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by navane 1y ago
It's called inflation guys. Most innovation is selling an inferior product for a lower price. Most of us can only afford that. It's the same old inflation, but repackeged to keep the official inflation number down.
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by navane 1y ago
I admit I dont know Bayesian, but isn't the only way to check if the future teller is lucky or not to have them predict many things? If he predicts 10 to happen with a 10% chance, and one of them happens, he's good. If he predicts
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by navane 1y ago
That's why you have to let these people make predictions about many things. Than you can weigh the 8, 16, and 90 pct and see who is talking out of their ass.
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by navane 1y ago
As a non native speaker I make these errors in my own as speech to text machine which is my brain and body. I'd sometimes write the wrong word that's phonetically ~~different~~ the same while typing, if I'm tired or in a hurr
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by navane 1y ago
Because all accumulated wealth was destroyed. The playing field was leveled by bombing it. That's why it's a fluke, an anomaly, it took years of worldwide destruction. No spring without winter.
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by navane 1y ago
No one is claiming that the law is wrongly interpreted. We're saying that the law is wrong. How is it legal to generate the content of that YouTube with genAI but not to actually tape it with real people. Why does an AI have more righ
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by navane 1y ago
And now, while preventing and tabooing teen pregnancy, society is about to collapse on itself by lack of reproduction. We coddled our kids to extinction. > Successfully here meaning that the offspring also has to do the same. If this is
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by navane 1y ago
Because there's nothing in the article. It's a couple loosely correlated events around '35-'55 that anyone can Google together in 10 minutes. The article has no more authority that anyone's post around here. My bet
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by navane 1y ago
It's hard to game random, is what I like about it.
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by navane 1y ago
I know it's a dumb trick but it works for me: I use the Fibonacci sequence. 3 miles? 5 km. 8miles? 13km. 33 miles? 55km.
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by navane 1y ago
When's the last time you were bored? When's the last time you did something interesting?
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by navane 1y ago
It's because punk died, which is half of cyberpunk. All the cyber is corporate now. We live in cyber corp. We live in the part that Gibson found, rightfully, totally uninteresting to write about.
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by navane 1y ago
Interesting. Acoup.blog had an unrelated post about this. How in certain societies where you can't save up capital (because all things worth were perishable goods), windfalls were instead gifted to the near community, creating goodwill
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by navane 1y ago
Does anyone know why and when fertility replaced birth rate? It always grinds my gears as fertility is potential but birth rate is measured output.
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by navane 1y ago
I'm pretty sure current highly interconnected society elicts more spectrum behavior then back when 90% of the populace was just digging soil for grains.
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by navane 1y ago
At least they knew that this was temporal but heaven would be eternal. There was a point to things. When you stand for nothing you fall for everything. There's no story left in which we play.
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by navane 1y ago
Most of our suffering is in our imagination (Seneca) and our imaginative lives have never been as big as today. The world we think we live in has never been as big. The lives we think we could live have never been as many. The bad things th
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by navane 1y ago
On these wiki definitions: Ethnic cleansing: "with some researchers including and others excluding coercive assimilation or mass killings as a means of depopulating an area of a particular group" "Mass killings" is a big
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by navane 1y ago
If anything, the ubiquity of style he used makes it into a deliberate meme. It's a little joke.
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by navane 1y ago
Assuming I'm on the left side of the meme, isn't the "high school math" on the outsides of the meme, and the "magical wizards" in the middle?
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by navane 1y ago
I don't think quoting the dictionary is helping here. The problem with common good is that it's hard to agree upon what is good, and if you find a good, there's often a group that's outside this "common".
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by navane 1y ago
But the comment he's responding to already talks primerely about Hamas, it's not he who switched the topic from IDFs horrors to Hamas crimes. > I guess the Israeli government's original plan to arm and support drug gangs a
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by navane 1y ago
Fwiw, I don't read any excuse or justification in parents post. The fact is that the IDF are (right now) more effective than Hamas in exterminating the other party.
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by navane 1y ago
Can't look at your phone, but look at this!
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by navane 1y ago
I think it's a phase he had to go through. The point is not to not have notes, but maybe it's time to reassess having them.
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by navane 1y ago
Because it's less friction to put it there? Because only he can find it in the sparse context it lives in? Because he can use it then for multiple projects, and might he change, multiple companies? Because that way it's his and no
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by navane 1y ago
I just googled some screenshots of outlook 2003 and I felt peace.
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by navane 1y ago
I think you got it backwards. Israël is just another military base for the US. Everything the US does "for Israël" is to keep a fat finger in the middle eastern porridge. The base is not entirely in their control, but also doesn&#
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by navane 1y ago
A lot is about predicting when you will need which size of army and preemptively build the right size of production to be able to produce that, just in time.
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by navane 1y ago
I would lead with making it very clear that you don't ask this to make it work with this person, but to make it work with the next.

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