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by dudeman13 5y ago
Sounds like something that is a function of your domain knowledge and your data science skills will have very little to do with it
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by dudeman13 5y ago
>Is it right to call them incapable of handling the truth? Yes. Do notice I removed the "just" from the quote.
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by dudeman13 5y ago
Can't have bad UI if there is no visible UI taps head
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by dudeman13 5y ago
How do you know that there isn't meaning, order and correctness if you don't search for it? There are very few situations where you can definitely say that there isn't meaning, order and correctness as opposed to not knowing
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by dudeman13 5y ago
The original claim was about knowledge workers. In repetitive work of course more time is always gonna be more productive, with diminishing returns. Until the worker/slave mind or body breaks at least. Mind you, I'm not saying the
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by dudeman13 5y ago
That's some oddly specific characteristic to use to counter the value of being special, having conquered environments, technology and more. Why would the traditional mathematics of growth make all that less ?
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by dudeman13 5y ago
>We don't need "more theory". The vast majority of computer science theory goes unapplied in solving real-world problems The sheer amount of rewriting that is being done every day around the world because people didn'
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by dudeman13 5y ago
>Janitors had better living conditions 50 years ago than $150k earners do today Utter bullshit. >$150k is not even enough to buy a small home near your workplace in a lot of cities Live within your means for 5 years, invest the 70k&#x
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by dudeman13 5y ago
Just how bad at finances are you and people around you if 150k just really isn't that much? That literally places you amongst the richest 1%. Not metaphorically, literally. A couple of years worth of saving is enough to give you passiv
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by dudeman13 6y ago
Fair enough about not focusing on dereministic/not deterministic, although I would still like to know your opinion on it. As far as I can see it, both a deterministic and non deterministic reality can't possibly have free will. Is
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by dudeman13 6y ago
I love this reply. I can't remember hearing of a claim of unknowability that was backed up by actual arguments outside of mathematical subjects
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by dudeman13 6y ago
>Morality is predicated on free will in the sense that without free will humans cannot do good or bad things, because if our behavior is entirely deterministic, no action is truly an action and therefore cannot be good or bad. How would
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by dudeman13 6y ago
>Millions is a low value in terms of wealth As Skeletor once said: WAT?! If you got millions you are part of the 0.5%.
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by dudeman13 6y ago
Using capitalism to define what is peak human technology or not seems silly to me. Humanity is historically bad at allocating their scarce resources. Faster horses and all that.
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by dudeman13 6y ago
Or maybe they don't care to make a pitch as in sell you something, but just wanted to briefly explain it to that other dude?
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by dudeman13 6y ago
Uh, must be a cultural abyss here. When someone says they are under a lot of stress, I take it as they work 70 hours weeks, or they found out they'll be a cripple or people they love are dying, or the chance that you'll be stabbed
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by dudeman13 6y ago
I don't think he meant it as nobody deserves privacy and to control their personal data. I took it as a "it's there anyway and there's no point for me to pretend that it is not".
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by dudeman13 6y ago
Holding on to publishing the results because you don't like the political consequences sounds like self-censorship to me
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by dudeman13 6y ago
The very best way of dealing with stress isn't internal, it is making the source of stress go away. Unless the internal changes fundamentally change how you view the world ( i.e. the source of stress no longer causes stress, which is t
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by dudeman13 6y ago
Seems like a problem with your team instead of a remove vs non-remote thing. I'm a young programmer in my 20s and I get plenty of training working remotely.
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by dudeman13 6y ago
I think the point of the expression "name one X who fits Y" is expressing that observing X given Y has low probability.
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by dudeman13 6y ago
As much as I agree with the general spirit of your reply, I think there is some merit to think of posterboy.human() being a socially defined concept. It's recently became a loaded term (much like gender) due to people in general using
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by dudeman13 6y ago
That's an argument I think is valid for a possible lack of consequences of importance. Unlike thinking there won't be consequences of importance because of a belief that < 1% of humanity even thought of maybe possibly having
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by dudeman13 6y ago
>I don't think so [...] and therefore I reject it outright That's not a problem. There can be insane theological and ethical consequences for everyone else.
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by dudeman13 6y ago
I am not American.
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by dudeman13 6y ago
I wished people had decided Software Engineers made 125k Could achieve financial independence in 2 years
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by dudeman13 6y ago
None. Logical reasoning goes agaisn't what politics is about.