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by kelipso 1y ago
Their brains go to mush from the US left-right politics divide is why.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Middle school level argument.. Good luck on making better arguments I guess.
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by kelipso 1y ago
It’s not. The one who controls the null hypothesis rules the world.. Should a new dye be banned until it is proven safe, or should a new dye be banned only when it has been proven unsafe? The answer to the above question is not a scientific
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by kelipso 1y ago
Your unhealthy habits should not be normalized but unfortunately it is via mass advertising.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Maybe we should. Ideally we should ban ingredients that are not on a whitelist instead of banning ingredients on a blacklist. Why are we as a society allowing these paperclip maximizing companies to experiment on hundreds of millions of peo
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by kelipso 1y ago
I will say I have very low confidence that your perception of reality and actual reality match.
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by kelipso 1y ago
They are “experts”, and the public views them all as public health officials, and consequently they are painted with the same brush. The difference here is about the reality of how the public views things as opposed to some ideal where ever
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by kelipso 1y ago
Not getting jokes is a skill issue, what can I say.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Can we not use examples from the bottom 5% of the population and extrapolate that to the entire population? Also 99.99% chance the guy was making a joke.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I have only used it for academic papers, which I still do every so often, so I would the answer is mostly yes. I tried using beamer for presentations but it was too much effort for not enough gain. I use tikz for diagrams and graphs in acad
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by kelipso 1y ago
Suddenly, Public Health Officials Say Social Justice Matters More Than Social Distance ( https://www.politico.com/news/magazine/2020/06/04/public-hea... ). Things like this is what most people saw at
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by kelipso 1y ago
Yes, that’s the typical argument but the problem is that they veer way out of their lane. And their lane is in reality very narrow and academically focused. When these experts go into politics and activism, their biases show and consequentl
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by kelipso 1y ago
You are making a classic motte and bailey argument.
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by kelipso 1y ago
There are no true activists anymore, what a tragedy.
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by kelipso 1y ago
The “I am an expert, so listen to me drone about some political topic that’s vaguely related to my expertise” has been a thing for years now. And it’s usually some controversial thing that doesn’t have to do with science anyway. In general,
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by kelipso 1y ago
Tons of people lost their jobs due to the tariffs. Couldn’t be more understandable.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Proving this feels more difficult than proving what’s in the OP article, because here you have to show path lengths between original position and all possible positions have a max length, while OP article had to show all positions have a ma
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by kelipso 1y ago
This article feels like an illustration of how easy it is to fool top chess players. For example, if the accusation was against Hans Niemann, top chess players and their fans would be eating it up.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Is that weird? I feel like it’s plausible though. Very rare to have chess games with more than 200 moves.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Yeah, worst thing about it. You can’t really push it to do a lot of tasks because sd cards are so unreliable, compared to nvme for example.
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by kelipso 1y ago
You’re the one openly promoting genocide.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I don’t know if this includes starting research budget but if it does, it’s a very modest offer for top researchers. Starting research budget offered by R1 universities in the US can be millions of dollars for top researchers (in CS but tha
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by kelipso 1y ago
I was wondering about that. I was kind of shocked that TikTok allowed US companies to buy it, mostly because it meant giving away the algorithm, but this makes a lot more sense.
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by kelipso 1y ago
Okay…but I’m not going to say North Korea’s economic data is fraudulent, therefore implications for the economic data for large countries. Also, read the thread before replying to random phrases you see.
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by kelipso 1y ago
It used to be mass media before, now it’s social media. Is that such a big jump? Social media has much more influence from unknown or foreign sources, so you could say yes. Also, influence of money on politics is obviously huge. You can pre
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by kelipso 1y ago
It’s easier for small countries to do certain things that’s much more difficult for large countries to do. And by your logic, North Korea is relevant too, and it is and Finland is too, but in very narrow areas; and not really relevant when
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by kelipso 1y ago
No offense to Finland but Finland is basically an irrelevant country when it comes to geopolitics.
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by kelipso 1y ago
The percentage gets worse when you look at the top say 10% of PhD students. Go to AI/ML conferences and see who is presenting the papers; it’s almost all international students in US universities or students from outside the US.
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by kelipso 1y ago
I am sure the issue of talent being concentrated in a few places is a problem everywhere but it’s definitely more of a problem in the midwest; the quality of doctors and other healthcare workers there are noticeably worse than the east coas
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by kelipso 1y ago
There are lots of places that are hours to days drive away from those two. Midwest is a big place, so what are you talking about? I guess you could say the talent is concentrated in a few places, but lots of places in the midwest with terri

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