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by junofan 3y ago
Interesting question. We developed the whole concept of justice because this kind of abstract utilitarian morality doesn’t apply well. I’m all-in on justice. Give me the full model. I’m not doing anything wrong.
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by junofan 3y ago
I mean it’s in the Constitution. This guy isn’t stateless, and his citizenship wasn’t revoked. As far as the article goes, I suspect there’s more to the story. You don’t study at Fort Leavenworth and then casually pop over to your embassy f
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by junofan 3y ago
The alternative is to require a warrant, which has so far been a pretty good system.
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by junofan 3y ago
After moving to Switzerland I remember receiving a pamphlet with something like 15 different types of recycling I was supposed to do. There were special trash detectives that could fine people and imprison those who couldn’t pay. I lived ab
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by junofan 3y ago
I mean I don’t think predicting the future is something that typically involves rigor. The outcome is pretty clear: whatever makes a ton of money. Probably a trusted friend in your pocket that sometimes helps you buy stuff. The most negativ
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by junofan 3y ago
We know their brains didn’t grow much after birth, unlike humans, which also suggests faster maturity akin to living apes and likely less social support for extended adolescence.
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by junofan 3y ago
From the AP’s article on the subject [1]: > Robert Strassburger, president and CEO of the Automotive Coalition for Traffic Safety, is involved in a public-private partnership with NHTSA to develop an alcohol detection system for vehicles
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by junofan 3y ago
Poor people generally fly budget airlines like Spirit or spend a few extra dollars to ride with a more reliable bus company. Greyhound is the safest way to get from state A to state B with an arrest warrant. It’s often exactly as bad as adv
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by junofan 3y ago
Yeah it’s to find the 1–3% who still want to buy something but got lost for whatever reason. “dress for my wife, not sure if she’ll like it.” “well what does she usually wear?” etc. More common retail interaction in some cultures than other
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by junofan 3y ago
Sales and marketing, higher touch stuff like cart abandonment could be automated.
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by junofan 3y ago
I thought there was a big compliance burden with AIFMD. The money’s often in the Caymans. I could be way off.
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by junofan 3y ago
We’re actually maybe a little behind schedule if you look at the “with funding” case from the AGI-09 conference survey: https://sethbaum.com/ac/2011_AI-Experts.pdf Matches my recollection. The field is prone to hype cy
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by junofan 3y ago
I believe the CRS contracts carried a launch failure penalty and a no-insurance (mission assurance) clause like the LSP, which would’ve fetched a higher price.
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by junofan 3y ago
Some guy did a chimeric horsepox by ordering stuff off GeneArt and IDT.
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by junofan 3y ago
I dunno if safe drinking water is a great example. There are many success stories both of public and private provisioning. It’s not rocket science. You need to: 1. Build, operate, and maintain wastewater treatment plants 2. Require everyone
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by junofan 3y ago
Depends on how demand plays out. It’s possible China will oversupply green hydrogen, leaving blue hydrogen a stranded asset. I do wish hydrogen were a bigger part of the conversation today, and I think down-only emissions policy makes balan
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by junofan 3y ago
FYI it’s a joke in case this is going over anybody’s head. Ellen Pao even played along: https://old.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/3cs78i/whats_the...
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by junofan 3y ago
I’m not assuming anything. It’s been a clown show since the press release smearing the outgoing executive.
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by junofan 3y ago
Done what? A competent board would not do this.
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by junofan 3y ago
Complete clown show by Ilya, Helen, Adam, and Tasha.
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by junofan 3y ago
Unless they’re voting to block industrialization agendas of African nations by force or diplomacy, there’s nothing your Flanders-based politician can do.
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by junofan 3y ago
Anyone who’s been through this knows the company was dead the minute Ilya, Adam, Helen, and Tasha wrote in their votes.
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by junofan 3y ago
Okay but taking corporate comms absolutely literally is kinda irrelevant in the context of… corporate comms.
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by junofan 3y ago
Coulda sworn the Board did that.
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by junofan 3y ago
Why’d they smear Sam? Couldn’t they have released a statement saying they just don’t see eye to eye anymore?
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by junofan 3y ago
Exactly. Add to that the personal smearing of one person and it seems like a very unnecessarily negative maneuver.
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by junofan 3y ago
It is a complete departure from past stated means without clear justification.
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by junofan 3y ago
Why should anybody involved put up with this sort of behavior? Smearing the CEO? Ousting the chairman? Jeopardizing key supplier relationships? It’s ridiculous.
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by junofan 3y ago
I don’t think any customer or user of OpenAI wants to see their supplier managed by that board. Who cares about some guy.
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by junofan 3y ago
You’re saying the board is trying to bring back an employee they know committed malfeasance?

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