gsf_emergency_4

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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
I've already edited to say "make moves counter to Altman's". You are right, but Thiel thinks about progress in a fundamentally different, I'd argue opposite, way from Zuck or Altman. More aligned with Elon or Karp.
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
It's in Thiel's nature to make moves counter to Altman's. Certainly, he does not share Masa's (or PG's) weakness for the genii of the day. (Secretly despises, actually?) They are kinda nontechnical in the same way (
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
Detailed perspective from someone with insight into Thiel's thinking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6LakOrqDL4&t=1s That watched, imho Thiel is interested in the post-Straussian tension between "thinking in
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Design equations for 3 precision current sources(edn.com)
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OpenAI's 250GW data center target would match India(tomshardware.com)
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Strilanc uses gauge symmetry to help Aaronson ward off quantum hype(scottaaronson.blog)
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Magic Words(en.wikipedia.org)
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Tamil Nadu sub-State model of climate action(thehindu.com)
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
TIL from a closer read: EasyWriter was made with a custom Forth compiler. (This looks it came from the 3rd-chance pool... because the rate at which old-timers contribute to https://news.ycombinator.com/highlights seems to
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
So..not even wait-free? (Since you still have locks) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-blocking_algorithm#Obstruc...
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
(1) ac .. I approx Foucault as a centrist, but 'fess that shit could be undecidable ( without reviewing the inputs ) Conservatives are self-destructive :) (2) Countersignalling is older than your parlance makes it sound. See Fussell
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
I'm glad that you are still a believer in Coffee! Other academics think it's bipolar that provides value https://www.its.caltech.edu/~matilde/DarkBrightness.pdf I've seen others argue for schizotypy usin
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
Guys... Give me say, an accepted PR to mathlib and we can talk entropy
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
Other academics think it's bipolar (the 6-7 version of FOMO really) that provides value https://www.its.caltech.edu/~matilde/DarkBrightness.pdf I've seen others argue for schizotypy using the same biographica
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Heat engine uses the cold of space to run a fan (400mW per sqm)(youtube.com)
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Aaronson handles some of that quantum hype(scottaaronson.blog)
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Chinese co's roadmap for aneutronic fusion(arxiv.org)
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@5m23s: Denmark's GDP growth rivals Cali's: pharm,wind,balanced worker rights(youtube.com)
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
Yeah, but he needs to win back his swingfluencers (eg Thiel) quick short term prediction: The D self-distances from anti-anti-semitism
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
The main thing the Swiss have that Americans don't are referendums that can seriously challenge federal action. And then there are the state versions of that. And they don't have to wait for "the cycle". Or have results
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
I struggle to call the guy who came up with pouvoir décentré a conservative.. Upper middle class, yes, but by no means a Nepo Baby like Mamdani (it's depressing that every field outside of sports/movies/fin/tech is dom
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
Nietzsche says, without irony, all a basement dweller needs to pay attention to is doing world class shit! (Medication, internet connection, etc may or may not be required-- from my reading, N's opinion is that getting used to virtuos
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
> Slow is the experience of all deep fountains: long have they to wait until they know what has fallen into their depths. Far away from the market-place and from fame happens all that is great: far away from the market-place and from fam
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
Gertz concludes: > But passive nihilism is also leading us to see in technologies a way to become sicker humans, humans who are trapped in an endless cycle of never being satisfied with how much “better” we have become. In other words, p
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
So.. you say... this poor girl was later afflicted by guilt? >“I wrote my book Friedrich Nietzsche in His Works with complete impartiality, moved only by the fact that after he became famous, so many young writers took up his ideas witho
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
See diagrams 2 & 3 here-- I used the water-style arrows for everything https://www.open.edu/openlearncreate/mod/oucontent/view.php?...
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
The related Trabi (made of paper, some claim) have had their value multiplied https://www.thestar.com.my/lifestyle/living/2024/03/27/trabb...
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
The guy's name (shared with a French Marshal) led me to this fascinating history https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-clericalism_and_Freemason...
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
I think GP meant to say that people are not that sophisticated. Newtonian physics is not very sophisticated but fortunes have made and broke on deploying it (Roulette, dice, coinflipping etc) statistical physics, otoh, is slightly more soph
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by gsf_emergency_4 11mo ago
Totally OT but I just saw your force diagram question. The force diagrams I came up with have "invaginated arrows". In the std diagram students get confused about what forces act on which objects so the invaginated arrows trip the

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