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by cjbgkagh 7mo ago
Like how Tableau is a great UI for grammar of graphics, Palantir is a great UI for ontological expert systems. Technically you could do everything without it but organizations and especially government typically don’t cultivate that level o
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
I gather that such places do exist it would help if you gave an example. When I did travel to middle america there seemed to be a general drug problem and associated thefts. Perhaps there could be a copper theft map which could be used as a
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
Also Black Cube, I had a long list but seem to have misplaced it. Black seems to hint at secretive when you can say spy agency.
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
I intended to make a weaker claim of ‘in general long run / maintainable’ circumstances and should have done so. Many low cost areas have bad crime problems, there is another little phenomenon where the wealthy by doing a poor job in g
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
It's not that simple. If a poor person makes zero dollars how much of the reduced cost item could they now afford? We have a massively distorted economy driven by debt financialization and legalised banking cartels. It leads to weird i
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
No, I think it's likely that this is the first major productivity boom that won't be followed with a consumption boom, quite the opposite. It'll result in a far greater income inequality. Things will be cheaper but the poor w
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
It’s one of those ironies in power structures, how a ‘communist’ society can act as turbo capitalist one and visa versa. It’s a mistake to think that just because things are one way at the top they’re the same way all the way down the power
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
In this case it was trivial to normalize for work done. It’s very human to want to be forgiving of mistakes, after all who has not made any mistakes, but there are different classes of mistakes made by all different types of people. If you
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
A decade of data from many hundreds of people, help desk type roll where all communication was kept, mostly chat logs and emails. Machine learning with manual validation. The goal was to put a dollar figure on mistakes made since the custom
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
Why would you do that? You’re sampling from a distribution, a single sample only carries a small amount of information, repeat samples compound though.
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
I was able to run some stats at scale on this and people who make mistakes are more likely to make more mistakes, not less. Essentially sampling from a distribution of a propensity for mistakes and this dominated any sign of learning from m
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by cjbgkagh 8mo ago
I use blue blocking glasses, like Bono but darker and they do work. I also use UV LEDs to help me wake up, which also works. I agree with the premise that night shift and other color warmth features are insufficient to have a strong effect,
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
I have a feeling that this art will end up all over the walls.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
The financial sector is famously sloppy and it’s still doing just fine.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
Is the suggestion they would work out more if they were paid? I think if obtaining Olympic medals was a function of training more then the avengers would be far higher.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
Olympic athletes don’t exercise 72 hours a week, more like 20 to 40.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
The people high on that leaderboard are objectively ugly. Attractiveness is pretty consistent across individuals and cultures with only minor variations.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
lol, yikes, yeah at least start with a hot-or-not baseline as a sanity test.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
You are wrong on the definition of arbitrary. I’m pretty sure laws can be changed easier than lifespans can doubled. You can’t always do things right the first time because knowledge unfolds with time, you’ll always know more later. You are
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
The numbers are not arbitrary if they’re based on data, and generalizations are done for the sake of expediency and practicality. If such things are wholly unimportant then sure, capability test all the things.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
Is your point that we should be governed by the exceptions? I think that would be a bad idea. Does he even need a license for a racetrack? I’m sure he could easily afford Uber rides, and just maybe he would like to lower his odds of getting
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
Theoretically it can be, though usually not, so the question is what should be the law to cover the general case. It wouldn’t be such a problem if it were easy for them to get around without driving. Either self driving cars, subsidized Ube
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
Just because you can’t do it with your chosen tools it does not mean it cannot be done. I’ve already granted the premise that it is impractical. Unless there is a framework that already guarantees determinism you’ll have to roll your own, w
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
There is nothing intrinsic to LLM prevents reproducibility. You can run them deterministically without adding noise, it would just be a lot slower to have a deterministic order of operations, which takes an already bad idea and makes it wor
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
Maybe if the law required all knives to be pink they might be too embarrassed to murder someone. One problem then is the switch to acid attacks which are just clear liquids in containers.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
It’s becoming a thing, police don’t like to report on it because they don’t want to give people ideas. They didn’t want to report on Glock switches either. I do machining as a hobby and am interested in machining guns from an academic chall
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
No
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
People will pay a premium to win, not everyone but enough to make it worth it.
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
I think Taiwanese elites can be bought, they say they can’t but I think that’s just part of the bargaining for a higher price. The overtures towards a costly and destructive invasion is Chinas attempt at lowering that price. As is the strat
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by cjbgkagh 9mo ago
Optionally perpetual or subscription, niche software, B2B, more expensive than mass market / commodity software. Nonstop lying / scamming behavior. You get funny things that happen like when a rep from a company will call you and

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