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They weren't always valueless. That's the reason.
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Physics is one of the least systems oriented sciences. It is also the easiest science when it comes down to brass tacks. Because physics can make so many simplifying assumptions, it has very few tools to tackle systems. Most physicists I
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There are already colleges like this that are basically ignored by the status quo. For example, the College of the Atlantic has a single degree in human ecology. It's a requirement to have a multidisciplinary course selection plan that
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But propaganda? What is the agenda, then, and what would be obtained through that agenda? There are very clear issues in both society and the environment that are both directly and indirectly caused by the obsession with growth.
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> degrowther propaganda What do you mean by that?
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The ability to separate work and family, spending time with my family, and to act on some long-standing personal projects and books waiting to be read. I want rely on work to drive work-related skills while re-capturing some of my personal
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> Personality is prohibited. This highly sanitized product is pretty lame to watch. If a player just delivers a nasty dunk and then even so much as looks at the guy they just dunked on, that’s a foul. Aside from the league and refs, a ma
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It will undoubtedly make it worse. Products don't work well because of the lack of understanding and time spent on the products. "AI" only widens the gap and increases lack of understanding.
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I said anatomically .
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It's a bit contrarian to make up your own taxonomy. No one calls a colony of ants, humans, bees, etc. a single animal. And in all of your examples, the separate animals are nearly clones of each other, anatomically speaking. That isn&#
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Are you sure that's what he was referring to? In other words, you don't think he was meaning that getting more reasoning out of models is an unpredictable process and not saying that reasoning is unpredictable.
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It still doesn't make Python's dependency management not to be horrible. Every other modern language has a single tool for these built-in. Python doesn't, with half of the tools coming with the core and half of the tools comi
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What companies use consultants and how? In all my years, I have never seen a consultant or a need for one, so I have a tough time understanding how they make any money, much less a lot of it.
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It's a metaphor.
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I have used and use all three. I find Windows, despite annoyances and annoying trends particularly with their "Apple-fication" of the Control Panel, still to get out of the way the most. macOS can't even adjust volume or brig
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Then you don't use audio products.
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What positive change, particularly to the environment, is he bringing?
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Please don't give any credence to Musk. He's a pathological liar and schemer and cares negatively about the environment and about people for that matter.
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So when is the company going to be charged? Or is this where companies get to comfortably bow out from being treated as an individual?
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Wasn't even close. It suggested a language I do not speak.
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Institutionalization of engineers and physicists thinking they are smarter than others.
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The universe is a big place, and we don't really possess the ability to find or see an Earth-like candidate as of yet. Our exoplanet searches are fairly rudimentary. For the solar system, it's very possible that at least two plane
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Have there ever been any further developments and investigations along these lines?
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It just doesn't work that way. If you consider the small percentage of acres that are actually walkable by humans and how humans would get to those areas from feeder trails, then the impact isn't just a random person walking in a
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No problem. Writing clearly is hard. Haha.
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There is zero indication and a plethora of evidence otherwise that humans are unique in our thought patterns and capability.
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Several, if not most, of the plants are extremely senstitive to being trampled on and take many months and years to recover. So even a single trek off the beaten path by a few people or even one person will damage the plant life. It will al
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The point of trails in parks is to preserve nature and to localize and constrain the damage to it.
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> We are the only creatures who can choose to manifest a selflessly compassionate ethos Many cetaceans' brains showcase extremely complex and large insular cortex and neocortex regions of their brain, even when compared on a relativ
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I don't think that's entirely true for Gen Z because of social media. Gen Z seems to mostly consume content generated by their own generation. You have all these Gen Z influencers who have no real experience teaching other Gen Zer

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