joquarky

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by joquarky 4mo ago
It takes a big ego to look past fundamental attribution errors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fundamental_attribution_error
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by joquarky 4mo ago
Where did he get that funding?
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by joquarky 4mo ago
Anyone relying on metrics should know about Goodhart's law. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goodhart%27s_law
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by joquarky 4mo ago
Reverse lottery.
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by joquarky 4mo ago
Is this not an exemplar of the slippery slope fallacy?
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by joquarky 4mo ago
The new generation is struggling with self-determinism and individualism. This should not come as a surprise when they are forced to live with roommates because they can't afford a house or even an apartment to themselves because every
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by joquarky 4mo ago
> I hire more employees and I take $50k profit per house but I build 20k houses and make $1B. I earn $1B. This hypothetical isn't possible. There's no way you can directly manage the construction of 20k houses in a human lifet
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by joquarky 4mo ago
> And please cease telling other people what to do and not do! This is the most ironic comment I've seen in a while.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Imagine unironically starting your comment with "Um" in 2026.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
All of this is moot when the parents complain to the spineless school board when their kid fails the supervised tests.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Some will stay even as their reality becomes more and more abstract. Meanwhile, the Morlocks will stay grounded and develop novel tastes.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
It's not that different from an NFT.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Whataboutism isn't an argument.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
How about we get our own house in order before messing with other planets?
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by joquarky 5mo ago
A more common example is sports stadiums.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
It doesn't matter how tone deaf it is, they are so wealthy they don't care.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Simple solution: just put them in space!
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by joquarky 5mo ago
> over how long it delivers that ROI In the US, this is moot if that time period is more than 3 months.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
> nuclear plants worth of capacity) that can switch on/off in milliseconds Nuclear has this little problem getting in the way of switching on/off quickly: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenon-135
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Putting people in prison has substantial costs.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
You can act, but the only winner will be the lawyers.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Amazon would never do anything nefarious.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
Suffering comes from desire. What would a silicon-based consciousness desire to cause suffering?
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by joquarky 5mo ago
How can we claim to have a meritocracy if we allow inheritance?
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by joquarky 5mo ago
>When I see someone post an LLM reply, it makes me wonder >but maybe we've reached a point of no return So you're creating your own suffering by perceiving a duality that doesn't really matter.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
I remember when the music industry would release albums with one good song and make you buy the crap instead of selling the single at a lower price.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
We are devolving due to cronyism. The gold rush has replaced the nerds with brogrammers.
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by joquarky 5mo ago
> Real Estate Now there's an honest sector that is sure to use these tools to benefit humanity!
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by joquarky 5mo ago
I don't need anything launched into space. Math problems being solved doesn't make necessities easier to afford. New healthcare discoveries seem moot when only the wealthy get access (Elysium anyone?). I'm not seeing how a ty
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by joquarky 5mo ago
And what exactly will that accomplish? Did you grow up in a time when that was effective?

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