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by baxtr 1y ago
I guess you are trying to say: "You can’t have your cake and eat it too." ?!
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Frank Bunker Gilbreth(en.wikipedia.org)
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And Popper would say you cannot ever prove another mind or inner state, just as you cannot prove any theory. But you can propose explanations and try to falsify them. I haven’t thought about it but maybe there is a way to construct an exper
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The Mystery of Cannae: Re-Examining Hannibal's Greatest Victory (2012)(thehistoryherald.com)
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Inspired by Distraction: Mind Wandering Facilitates Creative Incubation (2012)(journals.sagepub.com)
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by baxtr 1y ago
You’re definitely not the only one. My results with Gemini are consistently better and usually also more reliable than other LLMs. But tbh I prefer the UI of ChatGPT.
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by baxtr 1y ago
So it’s on-the-fly adaptive mimicry?
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From: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com To: Steve Jobs, sjobs@apple.com Date: Thursday, September 2, 2010 at 11:08PM I grow little of the food I eat, and of the little I do grow I did not breed or perfect the seeds. I do not make any of m
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by baxtr 1y ago
For anyone interested, they also have a technical explainer that describes their methodology in detail. https://www.lighthousereports.com/methodology/surveillance-s...
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by baxtr 1y ago
What I’ve always found concerning about managed cases is that the “platform” teams could never explain, in simple terms, how the application was actually deployed. It was so complex I gave up after a while. That’s never a good sign.
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After 3 years, I would like to see pathways. Let say we found a company that already realized 5-10% of savings in the first step. Now, based on this we might be able to map out the path to 25-30% savings in 5% steps for example. I personall
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by baxtr 1y ago
Are you sure though? I don’t have an opinion on this specific case, but I have been in situations where someone claims to have no interest at all in a topic and then doesn’t stop talking about it.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Further down it says: >In 1881, the state’s General Assembly passed resolution 1-4-105 declaring that the state’s name should be spelled “Arkansas” but pronounced “Arkansaw”. The pronunciation preserves the memory of the Indians who wer
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by baxtr 1y ago
Stunning image. Although, having experienced a solar eclipse and the associated hysteria around protective glasses, I wonder how risky it was for his eyesight to look through a magnifying lens.
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by baxtr 1y ago
What about Connecticut though?
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by baxtr 1y ago
I came here to look for this comment. I like it as well.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Yeah, right. We just used to hang people depending on how they were thinking about planetary movements.
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by baxtr 1y ago
The original post linked says: "ruling party…". The term government was added by the poster I guess.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Not OP but my guess: they were thinking administration in this case.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I think this has been true in the past as well. Just read Huckleberry Finn. But back then, politics (like the internet of the early days) was a game reserved for the intellectual elite. Now, both internet and politics, have successfully bee
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by baxtr 1y ago
The journal Nature (where the original article was published) has a video about that parachute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rrDW6YIbXI
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by baxtr 1y ago
My best friend from school days has a son who’s now in 7th grade. Recently, when we were talking about him, we realised his school years are far less dramatic than ours. We had drama, lots of bullying, tears, fights, and mean things were do
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by baxtr 1y ago
I don’t want to defend how they report. But for someone who hasn’t been involved in the field, something that’s widely accepted and well-known for a long time can seem “very new” to them.
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by baxtr 1y ago
I’m curious to know how dairy farmers are qualified to comment on cancer?
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by baxtr 1y ago
Nah, also radical left wing people get popular. Any radical person figure out how to be popular quickly
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by baxtr 1y ago
Couldn’t both be true at the same time? You’re an attention addict and use it deliberately.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Yes, that’s interesting. I guess it’s mainly related to the fact that we have a different kind of consciousness than other mammals. Maybe that’s tautological? Maybe asking questions about stars defines our consciousness?
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by baxtr 1y ago
Maybe asking annoying questions?
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by baxtr 1y ago
"TikTok but AI" sounds like "Cocaine but for free" to me.
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by baxtr 1y ago
Anyone know how weight lifting might be related to this? Weight lifting causes short bursts of inflammation right after training, which is part of the repair process. But in general it is considered very beneficial.

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