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1) Her situation isn't rare/unusual. Miscarriages happen all the time. 2) >She's making assumptions that all of these studies from data science and usage of recommendation/personalization systems are for her benefit.
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8y ago
The Three Body Problem is entirely a set up for the other books. It does indeed have social commentary- but that social commentary is coming from a Chinese perspective.
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Why do doctors not get sleep? It is still the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Start up founders? Fine. Grocery store bagger? I don't care. BUT A PERSON IN CHARGE OF TOUCHING (inside) MY BODY? I want their Fitbit sleep recor
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Watching YT videos on Xbox or Chromecast makes looking at the descriptions impossible
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List of stories set in a future now past
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It is a confusing sentence. Semicolons are stupid and shouldn't be used anymore. It has a random "then" thrown in there for no reason.
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A 25 year old Silicon Valley CEO, by definition, is weird, so whether or not they have staff is irrelevant.
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8y ago
Yes, the billionaire who has spent his retirement years and bought a team of experts to help him solve these problems has completely neglected such an easy solution! You should email him!
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I feel like your sarcasm is missing the point. Nobody really believes that regulations are all good or all bad. There are, however, more or less effective regulations. Trying to find effective regulations like what Strong Towns are doing, i
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If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck... well, let me quote the Atlantic's Matthew Stewart: >You see, when educated people with excellent credentials band together to advance their collective interest, it’s all part of servi
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The unionisation of doctors in America is one of the reasons that the American healthcare system is so bad though. Maybe we shouldn't encourage any industry to increase its inefficiency by unionizing, and instead just offer a set of un
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You just gotta artificially select it the right way!
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You realize 15 years ago was 2003.
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I spoiled this book for myself, and it was still fun. There was a lot of dramatic tension as I waited for all the characters to realize the horrifying things that lay in wait.
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The guide they're describing is for playing a pro-social game where everybody is trying to score points for the common good (i.e to save/better lives). In a competitive environment that is zero-sum in the short term has different
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You did? It was broken down into types-of-failure and each type of failure had examples/hypotheticals of where this type-of-failure led to bad outcomes.
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I'm not sure "powerful" is the word you're looking for. It's order of magnitude less _general_.
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8y ago
Spreadsheets are the best! They are literally THE killer app for PCs.
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People seem to think that _Jiro_ is good because it is about food. It's not. It is good because it's about Jiro . Chef's Table might get the people who salivate over a upward pan over a pan, but it doesn't have the same
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If China and Japan have the same emigration rates, China will have 10x the number of emigrants. Scale wins out
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My bad. The ideological battle helmet blinders fell right into place. [1] [1] https://www.amazon.com/Armor-Venue-Bascinet-Medieval-Metalli...
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As an American, I consider a "right" to be something owed to you by other people. The "Bill of Rights" is "the Bill of things the government owes you". So, when I say "Healthcare is a right" I mean th
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What do you mean by "it works"? Polygenic scores?
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For context, Scott originally wrote this in response to a post on his tumblr. The original poster literally titled their post "fuck balance" and complained about how you shouldn't seek balance, but instead "for good for
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I bet there is a business in porting remakes of old iTouch games.
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What's a Vivo Nex?
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I agree it's a societal issue: does your society rob individuals of their most basic rights or is your society ready to sacrifice and beat people into submission?
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I think you bring up a good point about how people carry their culture forwards without knowing it. There are some interesting statistics that show that wherever a white American's family members came from in Europe has an impact on th
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The comment didn't come off as smug to me, but rather as so clearly true that it shouldn't need further explaining. With a high risk of being labeled a weird PUA-- social interaction is easily able to be broken down logically. Hum
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Does it matter if there is one step or ten steps if the final step is genocide and China is confidently walking down the path?
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