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Maybe they should list typical daily active calorie expenditure for job positions ? We need an uber for mixing sedentary and physical jobs.
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by that logic, women would have more muscle mass then men, because they carry around more fat. Average american by definition is average. Overweight by definition is above average. BMI normal is outdated, just needs to move up.
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It doesn’t really help with the origin. If the universe is infinite, any possibility will happen in some part of the universe but not necessarily in the part accessible / visible to us. So our part of the universe could have antimatt
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I am skeptical that unh is denying more than other insurers. Since half their business is physician practices, they actually make more money treating the patients. Also they have more physicians on staff making decisions than competition,
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> tech CEOs have gone mask off and backed Trump There is a price to secrecy. You don’t get to use your hard earned reputation. Reputation requires consistency and intellectual honesty. Secrecy enables intellectual dishonesty, but is n
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There just may not be as much of a need for as many humans in the future as robots are built instead. So maybe instead of 8 billion humans, we will have 1 billion humans and 99 billion robots. Then the humans can all be the 1%. Or maybe t
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Of course it was a lab leak! can’t wait to have the China usa deep state discussions on it declassified in 50 years.
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X86 throws away half its computing power on antivirus bloatware. And what other performance is left is hidden behind opaque instruction caching and look ahead. If they had actually given the end user access to speed, they might have chase
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Controlling ? Aren’t we try to increase fraction of global energy usage towards computing transformers as fast as possible ? Desert solar anyone ?
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Don’t most large employers essentially self insure? They only outsource the administration to insurance companies, not the float.
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Overweight people (bmi 25-30) live longer. I bet they will eventually change bmi classifications to make that range normal. Underweight and obese people live less. But even there obese are probably better off than underweight. Being ove
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Some government employees even feel the need of a union for collective bargaining against the government.
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Why not count taxes and regulatory charges ?
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I guess he wasn’t a mathematician.
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So distribution of consumption from bottom 50% is closer to 33%. https://www.bls.gov/cex/pce-ce-distributions.htm
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There was a time before income tax… and there maybe a future without income tax. Or you can think of income tax as profit sharing with everyone’s required partner big brother. Remember corporate tax and payroll taxes are flat. the progres
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Wealth is savings. If you don’t save, you don’t have any wealth. But by income, the bottom 50% are responsible for 20% of the productivity / income. They are probably more than 20% of consumption, given the others save more than the
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Kind of like fake praise / avoiding constructive criticism in the interest of harmony and feelings.
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Ideally promotions are for people who can handle increased responsibility with ease. Think of lifting more weight every week when you begin a strength training program. You get promoted until you plateau.
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It’s close though. Iq sd is 15. 200 is about 6.7 sd above mean. Odds of being 6.5 standard deviations away is 1 in 12 billion. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/68%E2%80%9395%E2%80%9399.7_rul...
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2y ago
You could say the same about progressive taxes. Without them, the most efficient do the work. With them, less efficient people below taxable income threshold will do more work.
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Logic cannot be built on lies.
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Iran doesn’t even send troops to lebonon. Turtles (err proxies) all the way.
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And rain and traffic jams
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Have you tried calling the irs ? If you gave google the authority to jail customers who didn’t buy their services with 25% of income, even google might provide some customer service, but would surely provide better api’s.
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Nationalize and waste removal is an oxymoron.
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Google’s current ceo is probably on a short leash from the founders. So his failing is probably more their failing…
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Meta needs more than just open source llama at this point. With Chinese free models on the heels, with reddit and tiktok stealing general attention, and even training from scratch with bert, gpt2, clip becoming accessible.
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I called bluff on the Roblox short also. of course there are bots, but the bots probably improve engagement also, so they aren’t all bad.
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Chess has seen rating inflation because of youtube, stockfish and leelazero, and chess.com. basketball is seeing a boom in 3 point accuracy. More people than ever know about squats and deadlifts. I would learn to program much faster today
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