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The „perspective“ lines are awesome for drawing.
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+1 for the Metaculus [1] reference. I came across the concept of calibration while reading “How to measure anything” (see the _equivalent bet test_ in this review [2]) and find it really powerful in theory and really hard in practice. [1]
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Hello.
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I disagree. The IPCC may contain a lot of scientific evidence but the way it is presented is highly political. Every word in it had to be negotiated and that is not the same as “carefully chosen”. If you want to dive into climate change I’
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Arnold Sommerfeld was supposedly a great educator and a likeable teacher. From Wikipedia: “ He invited collaboration from them, and their ideas often influenced his own views in physics. He entertained them in his home and met with them in
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My big takeaway is his analogy of “read/write” and “read-only”. People and a society as a whole limits itself when you can’t participate in a genuine way. What comes to mind is the financial system, the political system(s), religion, a
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It’s fun and fast. Thanks for that.
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3y ago
Clicking between two points works for me.
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I can easily see that the three axioms will hold for any subject matter (not just mathematics). Why even focus on a particular discipline?
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Atmospheric CO2 will linger in the atmosphere for several millennia [1]. Not all of it, of course, but a large enough amount to matter for many, many generations to come. [1] https://www.nature.com/articles/climate.2008
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It’s kinda straightforward forward that without cutting greenhouse gas emissions any five year period for the foreseeable future will be record-breaking, right? And even if we were cutting down emission to zero today, we would still get a w
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I‘m currently playing around with Oceananigans.jl ( https://github.com/CliMA/Oceananigans.jl ). Do you know how both are similar or different? Oceananigans.jl has really intuitive step-by-step examples and a great discus
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Do you mind sharing those videos? Thx
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Nice. This is HN style. Thanks for that.
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3y ago
One idea that changed my life is stop believing that other people have changed their lives based on ideas. The only way of change is by habit.
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I think the editorial capabilities of ChatGPT are fantastic, and the author provides a good list of examples. On top of that I would add that ChatGPT is really good as composing text. The meaning making is therefore still what we have to do
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The English translation of his famous book “Storms of Steel” doesn’t carry the same weight as the original German title “In Stahlgewittern”. (German compound words are the best). Thinking about it it made me realize what a stark contrast th
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Holy shit.
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4y ago
I bought Stutz’s book “The Tools” for my partner and she loves it.
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Want to Change Your Life? Start with Stutz’s Tools from Jonah Hill’s Therapist
(netflix.com)
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That documentary has a lot to offer. My favorite (Aspects of Reality): Pain, Uncertainty and Constant Work.
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This post is 6 years old (on this day), so why do I read about this now? What makes sense to me is 1) the connection between actionable/non-actionable and motivation. For example, I’m struggling to see the progress in my career. Now lo
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What is going on here?
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Climate change and associated higher risks of extreme events are starting to bringing down companies. What would be a resilient strategy in sectors such as aviation? Perhaps trains as a dual (or sole) way of transportation? What do you thin
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Ask HN: How to make being bored more fun (for kids)?
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I use Obsidian with a few of the mentioned plugins but struggle to get more than a really well organized view of the various projects I work on. Obsidian is great for its flexible ways user can interact. And sometimes I wonder whether think
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„What got you to this level won’t get you to the next.“ To me it basically means that if you want to become a better version of yourself you have to make changes.
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Because people here talk a lot about extinction, I just wanted to point out that 99% of all species ever to have lived died out. What remained are the one we currently are in company with. Also, after each mass extinction, there was a massi
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Thanks for sharing. Very powerful indeed. Makes one question our place on Earth.
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Timeline of the Far Future
(en.wikipedia.org)
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