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by catigula 2y ago
Why do you think that? I've been doing it for years with no issue. Intuitively, the idea that muscles/joints require "priming" seems really odd and not very useful from an evolutionary perspective. Cats don't warm u
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by catigula 2y ago
I've never warmed up before. I'm not a super advanced athlete, but I can put 315 on the bench and I don't weigh very much.
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by catigula 2y ago
This is what GPT-4 summarized from deep research. Krieger, J. W. (2010). Single versus multiple sets of resistance exercise: A meta-regression. Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 24(4), 1150-1159. This meta-analysis found that m
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by catigula 2y ago
I've never warmed or ramped up in over 12 years of heavy lifting. That being said, that could explain my bad back.
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by catigula 2y ago
I'm really surprised people didn't know this. I recall Rippetoe & Kilgore speculating in Practical Programming for Strength Training that 70-80% of all muscular gains occur in the first set. I had OpenAI's deep research l
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by catigula 2y ago
Fascism is when you enforce your country's immigration laws it seems for most people.
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by catigula 2y ago
It doesn't really seem like you're interested in having a serious discussion about the points outlined, which is unfortunate, because I suspect it'd have seriously challenged some of your worldview that you appear to passivel
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by catigula 2y ago
That is a very polemical title. It makes me discard the opinion of the author because they present themselves as biased.
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by catigula 2y ago
>I know what fascism is It doesn't seem like you do. I think if you're to make a claim, you should substantiate it. Simply calling "Curtis Yarvin", someone with only the most tangential relation to the Trump campaign
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by catigula 2y ago
It's a comical comparison. Similar to the left using the word "fascism" with no real grasp on the actual meaning. It's just name-calling.
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by catigula 2y ago
It's actually a bit comforting that it isn't very good.
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by catigula 2y ago
Oh, you were serious? To be "toast", or done for.
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by catigula 2y ago
Not everyone has "vision". Most people are just drones, and that's fine, that's just not them.
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by catigula 2y ago
Are you one of those people who has a plaque hanging in his home with the "proper" definition of "literally"?
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by catigula 2y ago
How about retraining for a field that would require robotics to replace? Seems more anti-fragile.
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by catigula 2y ago
Good counter-points! That being said, I suspect Dario has very skilled engineers advising him.
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by catigula 2y ago
It's a shame that AI seems to be causing a lot of despair, even prior to its vision being complete. I was forced to implement AI systems that toasted many of our employees.
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by catigula 2y ago
Don't you think software engineers have a vested interest in their jobs being relevant, just with less information?
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by catigula 2y ago
I think your text search might be broken, or you missed the context. Dario's vision of AI is "smarter than novel prize winners" in 2027.
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by catigula 2y ago
This isn't exactly a Scam Altman screed, you should read the link.
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by catigula 2y ago
>always
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by catigula 2y ago
And he also has knowledge that isn't available to the public. Combined with his generally measured approach, I would trust this over the observations of a layman with incentive to believe his career isn't 100% shot, because that s
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by catigula 2y ago
Dario isn't some hack that makes fake predictions.
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by catigula 2y ago
Dario Amodei says software engineering is fully automated by 2027. You might have the 0.01% engineer left over, but that's it, the job is finished. I think people need to start considering strongly what kind of career they can re-skill
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by catigula 2y ago
It is truly an extravert's world. What you just described sounds like torture to me.
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by catigula 2y ago
That's Boeing's problem, not SpaceX's. Boeing used to be a great American company.
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by catigula 2y ago
NASA contracted two companies to perform space launches, Boeing and SpaceX. Due to massively inflating costs and a recent catastrophic failure, Boeing has a very uncertain future in the program. I hope this helps!
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by catigula 2y ago
Yes, which means his post is an attempt to smear the credibility of musk, not make a legal defense. If this were a legal defense, this would be heard in court.
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by catigula 2y ago
Is it even possible for Sam Altman to stop being dishonest? This isn't a method to redress concerns, it's a smear that has nothing to do with the lawsuit.