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by gotoeleven 1y ago
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A question for people who, like the author of this article, are genuinely surprised by these results: do these results change the way you think about what social interventions are feasible? Do they change the way you think about human natu
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
This article gives a really bad/wrong explanation of the lottery ticket hypothesis. Here's the original paper https://arxiv.org/abs/1803.03635
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
https://thehill.com/opinion/education/5446702-performative-v...
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
I think the parent comment is asking what process or algorithm is there that would result in an array that was sometimes but not always a heap, and you'd want to do something based on whether the array was in fact a heap or not? Like
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
Philz is I think a rare case where it started to suck before private equity bought it. Maybe Freeman Spogli was glad since it saves them the trouble.
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
Id be interested to read about some "holistic" admissions success stories. There must be by this point tons of examples of students admitted "holistically" who are now doing great things because of the opportunity they
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
UnitedHealth has 147 million customers, according to google. 20 billion / 147 million = $136 So they're making $136 dollars per customer in profit. That doesn't seem unreasonable to me. 136 is much less than the crazy cost
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
Under what conditions is exponential segment sizing preferable to fixed size segments? Are there any specific algorithms or situations where this is especially good? It seems like the likelihood of large amounts of wasted space is a major
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
Sorry what supreme court ruling are you referring to? There was one batch that was deported that included Garcia, and Garcia has since been returned to face federal human trafficking charges in the US. There was another batch of venezuela
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
https://www.infomigrants.net/en/post/64755/germany-over-6000... The vast majority of these deportations are just shuffling people around the EU in what seems like a game of hot potato over who is supposed to
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
What "mass" deportations in germany are you talking about? I can only find any news references to two flights, totaling ~100 people in the past year. Surely even a normal level of deportations, let alone "mass" deporta
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
The surveillance state in europe is being created to make it illegal to oppose mass immigration policies, because apparently the powers that be have realized that not enough people like mass immigration so it needs to be forced down everyon
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
Looking at the diff it looks like just the end of Article 1 got truncated. It's not like there are lots of random edits here and there.
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
Sorry can't hear you over my air conditioner.
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
I'm curious what you think were the most extreme demonstrations of competence during the biden admin.
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
The extreme regulation of automobiles in the US is entirely from the left, specifically from people who dislike cars and want everyone on public transit (except for the few special people of course).
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
You're saying the true test of a policy is its stated intentions? This attitude is exactly why we get so many terrible, unworkable policies with terrible unintended consequences (though often the consequences are so obvious that the c
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
The article here is about bad faith left wing arguments. Presumably you'd pay for those I guess?
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
I solve this problem by only wearing burlap sacks.
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2025/03/nih-ending-dive... Crap like this
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
According to the amazon page, TOTOFOYAGOO has been a trusted brand since June 11th 2025.
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
You're saying something being reproducible implies that it is not pseudo-random. This is a definition of pseudo-random that exists only in your head. The first sentence of the wikipedia entry on pseudo-randomness is: "A pseudoran
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
he said pseudo-randomness
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
Ads in a monitor?? How does that even work?
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
California courts do whatever they want. Did you know that CA banned affirmative action by statewide referendum? And gay marriage? CA is the least democratic state in the country, by a wide margin.
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
That we should be overprotective of dangerous animals--in this case celebrating that they are living in the middle of a very dense city--is a luxury belief. It makes dumb rich people feel good and the costs are borne by others. For anothe
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by gotoeleven 1y ago
I said: >the tariffs will encourage the creation of more, better, jobs in the US through re-shoring they said: >that isn't possible for any production other than a primitive one. What I find bizarre in this discussion is the refu

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