fjordofnorway

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by fjordofnorway 8mo ago
> I dont think AI even factors in to this. I think another way to look at the expansion of the capitalist economy is the onboarding of people into entry day jobs and transitions of economies upward.. AI may have relatively little to do w
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by fjordofnorway 8mo ago
The market seems to stay strange because few believe it can stay strange, but looking back at the netbook industry I feel like a few losers at keeping up for the AI level will realize they may as well make the products that people prefer ol
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by fjordofnorway 8mo ago
Probably yet I don't see much direct connection. People were not having less heart attacks or heart attacks later in life. I suppose testing a vitamin D theory to significance may not have been easy before ~1980 because of many other c
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by fjordofnorway 8mo ago
People in particular groups with higher risk of deficiency will be tested every year by many doctors. That practice obviously can't amount to testing every year being the average though.
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by fjordofnorway 8mo ago
Given that the gold and the dollar are not productive I think one is betting that society is less productive than inflation when one invests in gold and that one will need to pay a ransom over a long weekend when one holds dollars.
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by fjordofnorway 8mo ago
That's an odd argument. If we are talking about a organ safe uncombined dosage of Tylenol or Ibuprofen being 0.4 then I think we are talking about the point just above placebo and bias where something barely has a real effect that shou
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by fjordofnorway 8mo ago
Good PR review isn't really enough unless the organization is only large enough to handle around one PR at a time. With languages like Scala I think its a clearer necessity that someone or some small group in an organization maintains