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by dluan 1y ago
Most people tend to be good at extrapolating in incomplete info games, and depending on the risk aversion culture of whatever situation you're in, this means that most people will react defensively. You learn this so vividly in Silicon
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by dluan 1y ago
obviously p-hacking wouldnt be as prevalent if we just re-wrote DSM in rust
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by dluan 1y ago
fixed it! thanks!
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A New Adventure – 西游记(luan.family)
4 points by dluan 1y ago|3 comments
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by dluan 1y ago
I'm old enough to have seen this shift happen first hand. I remember the language being used in the early 90s when US-China relations were great, with evening news clips of smiling Bill Clinton and Jiang Zemin yukking it up as hundreds
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by dluan 1y ago
happy b580 user here
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by dluan 1y ago
literally it doesnt matter you'll always be Chinese to them.
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by dluan 1y ago
need more gold foil blocks
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by dluan 1y ago
For $41k, I can buy 20 chang li explorer trucks off alibaba and have $1000 leftover. I just fail to see how anyone sane would try and enter this market right now.
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by dluan 1y ago
And how was Claude trained? Be real.
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by dluan 1y ago
It's happening at Apple right now. The hand picked successor to Steve was the one who could keep the ship running smoothly, not the one who pushed back with new radical product directions.
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What's Good? A Collection of Small Nice Things(burninghou.se)
2 points by dluan 1y ago|0 comments
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by dluan 1y ago
Generally with rum, you have to be wary of undisclosed dosing. Spanish distilleries are the worst with this, but even Plantaray (fka Plantation) does this. Single barrels from reputable producers will give you good results.
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by dluan 1y ago
There was a time when the Hacker part of Hacker News meant something. But now I look around and see faces like Shaun Maguire's, Dario Amodei's, millions of engineering man hours being poured into the "Salesforce for Killing
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by dluan 1y ago
rewriting history
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by dluan 1y ago
It's math. You can model what happens in n-player repeated games of incomplete information, and you'll realize we're far from any stable point. And it's not even that hard to understand that the narrative of "end of
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by dluan 1y ago
Beyond asking why is there no good Dinotopia movie, where the hell is the Redwall tv show?
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by dluan 1y ago
One example I heard of is Innotron/ChangXin producing DRAM chips, majorly backed by Anhui local government $2.4B investment. Fujian Jinhua and YMTC were other projects funded by Fujian and Wuhan local government as their horses in the
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by dluan 1y ago
I've seen the complaints about juan eating into domestic demand, esp among existing domestic firms. There's definitely the "wasteful effort" aspect of this but that would be solved by any normal market conditions. The th
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by dluan 1y ago
If I had to guess, it's many factors all combining. The main one has to be the economic one, which is that intense over-competition between companies is now affecting domestic production - the race to the bottom is no longer producing
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by dluan 1y ago
QiuShi is the official political theory magazine of the CCP, and they are now openly discussing 内卷, which has many names in English - involution , overproduction, overcompetition, race to the bottom, diminishing marginal benefits, etc. Mos
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China State Council begins investigating and regulating '内卷'(qstheory.cn)
23 points by dluan 1y ago|10 comments
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by dluan 1y ago
Folks outside of Canada might not know him, but he's spent 50 years as a science TV host on CBC, kind of like a Canadian Carl Sagan.
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'It's too late': David Suzuki says the fight against climate change is lost(ipolitics.ca)
60 points by dluan 1y ago|112 comments
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by dluan 1y ago
Something similar but different was back in the early 1900s, several city blocks in Seattle were moved or relocated when large chunks of the city were blasted away with water to flatten it. Although most old buildings were simply demolished
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by dluan 1y ago
If anyone is ever in Shanghai and interested in seeing this, it's in a very cool area called Fengshengli, where you can see these old preserved style warehouse buildings. The area is filled with hip breweries, coffee shops, bike shops,
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by dluan 1y ago
Saying good rice is sticky/wet/chewy is not accurate, because different strains serve different purposes. Some rice is meant to be chewy for sushi, others are better used for chazuke. It also used to be a regional thing for which
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by dluan 1y ago
This has been a fun/interesting ordeal to watch from far away, though I think people in Japan are feeling a lot of pain right now. In Hawaii we get a lot of imported Japanese rice mainly due to prevalence of Japanese daily groceries he
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by dluan 1y ago
Not sure if this is a tongue in cheek joke, but Tesla has benefited massively from federal subsidies as well as local dog and pony shows of small municipal factory sites.
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by dluan 1y ago
The VOG lately on Oahu has been really bad, desperately hoping we keep tradewinds around. A few weeks ago we had Kona winds and it was nauseating.

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