 6y ago
Albania has been powered 100% with renewables since... like forever . All Hydro power as it has a lot of rivers. The only gas/turbine power plant is non-operational. I think it is easier for smaller countries with the right conditions
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by ardit33 6y ago
Please, don't dismiss arguments and call them names. I was referring to a previous article... they omitted the severance package altogether, which was a key detail of the story and all other major outlets did mention it. It is clear t
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by ardit33 6y ago
They did: 1. They are not mentioning that one reason is that a team had transfered regions/states, and that might be the main cause of attrition on that team, and not the actual treatment. 2. In a previous article, NYT failed to mentio
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by ardit33 6y ago
It can go two ways: 1. Coinbase has real problems of discrimination 2. Coinbase is being targeted at a smearing campaign, for not playing ball with the ideology of de-jure of some circles. It is kinda like a repeat of 2003: "if you ar
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by ardit33 6y ago
I don't know, but I rather hear sporting/fitness advice from someone that won NBA finals, or the soccer World Cup, then just some random loser. The winner at least can tell you how they did succeed personally, even if they have no
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by ardit33 6y ago
I feel that's what community colleges should be.. I went in high school in Virginia, and I know smart people, that wanted to stay close to home, for family reasons, and they went to community college. The mix of a community college
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by ardit33 6y ago
The notion that practicing something, doesn't make you better at it, is ridiculous. Two, equal people, walk in a test room. One has never seen the test, the other has been practicing it for a while. The guy that has been practicing,
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by ardit33 6y ago
I think two poor kids, raised on the same neighborhood/conditions, measured with each other, SAT will give you a proxy for academic ability/IQ. Two wealthy kids, raised on the same neighborhood/conditions, measured with eac
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by ardit33 6y ago
SF used to be about 780k in 2010, before the pandemic, it was over 880k, so it is reverting back to 2010 levels... It is not alarming right now, but if the trend continues next year, it is going to be a major problem for the tax revenue.
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by ardit33 6y ago
From my memory it used to be 50-80k at its peak.... so, this is at least 60-70k more folks moving... in a city of 850k people, that's almost 9% of the population... which is not the end of the world, but if it doesn't stop
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by ardit33 6y ago
The guy that wrote is is a big Oil lobyist, and the Manhattan Institue is a conservative/big oil think tank It is like someone from the early 1900s saying: Combustion engines will never take over, steam is 98% of power... etc.. etc..
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by ardit33 6y ago
I don't think this is quiet correct. I am Albanian, and we drink coffee all the time, even in the evening. Even in coastal towns in the south (which is next to greece and south italy). We also use lots of butter/cheese and produ
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by ardit33 6y ago
Yeah, no clue why you were downvoted.... I am Albanian, and we drink coffee all the time, even in the evening. We just don't have any rules on can't have coffee after a meal. The main reason some places would stop serving coffee
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by ardit33 6y ago
They are, they just don't understand it.... I was not doing value judgment, but just an observation
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by ardit33 6y ago
I am not doing a value judgment, but just an observation. (i.e. I am not saying that your culture is bad, it is just very different). My non-swede co-workers had one thing in common theme while living in there: loneliness... Swedes usuall
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by ardit33 6y ago
Have you ever been in Sweden? Swedes practice social distancing in regular daily life. Also, it is a very introverted, borderline anti social type of society. I had a couple of French co-workers that said it was very hard to form friendshi
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by ardit33 6y ago
Let's be honest, 90% of E. European were oppressed/repressed themselves. Unless you were in the 5% communist party elite, your life under communism was full of oppression everywhere. 'Race Relation' are a luxury of weal
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by ardit33 6y ago
hmmm... neither american nor arab here, but you can't deny that usa spends a lot, I mean billions, on aid to Israel, some less to Egypt. That's not a conspiracy but a fact. The cold war is over. We are much less depended on arab
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by ardit33 6y ago
as long as it doesn't get hot, It can be fun actually... some republicans will agree on spending on research if it is about national defense/security... Last time we got rockets to the moon, and the internet, which was transforma
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by ardit33 6y ago
That's true... you are right. You have to have the basics first (shelter and food). But I am talking to folks that have some shelter, and income, yet still feel depressed due to the whole pandemic thing.
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by ardit33 6y ago
That's true, but if you stop watching a couple of hours before your usual bedtime, it generally is not a problem. You have to be disciplined about it.
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by ardit33 6y ago
Nope... I am the opposite. Kinda calm, and enjoying NYC/Manhattan being a quitter place. I am mostly an introvert though, but had some major FOMO before covid. I attribute this sense of tranquility/calmness as all that FOMO is go
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by ardit33 6y ago
"an absolute risk reduction of 1.7 percentage points was observed after HIIT (hazard ratio 0.63, 95% confidence interval 0.33 to 1.20) and an absolute increased risk of 1.2 percentage points after MICT (1.24, 0.73 to 2.10)." So, 1

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