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by dslkfjg 5y ago
I agree with your post overall. Especially wrt to intelligence I think that it's composed of thousands of microtasks some of which are specific enough, likely coming complete with dedicated brain functions, to be helped or hurt by gen
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
This is exactly it. I looked at doing something like this, ok, I looked at doing this and decided early to forgo CSS because it's so very very complicated. Truthfully, if my skillset had better matched the task I might have been lured
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
I may have replied to the wrong person here. My mistake for which I apologize.
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
It makes sense to have watchers to watch the watchers because their respective job descriptions are different. One's task is to watch for "bad actors" and the other's job it to watch for bias within rendered judgments. T
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
That's true. There is more intra-group variation because within any group you have geniuses and you have morons, which is the widest spread you can have either intra-group or inter-group.
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
>>Race is a socially constructed category. This is Mao telling me I'm reactionary. It's Freud telling me I am going after his theories because I am projecting and have an Oedipal Complex. You missed the point I was making. W
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
OK I am not a racist. Let me just affirm that. Here is my question- what if the tenets of racism - that race is tied in some fundamental way to a profile of abilities and deficits- is right? It's a possible world. Ethnically Jewish pe
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
The chief wealth generating event that most home owners experience is when the deed is yours. Then you aren't paying the bank "rent" any longer and only have to worry about property taxes and maintainence. Then you have the s
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
>> leveraged bets on asset prices at taxpayer expense But doesn't the tax code distinguish between a house which houses its owner and one which doesn't? I don't think investment homes are treated tax-wise the same as no
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
If you have been watching California's experiments with homelessness, especially San Fran. you may have learned that homeless people prefer being homeless even when given free accomodations and when i say accomodations I mean nice hote
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
The number of people who buy homes to live in them greatly exceeds the number of people who buy homes as investments. That seems obvious to me. The only way most housing could be investment property is if investment vehicles each had so ma
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
It's not like the price of sleeping somewhere is going to go down if we assign home ownership to people whose goal is to raise the cost of housing for personal gain. California found out how little this is tolerated when they tried to
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
Population is going down in the developed world. The housing supply is not. If you can't afford housing where you live, then it can only be because more people are demanding housing where you live, having left where they were previous
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by dslkfjg 5y ago
RTFA. (written by no-one, literally, no byline). TLDR: the elites want you to own nothing and like it. Anyone who doesn't see in this and COVID passports and only electronic money the clear beginning of an elite-driven fascism is beyo
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by dslkfjg 6y ago
The article is confusing. It appears they're leveraging implicit information in the spectrum of the light reflected from objects to settle on the object's identity. Then they're encoding that information using the light spec
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by dslkfjg 6y ago
Japan and Korea have a homogeneous population with a self-conscious national identity which is a source of pride to each individual. That's the difference you're seeing.