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by avs733 2y ago
> There was no public auction of InfoWars. That alone is a stain on the whole process. The objective of a bankruptcy court is not to institute some arbitrary meta-ethical standard. It is to deliver maximum cash to the creditors in a fair
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by avs733 2y ago
Taking the judges decision at face value here is fundamentally the problem - because it relies largely on Alex Jones as an arbiter of reality. The judge seems to take Jones, the guy who lost the auction, as the arbiter of what happened. Tha
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by avs733 2y ago
Caveat emptor may be legal in capitalism, but it is not a great way to be a coworker which was the point.
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by avs733 2y ago
not neccesarily? It depends on what the claims are. If prior art says 'this is impossible' then a study with one result that is hard to replicate is an interesting insight about the margins. If it is commonly accepted wisdom, we m
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by avs733 2y ago
the prevailing argument in favor of investing in AI is its potential. the prevailing argument against using AI is its current lack of potential. Those things are inherently in tension, think of it as hiring a new employee straight out of un
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by avs733 2y ago
There are times I have passed students simply because it isn't worth it to not.
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by avs733 2y ago
Hype gonna hype. I’m not saying he is wrong I’m saying his opinion would be the same whether it’s true or not because his value depends on it being his opinion.
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by avs733 2y ago
I really enjoy knowledgefight. Although I’m not sure I can continue listening after this week.
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by avs733 2y ago
But if you already believe it the facts can still support it even if they are wrong. They feel right.
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they perform insightfullness
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by avs733 2y ago
'its old so we can assume everyone shares the same information and perspective' is a bad way to do decision making and argumentation full stop. Topic and perspective independent. One of the things I used to see pushed back on, but
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by avs733 2y ago
I'll add - I have taken to asking for an incorrect second opinion. Did this by accident the first time and it has worked well since. Dentis A says tooth on the left side needs a rootcanal. Ask Dentist B for a second opinion on the to
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by avs733 2y ago
Uber for legalizing your business model
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I was asked to leave an event for female founders because I had my baby with me(businessinsider.com)
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by avs733 2y ago
we'll have AGI whenever people decide that AI is smart enough to save them money over competent people in a broad scale fashion...whether that happens before AI understands the tax code is a rates problem.
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by avs733 2y ago
maybe just labeling it journalistic license would be simpler and more accurate. I doubt any of the people who actually write the code would stand by when that claim was made and not clarify it to 'we only found one bug'.
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by avs733 2y ago
this was validating. I actually did it twice...once last night, forgot, and then did it again this morning.
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by avs733 2y ago
I understand the logic of this but it is somewhat based on the assumption - which most industries have in droves - that people in THAT industry are the competent bullwhark against stupidity. I consulted for a company for a while where the &
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by avs733 2y ago
speaking from experience - I puked during a fair number of runs in the process of getting there. I mix calories in my hydration with gels just to try and get the balance right. Its not stable but its better after about 4 years of work. I ha
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by avs733 2y ago
what is also missing is the ability to process calories in. 900-1000 calories might mean that in is optimal - but think about eating a full meal from mcdonalds every hour while massively extering yourself. Training your gut matters and I&#x
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by avs733 2y ago
I am far FAR from the tour de france but I do train for and run ultramarathons. When I started the general guidance seemed to be about 200 calories (50g of carbs) per hour during training and races. I followed that or a little above for a l
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by avs733 2y ago
>now we have fair trials at the state level. Another framing is that we now have a larger and more formalized structure for trials that we perceive as more fair because it is more structured.
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by avs733 2y ago
My wife had to go to the ER 24 yrs after delivering our second kid because of a medical error during post partum care at the same hospital. She sat in the ER from 9pm until 6am 72 hrs after giving birth and was offered the womens bathroom t
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by avs733 2y ago
> There are a handful of contexts where it makes more sense, like for a HR person potentially In academia, faculty functionally ARE HR people - with significant power
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by avs733 2y ago
perhaps he wasn't. clearly we are at an impasse Maybe put some value and engage with someone's articulation of their personal experience as opposed to simply dismissing it because it does not comport with your world view.
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by avs733 2y ago
> but is there anyone that actually defends these DEI statements with a coherent argument hi! that would include me, and I would ask you to think about the following question at the moment: You are wondering if a widely utilized, and VOC
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by avs733 2y ago
> Cultural Anthropology is a good field, but it is a qualitative field, and not a quantitative one. I do both quant and qual research. I generally find my qual peers more methodologically rigorous, more thorough, and more trustworthy. As
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by avs733 2y ago
>I try to steer clear from shooting the messenger, but the paper's author is not exactly a credible source on the intersection of Tech, Business, and MIC ... > they are a cultural anthropologist by training and research. Kinda sa
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by avs733 3y ago
you are expecting good faith from US police?
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by avs733 3y ago
Under the enhanced content developer tools you can download it as: * A JSON ( https://www.federalregister.gov/api/v1/documents/2024-06526?... ) * An XML ( https://www.federalregister.gov/document

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