corbulo

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by corbulo 4y ago
Because you can find a study saying almost anything today. We live in an information rich world. It causes people to favor their anecdotes more. My question is, are a lot of the 'benefits' simply because people are contrasting it
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by corbulo 4y ago
Anyone advertising that your work will be like a family environment is a major red flag. The ethics for running a business successfully and raising/managing a family are pretty high contrast.
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by corbulo 4y ago
P hacking more generally has been an issue for some time. Its difficult to trust really almost any study even if you find parts of it to be reliable. Take one or a few stats courses to find out how easy it is to smudge data with no one bein
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by corbulo 4y ago
Those are definitely included
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by corbulo 4y ago
Then you don't get to upsell on features and you're less competitive with everyone else.
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by corbulo 4y ago
It doesn't matter how good police oversight is if the training sucks. No department is gonna fire all their officers. See: Tyre Nichols officers, that police department lowered hiring standards to make even prior felonies wavierable a
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by corbulo 4y ago
Thats the same problem but in the opposite direction IMO. You're trading censors for one with different features. Best method to learn how to write better is to read high quality works regularly.
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by corbulo 4y ago
School never taught me that writing is often at its worst when hyperoptimized to be read by a general audience. Every great writer has their own style, 'breaks rules' in their own way, and most often and importantly writes somewha
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by corbulo 4y ago
Money. Why give that up when the customer is really only going to use bluetooth audio anyway? Anyone who cares enough about navigation is gonna use an app on their phone. Native car navigation is a superficial value-feature not a use featu
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by corbulo 4y ago
Think of all the cool and fun things that no one has built yet though.
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by corbulo 4y ago
It goes both ways. Better training would go very far as would more money and better oversight in social services. The current state of social services are an even bigger dumpster fire than policing; it's just less photogenic and more f
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by corbulo 4y ago
Dating apps select for anti social behavior by default. How many women actually need a dating app to find men? Women also have the advantage on these apps ('putting the pussy on a pedestal') whereas IRL its far closer to equal.
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by corbulo 4y ago
Nature is the best solution by far. Everything else is a half measure IMO. The thing that these devices take away from us is time to think, or 'boredom'; we're meant to walk everywhere. The only solution is to restore that, w
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by corbulo 4y ago
Dichotomizing it is clearly not intellectually honest. To imply that there is ideological motivation for either 'faction' that you so subtly mention is a red herring. Edit: a red herring that people apparently find to be delicious
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by corbulo 4y ago
That is a certain kind of family
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by corbulo 4y ago
It's really grounded in an anti-adversarial process ideology. Pre-empting it and demanding there should only be one side dictating what is and isn't true. Thats probably overanalyzing a narrative piece for their owners but its wha
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by corbulo 4y ago
They're owned by Conde Nast, who also owns Reddit.
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by corbulo 4y ago
Wired is owned by the same people who own Reddit. They're providing narrative in case 230 gets shit on.
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by corbulo 4y ago
If the school has overbooked students:parking then its a scam to offer parking permits to students who probabilistically will never find a parking spot without resorting to the extremes (time or distance). There's no reason to offer a
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by corbulo 4y ago
It has to start embracing practical religious protocols surrounding fertility. Thats what they were made for. Underpop is an old problem with relatively easy solutions if your population base is large enough.
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by corbulo 4y ago
I would add to this, in a lot of non-price sensitive consumer industries the perception of quality often overtakes actual quality; which is why brands will very frequently get bought out and hollowed but don't immediately fail. It play
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by corbulo 4y ago
But is it good for the purposes of this article? It's not like its a wordpress or similar. I think the China in the cabinet will remain intact.
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by corbulo 4y ago
Only partial?
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by corbulo 4y ago
Ironically, LLMs are really low grade creative engines that will prop up the industries that have optimized creativity away. A highly creative society/culture would have minimal interest in LLM use cases like this or in entertainment m
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by corbulo 4y ago
You're absolutely correct. I was focusing on the post, but if your class is at 3pm you have to show up at like 8-10am or something ridiculous to get a spot. Parking permits are such a scam.
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by corbulo 4y ago
I simply can't believe the gov is that efficient
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by corbulo 4y ago
Products at the grocery store typically aren't novel. When they are (GMOs, Beyond Meat) you do see a similar reaction.
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by corbulo 4y ago
Commute time is huge as well. I went to a University that had double to triple the amount of undergrads to parking spots. The student's time was a total afterthought. An 8am class would be showing up at 6-7 to find parking and get to t
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by corbulo 4y ago
What about when it gives the 'best' word choice? Should a student change it arbitrarily?
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by corbulo 4y ago
It will be a hard sell since it or similar tech has already been long embraced commercially. A bit like forcing students to use an abacus while calculators are around. The student should still be responsible for what they submit and all of

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