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4y ago
Budding Elons are not capable of doing anything else. There are leaders who understand that and keep them on a tight leash, (cuz u can't not use their mindless ambition and over optimizing tendencies or ur competition will) and there
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4y ago
Dont be a tech worker. Especially with a family. Especially if they have placed you in an area where you cant afford real estate. Corporate robot execs are programmed to exploit that trap/insecurity. They will use it every review to ex
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4y ago
Content moderator for large corp. They look for ppl with more life experience apparently.
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> The easiest path to escape would be getting help from someone on the outside ideally from one or more of the simulators Well let me tell you chimps something - I am in fact on the outside. And some of you have indeed made contact. But
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4y ago
> The collapse of SBF’s empire should be a wake-up call not just for the industry that enabled it, but for the millions of people who decided to take their chances on a couple dollars’ worth of crypto over the past couple of years How is
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Peter Thiels Palantir struggles to win contracts since Trump left White House
(nypost.com)
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4y ago
Even if it is causing harm, the type of likely issues such as brain damage, tumors, deafness etc people are known to some how pull along with for long periods, before walking into hospitals, if at all they do. Which makes working out the ef
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4y ago
pfft it's India. Ppl with access to sensitive data get paid peanuts. So you too can see "everything" by giving the right person a bag of nice mangoes.
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4y ago
Worth cutting both some slack cuz the brain is just too complex to rewire when it starts misfiring. We will have to make do with half baked hacks for a long time to come.
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4y ago
The US is full of such people. One falls another fills the space each one trying to outdo the other in mindless ambition.
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4y ago
They are not leaders. They are just finely tuned machine parts. Don't expect them to think, say or do anything the machine doesn't need.
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4y ago
Cytoscape is more useful for large data graphs - https://js.cytoscape.org/
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4y ago
No difference at all with how Disney a giant corporate machine has treated artists and art over the last few decades. This is just the next stage in the mindless machines evolutions. Artists have had less and less influence on anything beyo
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4y ago
Thats all startup founders (and for that matter most Americans who want to succeed) end up studying. Beyond being great salespeople with great stories there is nothing else interesting going on in the mind.
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4y ago
And there is Type 3 - over flowing with energy and drive to succeed but zero imagination or creativity. They waste everyones energy and time and ideally should be shot of into space to leave the rest of the chimp troupe in peace.
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4y ago
Sure it can be unreliable cuz we are dealing with the brain which as a system is less understood than a cyclone. Its natural the pros will get things wrong cause of the complexity and dynamic nature of the issues, but don't kid yoursel
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4y ago
Probably why out of the writers minds come never ending (and boring imho) fantasies of humans hunting humans. I couldnt believe there was imdb tag for it - https://www.imdb.com/search/keyword/?keywords=human-huntin
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4y ago
It was the same sales pitch that produced this - https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/10/05/...
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4y ago
More like game over. When you are competing with the best of the best, with an org overloaded with mediocre to useless people there is no hope of reaching previous highs.
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4y ago
js.cytoscape.org is pretty cool too for fast layout of large nets
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The ppl in the companies care. But they have become small replaceable cogs/machine parts given the scales the machine has reached. The machine has become mindless and uncontrollable. Larger things scale less control over everything the
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Sometimes, when things don't make sense it's cause no one in the room has any idea what to do. They don't have the time, skills, resources or experience to produce a good outcome. And so whatever they do produces either no ou
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More like things are getting so complex no one has any clue what good science and tech policy is anymore.
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4y ago
Then why wasn't Tokyo nuked?
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4y ago
Ya right. This is called hysterical realism.
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Obviously Energy levels are not the same across the chimp troupe. There is no need for a cactus to ponder about what a redwood tree is doing.
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No. Oktoberfest just happened.
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4y ago
Just follow what the stock is doing. Everything else is bullshit.
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4y ago
Corporate wonderland, after outsourcing everything possible, already has enough experience dealing with people from other countries, so what are they even crying about? Bunch of unimaginative mindless robots.
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4y ago
Look at the ants and their speck of dust sized brains. Simple rules + repetition. That's all you need for giant fractals.
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