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DoL: Modernizing Schedule A to Include Consideration of Additional Occupations
(federalregister.gov)
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ausbah
2y ago
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ausbah
2y ago
only once they switched to free market principles under deng. iirc as their growth has been slowing it has been due to increasing state clampdown on the economy
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ausbah
2y ago
private equity is just exploiting existing regulations that already make it hard for new members to enter the market & add competition no? doesn’t seem like many new regulations are being enacted to gain market dominance, working with
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ausbah
2y ago
i think many developers would make these same decisions. it’s painful to have to maintain separate platform versions of the same software, dealing with servers takes away development time, etc
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ausbah
2y ago
new code or maintaining legacy code?
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ausbah
2y ago
> because driverless cars will eventually eliminate the jobs of thousands of drivers can you really blame ppl then? especially when the best answer given by tech advocates is just “you’ll eventually find another job as industries shift b
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ausbah
3y ago
maybe these gigantic institutions with billions and billions in endowment and reputation should use those resources to expand access to their school instead keeping access as low as possible
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ausbah
3y ago
I think goals are good to define what you’re trying to work towards, but you need concrete actions you will take to get there
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3y ago
we sort of know the conditions of early earth don’t we? if you can recreate possible pathways to the origin of life based upon those conditions that seems like infinitely better possible explanation something totally supernatural i get what
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ausbah
3y ago
i think the key difference is “out in public”
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ausbah
3y ago
humans haven’t been had the same set of all encompassing “training experiences” like LLMs have. we each a subset of knowledge that may overlap with some other’s knowledge, but is largely unique. so when we interact with each other we can le
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ausbah
3y ago
if productivity is the same why should i be paid less just because # of hours is lower? which isn’t even always the case as these companies will do 9-10 hour days
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ausbah
3y ago
you should provide numbers for that for a claim that big
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ausbah
3y ago
>"woke" censorship and revisionism you being the only comment in the whole thread giving this as a reason makes me think this might not really be a reason
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ausbah
3y ago
your comment seems like a very good summary of the rationalist / lesswrong / effective altruist crowd in general
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ausbah
3y ago
people still print stuff, now it’s just on the internet, podcasts, etc so I don’t see why copyright should change just because the mediums have. also marking out as a “societal convention so it must be useless” is also pretty silly when mon
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ausbah
3y ago
this comment has already aged poorly because cities are starting to push airbnbs out and taxi usage is at least somewhat up
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3y ago
i wonder how it will take for someone to chain these together and implement a neural network
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ausbah
3y ago
korea’s birth rate is super low, I’m somewhat surprised they don’t want more high income people staying permanently
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ausbah
3y ago
do you have any other recs for firefox extensions?
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ausbah
3y ago
13% shouldn’t get disproportionate say in how things are run just because they live in a different place
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ausbah
3y ago
a better distribution of weights would be knowledge transfer right? by having something like a stronger prior distribution? also pretty sure this would work because I know some text-image generators has the image network priority trained th
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ausbah
3y ago
does anyone know how much of a dent this actually makes? would also think that gambling would just be state regulated at some point, seems silly to keep just a prominent thing illegal
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ausbah
3y ago
they didn’t want to leave because of OpenAI’s great compensation packages ($300k+) I do think it is a little unfair to characterize MSFT as “slow and boring” when they’ve been the ones to make the fastest pivot to supporting generative AI a
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ausbah
3y ago
what ads are you getting on spotify mobile? occasionally i’ll get a full page banner for a new track or feature but that’s about it
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ausbah
3y ago
interesting content but this title was very clickbaity for hacker news
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ausbah
3y ago
yeah the lack of formal guarantees with these models makes their usage dubious at yea. like using a search engine that only sometimes looks for what you asked
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3y ago
“my ideology is the absolute objective truth and the opposite of my ideology is trash”. no wonder no one takes her seriously or actually what’s worse is someone made a whole throwaway account to post this one comment
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ausbah
3y ago
how did you get that from my comment. I think being born is a net positive & if it could be done without the complications, pain, etc. of being pregnant
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3y ago
taxes are pretty regressive though. sure you lower the populace if a city by pushing out ppl who don’t want to pay, but you also push out ppl who literally can’t pay. i imagine this is most “essential workers” like service workers, retails,
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