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by meroes 2y ago
I never saw Jobs promote conspiracies and racism.
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by meroes 2y ago
Well since the 1970s the official policy by the US govt is the STEM pipeline is for making more STEM workers. Broad perspective is basically 50 years by the wayside. It’s completely intended and unsurprising you know few with liberal indepe
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by meroes 2y ago
4-5 hours? No assessment should be over 1 hour and 3-4 hours of interviews for most jobs is excessive. I’ve trudged through long assessments. I can’t think of a single one where a better thought out 30 minute one wouldn’t better. No. I’ll t
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by meroes 2y ago
Pockets? So 20th Century. I’m seeing people wear their massive phones on lanyards around their neck all day.
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by meroes 2y ago
There we go. Put your money where your mouth is
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by meroes 2y ago
Happened to my family. Grandfather got a call from a panicky grandchild that sounded like them. The teller at Western Union is the only reason it was stopped. The scary thing is this happened more than 5 years ago so it’s only getting worse
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by meroes 2y ago
It used to be every site would require a verification email be clicked through. Later on some didn’t. I thought they must have some extra and impressive security to pull this off. Turns out they likely all have nothing in place to make up t
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by meroes 2y ago
It ran on their machine
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by meroes 2y ago
Wasn’t 2 the smallest actual number to Greeks? I think it’s clear from the history Greeks did a TON of math but missed this number system and abstraction. And if you say they still understood zero but didn’t have number system to tag along
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by meroes 2y ago
Why is that the first abstraction? I would think at least one of these three earlier developments would be: 1) deductive geometry of Thales, where we could now prove things independent of the physical world (abstracting away from the physic
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by meroes 2y ago
I’m a lowly human contractor who does a kind of reinforcement learning, with inducing hallucinations as one of my main goals. I can’t give any work away and I’m not at my desk today, but having the AI rely on its own reasoning is one of my
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by meroes 2y ago
“Well, they're informants," Assange replied. "So, if they get killed, they've got it coming to them. They deserve it." The US’s testimony makes it barely better given the quote (I’ll take your word for the testimony
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by meroes 2y ago
All this shows is his PR spin is being a 14 year old boy rather than a more wide appeal spin. And that it’s working on you
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by meroes 2y ago
Hmm. And agent model for prompts we will ask K-12 math questions to? What are ultimately math questions often take lots of context to trudge through. It takes a solid core of natural language as well. I think there is always the need for a
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by meroes 2y ago
Nothing gives me quick, accessible energy like carbs though. Energy to think and love my body. Yes I’ve seen documentaries on low carb high fat ultra athletes, but they still have their fats with a bowl of pasta. God only knows their satura
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by meroes 3y ago
The thing is those were much larger ideas/arguments that could be picked apart by sturdy logical targeting. My experience is narrow scope prompts (that still require chain-of-thought) that are much less lofty defeating models. No sympo
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by meroes 3y ago
My experience interacting with chain-of-thought is that it should not be likened to the rigid chains of logic/math. Step-by-step reasoning by models isn’t magically imparting that much rigidity to their outputs. The strength of the c
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by meroes 3y ago
It’s still paying in time for a poor person. The wealthy hire an SAT tutor for a hundred+ an hour to bump their kid’s scores up by a third for maybe 20 hours of work. The poor student will spend much more time. It’s like many things where t
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by meroes 3y ago
Those high variance peppers were the lifeblood of some recipes though. You need the occasional 5x hot pepper. Like I recently put 8 jalapeños and 20 habaneros into a seafood taco dish I used to make when craving spice and it wasn’t even a q
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by meroes 3y ago
I’m get the feeling Thiels of today won’t make any history books. College gives you a way to learn about the people history deemed important, and learn from them. If making more money is your goal, then Thiel’s advice is probably good. But
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by meroes 3y ago
400€ for medical, dental, and optical combined you mean. And less for students. And you conveniently leave out their 4 week minimum vacation time/year. (my sis and her BIL just moved from there, and help people move there). Digitalizat
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by meroes 3y ago
Not that I totally disagree but older women live longer than their counterparts, and probably have better health along the way/higher QOL.
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by meroes 3y ago
Do you have more on the legality aspect? I knew NSA pressured for a weaker key but what aspect could be made illegal? I had to write an undergrad paper on the original DES and I never saw an outright illegality aspect but wouldn’t be surpri
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by meroes 3y ago
As someone who also spends a decent amount of time outside at night, do you also see a ton of shooting stars? I see them 1/3 of the time in outside for 30 minutes or more I’d say. Thought they were much rarer. Only seems a Starlinkn tr
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by meroes 3y ago
social media replaced the old internet. this is like banning kids from the internet. Talk about pulling the ladder up behind yourself
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by meroes 3y ago
Greece and Turkey while both in NATO have their own rivalry. And enlistment is down in most western counties, so this is a good opportunity to effect a reversal. Many doctrines require a minimum amount of manpower. As for Ukraine and Russia
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by meroes 3y ago
A “continental” war without air superiority. You think Russia against Greece or Turkey who just got multi dozen gen 5 and 4.5 aircraft (not sure when delivery is) would be the same? No. It’s not even continental. It’s a proxy war.
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by meroes 3y ago
Cheating in academia is the perfect crime. Cheaters conducting studies on cheating. If you don’t know a if system is consistent and you ask it to determine if it’s consistent. Brilliant!
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by meroes 3y ago
Same but for intelligence
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by meroes 3y ago
Tech already does this and it doesn’t seem great? The STEM initiative beginning in the 70s is a national program to get lots of qualified workers into STEM jobs. And yet most STEM graduates don’t have STEM careers (51%). One reason is tech

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