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by bohadi 4y ago
Next peer-reviewed journal debunks that measure of man his bank account.
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by bohadi 4y ago
The burnout-collapse trajectory is another kind of homeostasis, only one with very wide range of variation. Though that produces huge human suffering and lossy cultural transmission so it might be worth avoiding. But homeostatic awakening i
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by bohadi 4y ago
This is really cool. I was reminded of the following thread on elaborating the illusion of engine sound https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32367979
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by bohadi 4y ago
Economic interdependence is studied in the theory of International Relations. As other commenters have pointed out, interdependence is variously seen as preventing or leading to conflict. The former in the Liberalist school, when two countr
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by bohadi 4y ago
NeRF applied to Maps soon https://twitter.com/jeffdean/status/1524612819160735745?lang... another paper toward Earth sized multi scale models (5 minutes) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pn9ia2fsiwY
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by bohadi 4y ago
relevant username >adversarial ideological positions ... on the topic of speech my parse of this is: "what you are permitted to say about the Overton window differs between countries" I suppose we had long reached metalevel pro
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by bohadi 4y ago
It turns out Checkers was solved, for perfect play, in 2007 if anyone was wondering. https://webdocs.cs.ualberta.ca/~chinook/publications/solving...
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by bohadi 4y ago
.The first turing ai's will wage war and sell sex
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by bohadi 5y ago
For sure without regulatory clarity very simple and magical rules based tests apply pretty much universally. I hear the SEC is short staffed.
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by bohadi 5y ago
You're absolutely right. Gensler has cited the Howey test inconsistently. Well, under that definition, stablecoins are not securities. There's no expectation of profits. I expect future battlelines being drawn around decentralized
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by bohadi 5y ago
If you haven't seen it yet, as an enjoyer may I recommend 2016 film Arrival. Could just as well be a dolphin in the tank. "They're saying.. 'Thanks for the fish'.
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by bohadi 5y ago
Could Bitcoin really bootstrap ourselves up the Kardashev scale? Amazing story. Please put tulip bubble in new context.
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by bohadi 6y ago
Jung made the more conservative claim that (US) entity is unconscious. [1] Like a baby in the womb. If you subscribe to emergentist theory of mind or integrated information theory of consciousness [3][4], compared to what comes, still a dis
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by bohadi 6y ago
Definitely, to mix metaphors 'when the mighty quarrel the meek inherit'.
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by bohadi 6y ago
> and presumably created infrastructure jobs Yeah. Sounds a lot like the dig-up-all-the-carbon-burn-then-bury-it-again civilizational project going on the past 100, and next 100 years. What exactly was the purpose to "re-arranging s
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by bohadi 6y ago
Yes, there is a price and a sacrifice. India is choosing different trade-offs. Others' progress is our progress too.
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by bohadi 6y ago
> 5 pounds in 1650 is roughly $16030 - $307285 today Hello, I'm wondering how you calculated this figure
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by bohadi 6y ago
but how would 许慎 categorize biang biang mian [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biangbiang_noodles
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by bohadi 6y ago
Maybe Washington will legislate to reciprocal effect. Not wield wierdly targeted executive order.
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by bohadi 6y ago
As someone in another field, well what do we do with nuclear waste? My guess is bury it somewhere else.
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by bohadi 7y ago
May certainly add Pitts of McCulloch&Pitts to this sad sequence, cirrhosis. "Do not lose your faith. A mighty fortress is our mathematics." -Stanislaw Ulam
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by bohadi 7y ago
FWIW there is an entry on philosophy of information, https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/information/ seems more in the Shannon sense. A PoData* for today could definitely have much written on ethics, and also epis
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by bohadi 7y ago
It seems OP is trying to hedge savings in the form of RSUs granted by his employer. Since they can't be sold yet cash isn't an option (pun unintended).
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by bohadi 8y ago
Likewise, the large benefit being a perceived halo of invincibility. A 'superweapon' further provides political positioning to maneuver before, during, after some confrontation. My point here is to say worth valued in effects view
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by bohadi 8y ago
I know you're just kidding, but to the OP, this is from the magazine section. I haven't read the article yet, but sometimes at least, enjoy the occasional story in my news.
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by bohadi 8y ago
Yeah but in fact the eye does the same thing. I think a lot of people are to some degree aware of their photo biases, from color filters to ai filters, and will modify their response or not internally.
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by bohadi 8y ago
Tangentially related and may be of interest, I was recently reading about the Ramayana (or Ramakien), and reference to "Vimana"[1] ancient flying ship-palaces. Compare contrast Lucian of Samosata's "True History", s
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by bohadi 8y ago
A decent analogy might be: is it possible to recreate a running program from just it's source? (lacking a compiler, development and production environments, and perhaps user inputs) so my feeling is, not really, to an approximation
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by bohadi 8y ago
500 coaches per capita? Energy resources for success in soccer? I'm happy for their team to go far this tournament as much as the next guy, but what in the world are you talking about?!
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by bohadi 9y ago
Good point, but is it not true Detroit was a biz and tech center last century?

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