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by garbagetime 6y ago
>For details: https://nano-editor.org/news.php That's a beautiful website.
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by garbagetime 6y ago
How good is the critical thinking that's taught in the hard sciences? My assumption would be that it's quite limited there, too - present only to the extent that it absolutely has to be for good science to be carried out. It seems
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by garbagetime 6y ago
> It would be hard to pick a more "conventionally-minded" opinion than "I think free speech is good" It's important to make the distinction between people who feel like they're in favour of freedom of speech
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by garbagetime 6y ago
The DPRK doesn't have to compete for tech talent in the same way most countries do, because other states probably won't be able to poach tech talent away from the DPRK. And how much talent would the DPRK really need to do impactfu
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by garbagetime 6y ago
Beside the point, really - The interesting fact is that it's a lot better than anything we have previously had.
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by garbagetime 6y ago
Koreans can become talented AI engineers. The DPRK has a history of simply abducting people with the talents that the DPRK requires. A plausible (although unlikely) scenario is that the DPRK abducts a handful of AI experts and forces them t
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by garbagetime 6y ago
>My favorite is how, even in the realm of conspiracies that Shakespeare didn't write his plays, the posited true author is invariably another famous Elizabethan personality, e.g. Francis Bacon. Counter-example: https://ww
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by garbagetime 6y ago
Depression as you mean it is a proper state for a person to be be in when his life and the world about him seem to be very wrong. To delete depression rather than addressing the root causes seems strange and inhuman.