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by nabla9 2y ago
> Despite employing a stronger reflection manipulation in contrast to past research, we failed to replicate the mitigating effect of the reflection on the acceptance of fake news. We observed that reflection reduced Democrats’ willingnes
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Does reflection increase accuracy rather than bias in fake news assessment?(link.springer.com)
4 points by nabla9 2y ago|1 comments
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Kezurou-Kai #39(bigsandwoodworking.com)
270 points by nabla9 2y ago|28 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
“How can I be so thirsty when I've been drinking all night?” – Moomintroll (in the Cartoon)
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by nabla9 2y ago
> In the lawsuit, he claims that this routine should have averaged 20 miles per day; however, the vehicle’s odometer estimated 72.35 miles per day. >Shortly after his Basic Warranty expired, he noticed “a decline in the vehicle’s repo
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by nabla9 2y ago
Because Capital flight is the problem, not declining value of USD. The fall of dollar was caused by capital flight. Money is moving mainly into Euro-area. Not UK, not elsewhere. Investors are taking money out from the US. They sell assets,
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by nabla9 2y ago
This reeks "pay to play" very typical for banana republics. Donations to presidential inauguration fund to get access to the president was already tradition in the US. Trump government just exploits it without shame.
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by nabla9 2y ago
I refer to what political scientists write about the subject. Illiberal democracy (aka electoral authoritarianism, competitive authoritarianism, or soft authoritarianism) is a system with democratic institutions that don't work prop
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by nabla9 2y ago
The reality is more nuanced. Take China for example. People do criticize the government online all the time. It's just that criticism magically disappears before it reaches critical mass. Generally China does not throw people (Han Chi
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by nabla9 2y ago
Most analysts don't differentiate between: 1) AI research as science and 2) Productization and engineering that science into something to sell. While Google DeepMind focused on things that won Hassabis and Jumper Nobel prize in Chemist
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This is Called "Capital Flight"(noahpinion.blog)
35 points by nabla9 2y ago|41 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
Nothing illeagal. Just dirty.
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by nabla9 2y ago
Apple, Amazon, Dell, Boeing, Nike, get hurt badly immediately. US farmers within weeks. If this fight escalates Xi, can start putting pressure to Tesla. Musk would probably throw $1B to Trump to end the pain. Trump will cave within 1-2 week
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by nabla9 2y ago
>And it would be reckless to assume the shocks are over, or that foreign investors’ faith in American assets, now shaken, can be magically restored. How much more can the system take before something really does break?
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AI Mathematical Olympiad – Progress Prize 2(kaggle.com)
2 points by nabla9 2y ago|0 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
> 600 tons of iPhones, or as many as 1.5 million, >The packaged weight of an iPhone 14 and its charging cable come to about 350 grams (12.35 oz), Reuters measurements show, implying the total cargo of 600 tons comprised about 1.5 mill
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Apple airlifts 600 tons of iPhones from India 'to beat' Trump tariffs(reuters.com)
10 points by nabla9 2y ago|4 comments
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Apple Inc vs. Secretary of State for the Home Department [pdf](investigatorypowerstribunal.org.uk)
8 points by nabla9 2y ago|2 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
>more work still needs to be done to determine which specific aspects of European social systems − whether health care delivery, education access, retirement security or tax policies − most effectively protect health regardless of person
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by nabla9 2y ago
Trump caved as expected day after EU passed a countertariffs resolution. Exactly what I predicted 2 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43613377
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Proving a Null Hypothesis?(statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu)
2 points by nabla9 2y ago|0 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
There was no gain for them for advanced coordination. Unless they start to hunt, farm, or build technology, complex grammar has little evolutionary benefit. Birds do learn from observation. Even from other birds and animals.
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by nabla9 2y ago
Birds communicate with signals and that seems to be enough for them. They don't generally live in social communities, or hunt together.
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by nabla9 2y ago
Just remember that Ray Dalio is compromised. He may speak the truth, but he speaks only truths that Chinese communist party allows. He made massive bet on China. Large chunk of his personal assets are now tied in China and Bridgewater is th
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by nabla9 2y ago
Surprisingly he makes a valid (completely theoretical) point. There is a way to Post hoc rationalize what Trump is doing. The catch is in the end. There is no change in hell it works in practice. Neither politically nor strategically. Nobod
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by nabla9 2y ago
I think Trump will cave in eventually if the pressure mounts. He will "make a deal" followed by 180 degree turn, and claim bullshit victory. He likes to bully, but when somebody pushes back he caves in. Mark my words: Chinese tari
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by nabla9 2y ago
No amount of tariffs makes a blockade. De facto blockade would mean that you can't trade with anyone. But I give you something. US can de facto blockade itself by raising tariffs for everyone.
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by nabla9 2y ago
No amount of tariff turns into de facto blockade. blockade, embargo, sanction, tariff. Each are different and have different meaning.
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Cybercom discovered Chinese malware in South American nations(defensescoop.com)
6 points by nabla9 2y ago|0 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
NNCP has modern security: full end-to-end encryption, onion routing, cryptographic signatures, and so forth. It also can use anything from synchronized folders to USB sticks as carriers, in addition to the regular Internet. It turns out th

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