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Could you share an example ? These conversations on AI code good, vs AI code bad constantly keep cropping up. I feel we need to build a cultural norm to share examples places of succeeded, and failures, so that we can get to some sort of co
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People care. The state isn’t the only source of funds, and researchers are in it to do research. PHDs make little money, and getting into academia is not generally considered a good career path. The only people who can’t get fired are the f
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As the OP mentioned, growth is different from fair distribution of resources.
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The elites have had power for the largest span of our history. Correlation here is not causation. By that same criteria, elites have been responsible for the grandest acts of destruction and waste as well. But I suppose someone may want to
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I am against this reading of hopefulness. It creates a narrative of momentum, which is necessary to not be overwhelmed by the situations we face, but it’s no longer viable to ignore it. As just one sign - Academics in environmental science
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> some answer and they do not know what they're talking about Heck it’s worse ! If a machine could read all the corpus of information and then knew what it didn’t know - and it had the ability to “reason” then we are actually taking
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This is reading the past and forgetting the forces active since WW2 and the 1960s. We do NOT live in those times, and the edifices propped up and successful in Europe and America, well and truly wish to undermine those protections. It takes
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Competition improves consumer welfare if the competition is on features that improve consumer welfare. Without referees, competition can simply be on lowering costs and providing cheaper service. If demand is in-elastic (there’s only one Yo
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If someone hasn’t done the legwork why should they be in the same arena ? We don’t put NBA professionals in the same league as newbies. Expertise in this case isn’t cheaply earned. It’s the top of a pyramid of intellectual effort.
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Shit is expensive is in context of the option to watch tikitok. Not that shit is expensive as a be all explanation in and of itself. It’s a point on the relative ease/benefit of content vs meeting people. And you can even meet people o
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Ugh. I feel bad sharing this, because I am a proponent of Remote. https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2024/06/hybrid-work-is-a-w... this should have a link. Also a correction - it showed increased retention rat
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Not the previous poster - but the study which confirms that remote work is not bad, was one done at Stanford. The devil in the details was that Hybrid resulted in productivity gains - not remote.
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Yes, second the desire for the video. Tribalism coming to the Dems is taking FAR too long. People recognize that tribalism is working for the Republicans, so it’s natural that they are going to eventually imitated the winning strategy. Seri
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No, this will not work. The people who have the most success in terms of engagement against Anti-Vaxxers are not the pro-vax or normal people. Its the Anti-anti-vaxxers The vibe of being able to fight for a moderate position, extremely - is
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Progressives needed to show up at the polls as a bloc. Unfortunately, there is a pervasive belief that this is a symmetric game between Dems and Republicans. This belief gives people a reason to expect that their protest is recognized, wit
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The GoP does not need to make things work. One of its pillars has been to ensure a hamstrung government, and take a position that government is ineffective. Any time the other party comes to power, they are unable to make significant change
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The BBC has routinely been called biased by all sides of the spectrum - it is effectively the best we are going to get in terms of neutrality.
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Either you are the item being sold or you are paying for the service. Nothing is free, and I for one prefer a subscription model, if only as a change from the ad model. I am sure we will see the worst of all worlds, but for now, for this mo
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No, those aren’t the follow on questions. The follow questions are to establish if you are crazy about this, not sane about this. Anecdote - Incredible introversion, if not social anxiety - and at one point I just up and drove to meet stran
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Yeah, this reads as AI Generated. The opening para, and several subsequent paras, have this specific flow that I associate with an LLM asked to write an essay.
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I’ll push back - the term is rational as in logical. Rational in the sense that it flows from what emotional choices resonate ? That’s more in terms of faithful to their beliefs. I wouldn’t call that rational per se. And being scared of tri
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You always have ways to not invest in science and research. To break liberal and scientific work and data lineages.
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We - depends on the definition. If there is a structural force shifting the market places of ideas and decisions, forcing certain choices or protecting and harvesting voting blocs - it’s not “we” in the sense of personal choice. I concede,
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Production became easier - But your consumer changed as well.
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God, having complex conversations on WhatsApp is a pain, doing it on discord or any real time chat …
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There was a gang operation in India that targeted drivers stuck in traffic. They tapped on the side of the car, making it seem like there had been an impact. When the driver opened their window and leaned out to find out what would happen,
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Pricing - the point of the airline industry example is to highlight the level of nickel and diming that happens. I’ve been on the best ranked airline, and had dirty toilets - before take off. I’m not alluding to enshittification here - just
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Your robo taxis will also become dirty, unsafe and unclean. The quality of service a private entity will provide, does not magically make it better. It’s better only because of competition driving differentiation in order to capture more ma
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I see this as a call for the robo-rickshaw.
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Thanks, I appreciate your take. For what it’s worth, I made this point since the start of the FSD/l5/tesla launch. I liked the use of the God of the gaps - an effective analogy for the counter position. I’m rejecting the idea of t
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