caditinpiscinam

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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I can try, but it'll depend on where you're coming from. A few preliminary questions: how many close people in your life (family, friends, spouse, you yourself) are currently live in rental housing? How many own rental housing?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
Couldn't you simulate a subreddit my making a hashtag #/r/art and filtering for all the matching posts?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
"Three corporate landlords control nearly 11 percent of the single-family homes available for rent in metro Atlanta’s core counties"
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I know a lot of people look at this sort of rhetoric and write it off as absurd, but I think your underlying point is correct: the people who do this sort of thing are probably in the top 10% in terms of making the world a worse place. For
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I agree that without deeper reasoning skills it's not obvious how a model should handle this sort of situation. In the end, I'm not saying that fixing the hallucination issue is easy , but rather that hallucination might be bette
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I've never used webgl -- what's its advantage over normal 2d canvas drawing for a project like this?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
Better than kings 200 years ago? You'd call going from Buckingham palace to homeless on the street an upgrade? Also, libraries existed 200 years ago, as did tropical fruits. Really not sure what your argument is there.
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
Thankfully. The original had some highly questionable design choices: four parallel columns of text (each ~30 characters wide), images inserted mid-paragraph, and code samples in proportional font.
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
> Suppose 99.3% of answers to 'What is the airspeed velocity of an unladen swallow?" are "I don't know that." and the remainder are "11 m/s". What would the model answer? I don't know :) Actua
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
In real world conversations, people are constantly saying "I don't know"; but that doesn't really happen online. If you're on reddit or stack overflow or hacker news and you see a question you don't know the an
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
> I would imagine that the vast majority of MIT undergrads come from households making >$225k Median family income for MIT students is $137k, per this article: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/projects/col
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I could see this being true when depression arises spontaneously. Do you think this could be the case as well for depression that's triggered by life events?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
> neo-feudal gentry who lucked out on market timing/conditions and get to exploit it for their benefits and the expense of others You're saying this about the tenants? Not the landlords?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
How did you learn about these things as a kid?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
Why do I have to "register for" and "purchase" a free, self-paced course?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I get what you're saying: the grammars are equivalent in the sense that they match the same language. Maybe "equivalent" was the wrong word to use on my part. My point is that this refactoring doesn't actually give us an
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
In the second grammar, additive-expression2 is still contains a recursive call in the right-hand term, so it would produce a parse tree that's right associative. For example, given the string `A - B - C` you'd get: (additive
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
Even with recursive decent, you still need a strategy to deal with left-associative binary operators. This is where Pratt parsing comes in: not to replace recursive descent, but to supplement it.
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
Yeah it's kinda contradictory. It's part critique and part self reflection on an ideology that I have mixed feeling towards. In the same vein as the Programming Language Checklist for language designers. https://www.mcm
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
The 10 Principles of Rationality: 1. Your beliefs and assumptions are facts and logic; other people's beliefs and assumptions are emotions and biases 2. If someone describes an experience you can't relate to, it's an anomaly
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
> although some people want to delete it I hope they don't. The argument for removing it is basically that if you understand geometry, then the conclusion is obvious; but since this is an area where most people's understanding
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
True, my question was vague. I know people who believe various things related to their health that the medical system says aren't real, empirically, like autoimmune issues triggered by mrna vaccines, long-term effects of lyme disease,
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
If you raise the price of tea, at some point I'll stop buying tea. If you raise the price of housing, I don't stop needing a place to live. "Supply and demand" is the "friction-less, mass-less pulley" of econ:
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I'm talking about the "not working while living off the income of other people" aspect. Because when poor people do that they're called freeloaders and welfare queens.
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
I see responses saying that we need more housing, but does that really fix the problem? Landlords will keep buying up the available houses and renting them out as long as they can keep raising rents, which they can since... people can'
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
How do you feel about that choice, ethically?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
Asking this not because I disagree with you, but because I want to know more about your perspective: what is your opinion of people who are skeptical of/hesitant towards vaccines?
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
As someone who lived in a place that's still dealing with pfoa contamination, your characterization of "anti-progress doomsayers" feels insensitive. If you tell people that they and their kids have toxic chemicals in their bl
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
"Don't pay for something you can get for free" is about as strong a social contract as you'll find under capitalism
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by caditinpiscinam 3y ago
The distinction here is the nature of a CFO as an individual vs a CFO as a role . It's true that individuals ultimately have control over whether to be greedy or not, but if individuals who are averse to greed aren't encouraged

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