lalaland1125

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The Battle over Dyslexia(theguardian.com)
3 points by lalaland1125 16d ago|0 comments
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by lalaland1125 1mo ago
> No hosting nation of imperialism has ever benefited That's why Japan and Germany are some of the worst places to live in the world. Oh wait, I had that quality of life chart upside down.
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by lalaland1125 2mo ago
Those people mostly use Whatsapp or similar at this point. Much cheaper and better quality.
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by lalaland1125 3mo ago
Bottom of the paper, in the appendix. Don't expect much. They only got fragments of text with a lot of missing words.
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by lalaland1125 4mo ago
The fact that this even needs to exist means that our academic conferences aren't prioritizing the right things. Papers without code should be desk rejected.
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How you probably will find Satoshi(foxchapelresearch.substack.com)
48 points by lalaland1125 4mo ago|14 comments
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HealthAdminBench: AI Agents Can Diagnose, but Can They Handle Your Insurance?(kineticsystems.ai)
1 points by lalaland1125 5mo ago|0 comments
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by lalaland1125 6mo ago
False. Trump's EO, if anything, helps Infosys since the new systems (level lottery) are very easy to game
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by lalaland1125 7mo ago
Of course. Nobody has any agency except British, American and Israeli people. Every protest, every independent action, literally every single news story ... is directly due to British, American or Israeli action.
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by lalaland1125 7mo ago
> Participants who switched from the chronological to the algorithmic feed prioritized a conservative policy agenda over a liberal one by 0.11 s.d., compared with those who remained on the chronological feed (95% CI: 0.02, 0.20; P = 0.01
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The political effects of X's feed algorithm(nature.com)
5 points by lalaland1125 7mo ago|1 comments
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OpenAI Has Murdered Orion(old.reddit.com)
40 points by lalaland1125 7mo ago|29 comments
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by lalaland1125 8mo ago
How do you avoid the load bottleneck?
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by lalaland1125 9mo ago
> wonder what in the US caused it Lots of illegal immigrants desperate for work
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by lalaland1125 9mo ago
The tax benefits are sorta oversold. The main benefits are tax free gifts between partners and filing jointly, both of which seem very reasonable and wouldn't be of value to single people. The actual tax breaks most people think about
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by lalaland1125 9mo ago
What unjust "advantages" do you think childless couples get that you would want to get rid? Pretty much all of the legal benefits of marriage are contractual, not financial, and come at no cost to the public. Things like spousal m
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by lalaland1125 9mo ago
It's not really possible to do that when the opposing beliefs are so fundamental. Mozilla had, and has, a lot of LGBT staff. How could you expect those staff to work under and trust a CEO opposed to their very existence as equal member
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Does Steam Abuse Market Power?(foxchapelresearch.substack.com)
3 points by lalaland1125 10mo ago|0 comments
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by lalaland1125 11mo ago
Immigration isn't the issue. Population growth is actually down compared to historical levels. Immigration numbers (and births) are lower than they have ever been and housing costs are higher than they have ever been. https:/&#x2
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
I was talking about renters moving out of larger apartments or shared homes into 1/2 bedroom apartments. Middle class homeownership is basically dead in California due to the absurd price of housing. Almost everyone young who didn&#x27
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
What middle class SFHs? There are no middle class SFH neighborhoods remaining in Los Angeles or the Bay Area. Take a look at Zillow. Your average young person isn't buying anything anyways. Your information is at least two decades, may
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
I think you are incorrectly missing that many larger units (both 3+ bedroom apartments and houses) are currently filled with singles or couples with roommates who would rather live alone in 1 or 2 bedrooms, but can't due to inadequate
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
I don't think we are ready for the risk of mass manipulation through AI relationships. Imagine if Elon decides tomorrow morning that he wants to encourage all of the users of his AI relationship app to support Trump?
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
It would be a political disaster to transition people off their employer plans. The short term effect would be an increase in costs but no increase in pay for most people.
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
> Thats always the claim, but they have stolen SSN's to get those jobs in the first place (those without SSN's aren't paying income tax). Where are the criminal prosecutions if that is actually happening? For all of Elon&#
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
> It's hilarious that the dashboard is claiming that illegals pay taxes at the same rate as everyone else The dashboard is explicitly not doing that. They cite, and use numbers from, research reports that explicitly estimate the tax
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
Good clarification. I have edited my post accordingly. There are situations where states increase at much slower rates than exponential. Those situations are a good fit for Q learning.
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
This blog post is unfortunately missing what I consider the bigger reason why Q learning is not scalable: As horizon increases, the number of possible states (usually) increases exponentially. This means you require exponentially increasin
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
> What does that part about VAT have to do with this? VAT is essentially a sales tax with a more involved collection process. To add some further context that helped me understand VAT: Sales taxes are great, with minimal dead weight loss
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by lalaland1125 1y ago
You have a lot of words here, but it still seems like the VAT is irrelevant here as it applies equally to both domestic and foreign production. I agree the 10% tariff on US cars that is problematic, but that has nothing to do with the VAT

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