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The situation fundamentally starts in the 1960s. The root cause, or primary driver of the situation today is the exit of the Republican Party and the conservative media/political sphere from bipartisan politics and facts. These two for
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The forces that created today, are deeper - to the point that they used 9/11, as opposed to being defined by 9/11. The crux of the issue today is fundament information economy on the right, that can support any narrative, even if
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You too ? I’ve been looking at this and have stopped talking to friends in the US, because my urge is to tell them to GTFO. And I feel like I’m going to sound crazy to them. But the thing I keep remembering is a conversation with a student
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1y ago
Effective communication is fundamentally problem solving.
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Verification. That’s the whole issue in a nutshell. Can the output of a generative system be verified as accurate by a human (or ultimately verified by a human) Experts who can look at an output and verify if it is valid are the people who
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1y ago
It is helpful to be informed. This form of argument, ends up normalizing the Trump presidency with the Biden presidency, which on its own is abhorrent to any scale of comparison. Leave alone the fact that deciding to exit and leaving execut
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1y ago
The capriciousness, lack of concern with reality, the poor implementation…
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1y ago
What you wrote reminds me of descriptions of the Soviet Union.
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1y ago
Trump has a ~85%+ approval amongst republicans. This has been the case for every poll which shows Trump’s approval rating dropping. Its only dropping amongst non republicans. This is not the part of America that is meant to be great. This i
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1y ago
There are exceptions to this rule, and I am sure you are aware that all industries do not have the same ability to change providers, like say telecom. You are NOT going to be changing houses and care homes very regularly past a certain age.
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What in gods name… And then there’s call of duty in the middle of the paper…
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If cloudflare goes out of business, for example, their collapse would not count as an action against speech. Conflating free speech with Terms of Services is to mix up MANY issues. There is a distinction that must be kept upheld, between pr
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Oh boy isn’t this the truth. Firstly - Hah! this is the easier situation! This is Americans talking about reaching out to Americans. It’s even more fun when you are in another country, and need to go through your network to get attention to
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These cases were taken to the courts, and for the covid issue I am aware that the firms were never forced, and were able to ignore government instructions and do their own thing. The exact opposite of what has happened here. The same will b
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There is no real engagement with your core point. What you are going to see is an evolutionary approach to finding which message is the most able to defuse umbrage, and further right leaning interests. If it’s useful to argue for free speec
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The president of the USA is a de facto “public interest” position. The burden of acting and speaking in the public interest is the whole dang job.
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1y ago
Well intentioned, but never going to work. Social networks will always create financial incentives that have to be contended with. No network that can connect to “close” people, will always result in some nodes on the graph that connect t
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This is a weird sentence, because its got many assumptions baked in that pull the answers in different directions, if they have to conform with the implied definitions you are using. Global south nations do not have the same level of Judici
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1y ago
Yes. They would. There is a whole world of MBA and business analysis schools that look into this with a microscope. The evidence that we have is that hybrid work is a net increase in productivity. Do note its hybrid, not remote.
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This would be impressive. since it complete contradicts what reports we do have of hybrid work (hybrid, not remote)
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Will work.
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3 is real, this is what was behind Amazon’s RTO mandates. Its designed to ensure that people decide to quit.
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Isn’t this simply moving your goal posts? You are also creating a contorted argument to hold onto your blame, making a bonfire out of your credibility. Which is possibly why you are using a new account?
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> a generated factual error cannot be grounded in factually correct training data. This is only true given a corpus of data large enough, and enough memory to capture as many unique dimensions as required no? > However, a non-halluci
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CAD vs Hand drawing isometrics spotlights the labor and effort, but then ends up overshadowing the role of effort in developing mental models. The issue is that its a homework exercise . It's goal is to help you practice thinking abou
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Please lay no hopes in the establishment. There is NOTHING that will get past the FOX barrier, unless it serves a political purpose for the Republican Party. There is no “establishment” here. When Fox began targeting environmental efforts a
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Female Genital Mutilation is something parents do to their children. A parental bond doesn’t overwhelm a child’s own rights as citizens and human beings. Parents live in a society, even if it were a village, and there is no free pass to do
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Ah you are an old one. I was born later, and missed this phase of our history. This reminds me of back 11,500 years ago, when people used to worship the sharper or bigger pieces of obsidian. They felt the biggest piece would win them the bi
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This does feel like a personal preference has been inflamed here, and is overshadowing your interpretation of the message. There will be interviews done with non A+ students.
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This was a worthy set of lines to pen: >” Now, I’ve spent a lot of money and weeks putting the data for this article together, processing tens of terabytes of data in some cases. So I hope you appreciate how utterly uninspiring and flat
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