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by ivalm 4y ago
Because having a diverse employee pool has advantages as it helps avoid group think, reduces mental blind spots, and introduces new perspectives. Diversity is itself good for teams.
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by ivalm 4y ago
> You should hire based on talent and experience I agree that you shouldn’t hire unqualified people. However, oftentimes as a hiring manager you have a bunch of relatively equivalent candidates (let’s say the top 5 of the 100 that applie
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by ivalm 4y ago
Not fake but better metrics. There are always many different metrics that are available and the choice of metric is often arbitrary. What EEOC is doing is pointing out that if a metric disproportionally affects some protected category then
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by ivalm 4y ago
Lots of people is just more than one. It’s not a quantified concept. Anyways, I’m happy to say “some” instead of “lots of”, my main point is that these people exist, that’s why I replied to your comment.
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by ivalm 4y ago
Why would they lose? The discussion is an absolute about preference to die, not about change of that preference by someone who didn’t die. Also, not hard to imagine that there would be some people whose preference didn’t change. They just
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by ivalm 4y ago
You claimed without proof: > As for "voluntary" euthanasia: don't even start. There is no such thing. Your old father doesn't want to be a burden, but he's helpless, and it's all too easy to "convince&q
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by ivalm 4y ago
I have spoken to many older folks, some of them quite wealthy who expressed their desire to choose their own death. One of them, unfortunately, got a metastasized late stage cancer (discovered late), and in fact ended her life with dr assis
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by ivalm 4y ago
Lots of people are driven by pain and discomfort, not guilted, into euthanasia.
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by ivalm 4y ago
I agree that he probably did not cheat vs firouzja. Even vs Carlson my money is at most the line magnus wanted to play somehow got leaked. It’s hard to imagine getting live engine support otb at a modern tournament.
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by ivalm 4y ago
You can always say 40% cheater, 60% non cheater in this one game, but this updates the priors for future game considerations. At some point the priors will be such that the belief in the risk of cheating (which needs not be more than 50%) w
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by ivalm 4y ago
It can, codex is better. I envision running a bot farm replacing 100s of negative impact programmers. This will be an improvement! Bonus point using gpt-3 to generate coherent standup slack messages.
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by ivalm 4y ago
Write a programmer replacement bot with GPT-Codex.
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by ivalm 4y ago
No, this is part of the deal. You get benefits of being an American company, but you also get the disadvantages.
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by ivalm 4y ago
A100, unlike the current generation consumer cards, is still made at tsmc. They just had a weird foundry split this generation.
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by ivalm 4y ago
Im not here to defend economists, but the historian argument is that because they can’t verify if their arguments holds water robustly they instead don’t verify at all. If everything is so subjective as to be unverifiable then why should we
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by ivalm 4y ago
Presumably sense experience is one of many confounders?
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by ivalm 4y ago
He claims that, but it’s not a justified claim. As my edit show you can do this analysis, it’s a lot of work.
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by ivalm 4y ago
By applying whatever claim system to past events and seeing how often the claim system produces the correct answer. You can compare it to marginal or other types of claims. Edit: More concretely for tyrants. Get a definition to classify exa
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by ivalm 4y ago
Doesn’t seem that it addresses Noah’s actual complaint: There is a claim that something in the past is in some way relevant to something now. This claim of relevance is typically somewhat specific (eg how democracy fails). Historians make t
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by ivalm 4y ago
Hard for me to say what it would take for a normal small dev team as I am a beneficiary/stakeholder of this work but wasn't involved in the development. In our case we hired a dedicated senior infra swe who had experience in build
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by ivalm 4y ago
With some investment in infra as code we have a similar experience on aws. GitHub actions + terraform targeting ECS on fargate (pay for usage). Push to main build the container, pushes to elastic registry, makes the task/service, confi
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by ivalm 4y ago
How many Americans died from terrorism? How many foreigners died from anti-terrorism drone strikes?
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by ivalm 4y ago
Apparently Aztec ruins, other images are similar: https://labs.openai.com/s/1dsnJ5vcsVROr6cTm5nvuDF6
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by ivalm 4y ago
The obvious answer is that death isn’t a negatively infinite outcome. The fact that people prefer death to living (eg via suicide) is an example thereof.
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by ivalm 4y ago
It’s actually surprisingly close in absolute numbers. About 20k not-self inflicted gun deaths in the us, and 17k deaths by fire in India. Ofc per capita gun deaths>>fires.
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by ivalm 4y ago
True negative infinities, even discounted, are still infinite, so not very useful as it makes all trajectories equal (negatively infinite).
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by ivalm 4y ago
Maybe not for a developed, but for an AI based startup: 1. Generate synthetic data that is well aligned to your needs. With careful prompting + ensembling + after-fact human filtering you can generate a lot of very particular human-like da
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by ivalm 4y ago
i'm guessing his issue is not with git porcelain. The actually internals of git are kind of messy.
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by ivalm 4y ago
> but how can I adapt this recipe to grilled dog > couldn't easily use it to shish kebab your cat This seems like an unnecessarily hostile response, kind of inline with what the OP mentioned.
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by ivalm 4y ago
Snow is localised and melts into captured streams. It gets refilled because high alt + low temp preferentially causes rainfall/fog that replenishes the snowpack. If fewer rain cloud condense on the peak then it just rains more disperse

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