diomedes

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by diomedes 25d ago
interesting, i haven't heard anything about that. i don't know much about the hodge conjecture, all i really know is that it's incredibly abstract and obtuse - not sure if that has any implication for solvability by an AI tho
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by diomedes 26d ago
madness. which will be the next to fall? if i had to bet i would guess birch and swinnerton-dyer, but i'm no expert
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by diomedes 29d ago
Regarding this specific case, the analysis is sound. It is the majority opinion on Myanmar, but that majority opinion is held for good reason, e.g. China's desire to keep Myanmar together, complicated ethnic boundaries, desires of curr
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by diomedes 1mo ago
>be able to sort through research and come to conclusions on complex geopolitical/sociological topics (e.g. theorize on whether AGI will result in mass poverty or mass abundance and be able to argue persuasively) i'm not sure w
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by diomedes 5y ago
I'd rather see the culture that gave us the Ramayana, Mahabharata, Vedas, Upanishads, Algebra and many more outstanding creations have it's own way of doing capitalism, or whatever the heck they end up with, than having a another
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by diomedes 5y ago
> The whole system is a fiction and can be patched for a long time with new fictions That's a good way to summarize it, I tend to see this trend of governments creating their own digital currencies as the next step in the economic s
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by diomedes 5y ago
Huh... sorry your whole post is borderline racist and denies science, please refrain from posting from on similar topics in cyberspace. Regards, Ministry of Truth
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by diomedes 6y ago
> Our national healthcare system is completely ready to face a pandemic like that I lost a younger brother to that national healthcare system 10 years ago. Maybe this might be the case for the more developed regions (like the south &
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by diomedes 6y ago
> But common sense doesn't seem to play a role anymore. If it were just a common sense problem the damage could be reverted in it's due time. It is about hierarchy, if you put weak people in power they'll game the system a
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by diomedes 6y ago
Nope, but it's not the same thing. NixOS can easily provide me with free rollbacks and is mostly reproducible ( https://r13y.com/ ). The funny part about NixOS is that once someone reports a weird behavior, almost everyo
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by diomedes 6y ago
I've been using NixOS for 2 years now, my general impression is that even if Nix isn't the popular solution, it'll probably inspire the right way of doing things for the next years. It might not look like much, but representi
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by diomedes 6y ago
As someone who lives in Latin America and sometimes interacts/works remotely with North Americans I get this same impression. For better or for worse, America always seemed like the a place with issues, but with a people which could qu