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> I like this article particularly because I think the trope that there's something unique and different about software engineering is pretty toxic, both to we people in the field and people looking to employ people in the field. My
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I think a way to look at it, from an SEC trying to do their job in a pragmatic manner, is 'a crypto currency is likely to be run by professionals, a memecoin is likely to be run by teenagers'. SEC deals with oversight and regulati
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setting aside any particular ideological perspective, I think what is interesting here is the (inevitable?) expansion of soft power warfare into a new domain. I would be shocked if there are not other networks like this out there by other c
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Report on Russian efforts to flood LLM/AI models with pro-Russian content
(americansunlight.org)
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Federal student aid recipients are not employees of the department of education.
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No, this lawsuit is not about employee records. It is about customer records. Just like I can't share customer data with whoever the hell I want, they are arguing that there is a process and it was violated. Its the same lawsuit as if
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It is worth reflecting, as much as HN seems to hate the social sciences, on this point. But the difficulty of measuring intelligence is a challenge that several fields have struggled with for decades. It is inherently hard because defining
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I have a 13 mini that is hanging on by a thread and you will pry it from my hand (because I can actually hold onto it). I'm actually considering finding a refub because I prefer my old-fashioned artillery to the 6.1". The larger p
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Ironically, this proves the parent comments point.
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That’s the goal. That entire second group in this article, is talking about a set of things that relate to one of two NSF review criteria. One is intellectual merit, which is pretty much what you think. The other, is what this is all relate
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So when Congress tells you a grant must do X and write in it that you will do A, B, and C to achieve X and the grant is reviewed by independent experts who don’t give a shit about X it’s automatically bad science?
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I don’t understand the appeal or value of analyzing a bad faith argument as if it were simple error. These grants were funded through normal nsf scientific processes by experts. The report refers to that funding as “diverted” because they d
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for a couple reasons: 1) because it can mutate and develop new and different symptoms (c.f., yearly flu) 2) because the lack of testing/symptoms means its more difficult to identify and track (c.f., early covid) 3) because people can b
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Most stem PhDs actually go into industry. In fact, in my department I would say 60% or more go directly to industry and we are a field with growing faculty opportunities. The immediate post graduation employment of all PhDs is very high 74%
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Your numbers are way off…number of American citizen or permanent resident divided by number of doctorates awarded: 35,566 / 57862 = 61.5% (overall) 26,622 / 45,533 = 58.5% (stem PhDs) Survey of earned doctorates, national center f
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It’s often higher than this, but your talking about the people in positions of power and leading our society…so my expectations are lower.
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Yeah that was my first thought, don’t sully the name of Gordon Moore with this. This sounds more like an insight into how things are working at open ai than anything else. And I’m not sure if deep seek and others are going to follow his nic
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Less than what happens to other people’s wealth. That leaves others needing to sell things that the wealthy might want. Look for example at wealth recovery post 2008
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Well for starters, until these claims are established by a more credible source who doesn’t come from part of a team with a recent history of lying about the work that usaid does. Your concern about propaganda rings hollow given that you ar
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I have written a version of this twice and deleted but just can't let this statement stand unopposed. This is, almost inherently at this point, a rant and my last contribution to this thread. This simply is not the case, I know it is s
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With a focus on the hopeless part. I feel more and more like a large portion of the American public exists at the weaponized intersection of the subbing Kruger effect and Chesterton fence. They hear so many vague platitudes about waste that
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>The goal is to find government waste and to trim the fat. The goal is to make the US government lean, efficient, and effective at improving the lives of Americans while not prioritizing improving the lives of citizens of other nations.
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Hype based marketing can be effective but it is high risk and unstable. A marketing team isn’t a generality that makes a company known, it often focuses on communicating what products different types of customers need from your lineup. If I
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Because it’s unethical or because it’s inefficient to do this manually as opposed to algorithmically?
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According to actual data rather than vague virtue signalling: There were 53,442 women students enrolled at U.S. medical schools in 2023. They made up 55% of all medical school students. Women first became the largest gender group enrolled i
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But my dopamine…
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They can sure try though, and I would be damned surprise if this wasn’t related to Sam’s event with trump last week.
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“American people”
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Including the typos in the first draft they posted
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And what plan they have to tell those apart (hint: none). Doing so is exactly the type of abusive behavior abusive ex partners are known for. Agree with it in principle or not, this system really belies the stupidity behind these scenes. Go
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