justrealist

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721.
by justrealist 4y ago
> obviously I’m mildly suicidal like almost everyone else I think you need more help than you realize.
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by justrealist 4y ago
There is no obviously easy path from giving money to improving mental health given our current legal framework. You can sometimes fix around the edges, but the core constraint, for most people, is not one of resources. If someone is severe
723.
by justrealist 4y ago
He's not a climate change denier, but it's true he's in the "adapt" camp.
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by justrealist 4y ago
I've never seen a language or framework that is both easy to be quickly productive in, and free of footguns. React is easy to be quickly productive in... thus, it has footguns.
725.
by justrealist 4y ago
Just people who don't understand how to write performant React, honestly. There are ways of writing React that result in vast numbers of re-renders... it's not a best practice, but it's relatively easy to make happen, especia
726.
by justrealist 4y ago
I've never had trouble getting a % of the company that a grant represents.
727.
by justrealist 4y ago
Never assume that the wheels of the US federal bureaucracy are moving in sync.
728.
by justrealist 4y ago
We don't need to go full PRC, we can just make land grants that make geometric sense.
729.
by justrealist 4y ago
This seems like a completely unrelated implementation detail.
730.
by justrealist 4y ago
The fact is that the rural US has benefitted from the US's very robust freight rail network, almost all of which was either taken via eminent domain or before the land was parceled out. If we tried to rebuild the train network we have
731.
by justrealist 4y ago
> hallucinates up a method call that doesn't exist I actually think it helps to reframe this. It hallucinates up a method call that predictively should exist. If you're working with boto3, maybe that's not actually prac
732.
by justrealist 4y ago
Not really accurate. The problem was the contamination, not the Talc. They have changed the process to remove the asbestos contamination, but have gone a step further in the US, out of risk-aversion, to replace the Talc with cornstarch ent
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by justrealist 4y ago
Yeah, this reminds me of the other article on the frontpage, about Google not understanding why anyone needs 5m files in Drive. Well, maybe you don't. Maybe it's not something that affects you, or 80% of people, 80% of the time
734.
by justrealist 4y ago
> understood as bribery and largely illegal in every country beside the U.S Do you genuinely believe this?
735.
by justrealist 4y ago
Yes but an alternate view of the copyright is that a person get a degree in English literature and carefully reads all of Shakespeare's writing, and then goes onto write a screenplay which thematically derives from Hamlet. Obviously yo
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by justrealist 4y ago
Taleb writes entertaining books, but fundamentally is a trader who made one good bet (against the housing bubble) and is going to milk it for the rest of his life (which is, amusingly, exactly what he accuses Elon of doing).
737.
by justrealist 4y ago
Neuralink's premise is that unless humans undergo radical augmentation, we will become obsolete as contrasted to purely-mechanical thinking machines. Electronic / machine augmentation is a strategy for us to stay in-the-loop in o
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by justrealist 4y ago
This is only true if you have an extremely narrow definition of "white".
739.
by justrealist 4y ago
Having anything public at all is wildly better than the nothing that is standard among social media companies. Let's not focus criticism on an attempt to do something .
740.
by justrealist 4y ago
Google Cloud is their portal into AI/ML workflows as a hosted service. There's no chance they kill it.
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by justrealist 4y ago
At least recognize that the definition of AGI is moving from the previous goalpost of "passable human-level intelligence" to "superhuman at all things at once".
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by justrealist 4y ago
Pool, hot tub, and uses air conditioning in Las Vegas... Look, for better or for worse, Las Vegas is a testament to man's dominance of nature, and that takes a lot of electricity. It's not really about the efficiency.
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by justrealist 4y ago
I mean the prices are public, and are basically unaffected by the daily exchange drama: https://coinmarketcap.com/ It's fine to have a theory, but it's kind of silly when the theory is so easily disproven by where
744.
by justrealist 4y ago
This is conditional on there being 2 simultaneous orders, right? If there's a single pickup per restaurant at any given time, the odds are 0, not .02%.
745.
by justrealist 4y ago
Taking a mentally ill fentanyl addict from San Francisco and dropping them in a condemned house in Scranton PA is not actually going to solve the problems you think it will.
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by justrealist 4y ago
It doesn't even really matter what the US regulations are. If a firm in the Philippines can run Midjourney for pennies to generate content that would take hundreds or thousands of dollars in illustrator costs, there's simply no w