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by dqpb 4y ago
> Five of the pediatricians recovered their Lego heads in a matter of days. One pediatrician never recovered his Lego head. This is their story. Spoiler, the sixth guy never looked for it.
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Everything is a system
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The instinct to defend yourself and your loved ones is a heuristic policy trained over millions of years. Certainly there is a good reason for this. By the way, remember when less than a year ago 376 police officers stood around while a der
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Fun fact, our economy is decentralization and it's done more for society than anything else has.
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That's not what this article is about.
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In this context, I think strong means competent.
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Not a book, but I loved this: * The Natural Number Game https://www.ma.imperial.ac.uk/~buzzard/xena/natural_number_g...
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by dqpb 4y ago
> Affirmations are a powerful and proven tool to calm your inner critic and increase self-compassion. Instead, I recommend reading (or listening to) Kid Confidence by Eileen Kennedy-Moore. It's applicable to adults and to ones own s
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Is there a lot of work left in nuclear weapons?
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Does teslas AI maintain a world model? Videos I've seen of path flicker suggest it reinterprets the worlds at every frame.
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> they delivered actual cars and fraud, I think your punctuation is doing you a disservice.
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Not bad, except it doesn't show all the amazing things the rats are building.
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I assure you, the existing supply of children's books is not a gold standard of education.
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Feelings(lesswrong.com)
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Hey, empirical methods are not allowed in this debate!
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Why can Netflix and Spotify figure it out but the game industry can't?
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Religious belief (faith) is different from normal belief. Normal beliefs are purely internal. The outside world is unaffected by your belief or disbelief in something. Religious belief on the other hand does have external effects. Your beli
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It will for content that doesn't exist yet.
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Having something and failing to act on it is even worse than not having the thing. It means you're paralyzed and calls into question your ability to act on anything at all.
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Sure they do.
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OpenAI's ability to deliver when Google couldn't has been spectacular and puts Google to shame.
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Honestly, I don't care if something is human or not, I care if it is intelligent or not. If we're looking for a needle in a haystack, what difference does it make if the haystack is a troll farm, a botnet, or just 8 billion idiots
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Data structures are more interesting than algorithms.
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> Comments by Home Depot Inc. co-founder Bernie Marcus that “nobody works, nobody gives a damn,” with possible implications for the future of capitalism The implication being that founders don't understand capitalism? You get what y
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(meta) Does WSJ realize how idiotic this page looks to a non-subscriber? It gives one paragraph and then ends with a bunch of links to other stories. As if that one paragraph is the whole story. You have to scroll down to see that you'
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Want ambition? Give equity.
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> We’re looking for people that want a new Mercedes Meanwhile, it's only the owners actually getting the Mercedes.
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I don't really understand the appeal of early boarding. I want to spend as little time on the plane as possible.
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Maybe that is a form of reasoning.
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I didn't know that. And now that I do know it, I feel harmed.

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