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by huijzer 1y ago
> It requires an accounting perspective on the inflows and outflows of an ongoing process and not just a small slice of data. Correct, but we don't have that information so we have to rely on a best guess. We're not dealing wit
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by huijzer 1y ago
> How many h1b were issued the years before AI? Has there been an increase? That still wouldn't prove anything per your logic because, as you say, "Association is no proof of cause." But then the question is how could we e
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by huijzer 1y ago
I just can't be bothered to have comments on my site. It adds nothing but headaches. Cross-posting articles to HN or Reddit for comments is a much nicer way, I think.
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Companies are lying about AI layoffs?(huijzer.xyz)
199 points by huijzer 1y ago|179 comments
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by huijzer 1y ago
Yep 100% came here to say the same. Helped me a lot during the PhD to get a better understanding of statistics.
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by huijzer 1y ago
I mentioned that argument already in my comment and provided a counterexample.
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by huijzer 1y ago
> As publishing becomes cheaper, the content quality bar is lowered for creating new books. Might play a role yes, but I think it’s a more widespread phenomenon because finding quality in our society becomes harder each day. Think modern
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by huijzer 1y ago
This video is well worth the watch for people worried about fascism: https://youtu.be/azE7nqqQMmo
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Old Books vs. Modern Books(huijzer.xyz)
2 points by huijzer 1y ago|4 comments
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by huijzer 1y ago
Don't Electron-based apps cause lag on basically any system?
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by huijzer 1y ago
I remembered incorrectly. They are getting "emergency declarations" support: > Donald Trump called it "the largest AI infrastructure project in history", and he indicated that he would use emergency declarations to ex
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by huijzer 1y ago
> Interestingly, in the past, the US federal government actively made efforts to keep private organizations from becoming too dominant. They seem to do the opposite now because small businesses can expect little support from the governme
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by huijzer 1y ago
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by huijzer 1y ago
Another day, another new battery innovation that probably will never see mass production.
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Biometric border control: Germany to launch entry/exit system in October(heise.de)
4 points by huijzer 1y ago|0 comments
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Congressman McFadden on the Federal Reserve Corporation Remarks in Congress 1934(home.hiwaay.net)
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by huijzer 1y ago
The statistic is very clear. Employment is going down. I don't see why you need context for that. You can make your own context based on your own worldview. No need for anyone to provide that for you on a silver platter.
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Employment-Population Ratio(fred.stlouisfed.org)
4 points by huijzer 1y ago|3 comments
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by huijzer 1y ago
Ever since I've seen the Apollo 11 press conference, I don't know what to think: https://youtu.be/BI_ZehPOMwI
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Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars: A Psychotherapeutic Analysis of Systemic Control(gettherapybirmingham.com)
4 points by huijzer 1y ago|2 comments
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by huijzer 1y ago
Let me be clear that I do not agree fully with this article, but I think it contains many great observations about day-to-day realities for many people.
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by huijzer 1y ago
It’s a network attached storage with some FTP/SAMBA etc managed by you via a web interface. Think VPS with lots of storage, but with file-storage software pre-installed and configured and only ability to change users. I don’t know how
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by huijzer 1y ago
Couldn’t you mount a Hetzner Storage Box via SAMBA (SMB) or FTP to your device and then point Syncthing at that network storage? The box is €3.20 per month for 1TB of storage.
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Syncthing v2.0(github.com)
8 points by huijzer 1y ago|4 comments
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The Social Media Good, Bad, and Ugly(huijzer.xyz)
3 points by huijzer 1y ago|0 comments
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by huijzer 1y ago
What I dislike about these large bureaucracies is that it's not only impersonal to the developers who have to work on it, but also for the customers. Even though software is difficult, I think it's a net positive for society to ha
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by huijzer 1y ago
To anyone here open minded enough to give it a shot, I encourage you to read The Real Anthony Fauci , or at least the first chapter. To people who feel resistance: what is the worst that can happen? If you after reading disagree then your
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by huijzer 1y ago
Interesting. I’ve seen a lot about sewn signatures too indeed as well as a technique where you glue a small strip of paper on the side instead of a full cover. What do you mean by “scrimp”? You would spent hours fiddling with Word? EPUB to
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by huijzer 1y ago
Yes can confirm this is real. I know both German and Dutch nurses who say that the workload is incredibly high. One older nurse also said the pressure today is much higher than years ago.
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Printing a Book at Home with Minimal Equipment(huijzer.xyz)
13 points by huijzer 1y ago|2 comments

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