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by doitLP 7mo ago
How is it not a good analysis? Genuine question: it seems like it is summarizing the bear case which to my very limited understanding continues to be reinforced
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by doitLP 7mo ago
How are the responses here unhinged? They are summarizing a lot what the bear case has been shouting for the last two years
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The Context Gravity Well(mapwriting.substack.com)
1 points by doitLP 8mo ago|0 comments
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Shit for Your Shit(mapwriting.substack.com)
1 points by doitLP 9mo ago|0 comments
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Confessions of a Recovering Environmentalist (2011)(orionmagazine.org)
1 points by doitLP 10mo ago|0 comments
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Flint Rockin' in Central Texas(pugetsoundknappers.com)
3 points by doitLP 10mo ago|1 comments
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by doitLP 11mo ago
Agreed. But there’s still a type of Zeno’s paradox if you don’t start and continue and finish the thing. As someone that has no trouble planning or starting but a lot of trouble continuing to the end, I find this kind of stuff helpful to co
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by doitLP 11mo ago
It’s a quote from a running joke in the film Blazing Saddles
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by doitLP 11mo ago
Quote is from Blazing Saddles. 1:28 https://youtu.be/g2Bp8SqYrnE He says it many times in the film.
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by doitLP 1y ago
Date must be wrong, because it mentions the end of the war and D-Day. Per this date was 1947: https://archive.org/details/DontBeaS1947
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by doitLP 1y ago
Why? Is ATC a problem in other countries than the US? Are they also under training pilots? If anything RyanAir with its flamboyant history of cost cutting (CEO always threatening to charge for use of the onboard lavatory) seems a more likel
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by doitLP 1y ago
This is baseless with no references or citations. What possible incentive would he have for sounding this alarm and urging congress to act when he could be using the data he secretly is collecting for his own gain when all the AI companies
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by doitLP 1y ago
I worked at a place with just such a system. Half the application code was baked into sprocs, no version control and hidden knock on effects everywhere. There was _one guy_ who maintained it and understood how it worked. He was very smart b
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by doitLP 1y ago
True but he wasn’t ruling like the kings of old. Parliament was the governing body and was very powerful even if the king still retain more power of redress and authority than he does today
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by doitLP 1y ago
Paracetamol also known as Tylenol, Panadol and plain old acetaminophen
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by doitLP 1y ago
+1 on seeing like a state. But combining small plots into mega farms did create more food. It just did so at the loss of variety and knowledge and local control and ultimately freedom as you say. See enclosing the commons in England in th
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by doitLP 1y ago
Isn’t that the point? If our simulation didn’t look like the universe, it wouldn’t be a very good one!
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The Case for AGI by 2030(80000hours.org)
3 points by doitLP 1y ago|5 comments
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by doitLP 2y ago
Your salary is not about moral desserts but about how much value or money you bring to someone else. That’s why a laborer gets paid a few dollars for a backbreaking day of work and Matt Damon makes a million dollars for holding a can of Pep
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by doitLP 2y ago
Ah, of course: inhuman concrete and strange angles and colors. My theory with all the high art that the “man in the street” sees as weird or childish garbage is this: if youre a critic or on the inside you’ve seen it all before and dissecte
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by doitLP 2y ago
I disagree. People are so hyper ultra mega specialized these days the cross pollination should be very helpful. Isn’t that the theory behind why so much amounts of training data makes these models better?
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by doitLP 2y ago
Don’t forget that this model would have a phd in everything and work around the clock
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by doitLP 2y ago
The actual quote is the other way around. What evidence does the parent have for intentions to harm instead of just making stupid cuts, completely inline with their well documented history of simplistic, sledgehammer solutioneering ?
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by doitLP 2y ago
But everyone benefits by eating the soup and has a good time partying together. The last page of the soldiers running away before the town realizes they were tricked is interesting though.
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by doitLP 2y ago
It’s very easy to reason about when someone says “I alone can fix this.” You have a single person to look at and listen to. Not a faceless sprawling beauracracy and slow wheels of legislative progress. It’s the same reason the antagonist in
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by doitLP 2y ago
Sounds exactly like a quantum state itself! It is frustrating to try to unpick the hype and filter the “will never work” from the “eureka!”
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by doitLP 2y ago
The US wasn’t an empire until at least around 1900 and maybe not truly until 1945. Sounds like we have another century left!
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by doitLP 2y ago
A well made buggy whip was probably beautiful too. But if economic forces incentivize something else, the skill goes away
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What o3 Becomes by 2028(lesswrong.com)
2 points by doitLP 2y ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 2y ago
For anyone that wants to go super deep on the series I cannot recommend this podcast enough: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-lubbers-hole-a-pat... They unpack each novel paragraph by paragraph and someti

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