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It’s called forward collision avoidance assist (a safety feature). There’s another safety feature for reversing which stops your car in its place when there’s a car passing behind you, for example as you’re exiting a driveway. Coupled with
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How? My car breaks automatically whenever there’s an obstacle behind it or in front of it.
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The only reason to have a LI is to have an online resume, but if that’s the only reason then make a website. You’re better off interacting socially or blogging on your own site, which may have a commenting feature. You can use agents to pos
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If we stick with the lens of mythology, where a collective will is embodied by something which controls it, then yes. We can say some things are more like golems, while others are more like thralls. I think religions are more like golems be
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Cool article! My favorite fact about the Incan empire is that the University of Oxford is older than it. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/university-oxford-...
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I think a corporation is as much a person as Voltron is a person. A person’s constitute components don’t have higher-levels of consciousness, but a person does. Whereas for a corporation, the situation is reversed—the constituent components
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The prescriptive feminist talking points about what makes a man are poorly justified, and as such more likely to be taken as political agenda than well-meaning advice for self-actualization. But I don’t think this post deserves to be flagge
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One problem that’s unaddressed is that there isn’t a house building, pricing and mortgage model for people making 50K or less. One piece of data I’ve found is that 65% of Americans are homeowners (meaning American families, not rentals or i
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What a loss!
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What's going on at Duke? "Grant Fraud: Rice and Duke Universities Pay Millions to Resolve False Claims Act Cases " https://www.whistleblowerllc.com/rice-duke-grant-fraud/
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On state funding: Trump tariffs are going to cut deep enough into flexible spending for a lot of countries. On private funding: I could be wrong, but it seems to me that Asian universities excelled at engineering because the U.S. universiti
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Honestly, it won’t matter if these institutions lack research funding.
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Duke University Cancer Research Fraud Raises Concerns as MIT Welcomes President
(wordpress-1455827-5472931.cloudwaysapps.com)
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Universities of DOGE workers are conspicuously missing, or am I reading too much into it? I hate to be conspiratorial, but the LinkedIn list has significant overlap with this list https://www.ed.gov/about/news/pres
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As degrees get branded worthless, LinkedIn reveals universities for Gen Z
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Psych ops is different from propaganda because the former has a component of weakening an opponent through messaging, whereas the latter is more concerned with trying to convince others to your side or view point. But you’re right that ther
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That’s not quite right. For people with ADHD, they have a calming and quieting effect, and don’t work as stimulants, or “performance enhancers”, as is commonly understood.
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My sincere hope is that AI bankrupts most, if not all, consultancies. Consultancies are adult day care for Ivy grads who are unemployable everywhere else. The best they do next is go on to get MBAs, or other types of Masters. Truly, however
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Which Christians, though? America formed precisely because of sectarian tensions and differences. The mindset which hunted the former Anglos to North American shores is that of supremacy and domination, and that mindset always seeks to crea
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An important and insightful study, but I’d caution against thinking that building pro-social aspects in language models is a damaging or useless endeavor. Just speaking from experience, people who give good advice or commentary can balance
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This post seems to have hit a nerve, so it’s either due to political bias or just pessimism. I don’t know which is worse when thinking about the future shrug
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I am not sure how much of this is said in jest or whatever, but I seriously want humans to spread out from Earth. The human mind is unique in what it is capable of given all other known incidence of intelligent life, and this phenomenon des
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I could be wrong, but one possible reason may be inflammation of regions of the brain responsible for regulating sleep, and involving connection with vision, like the thalamus. Here’s a recent study which seems to point in that direction h
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I think they do? They’re currently in decline due to both local and global pressures, so I guess that change in behavior is a response which leads to their fertility rate being a “sustainable” one. That said, social safety programs aren’t j
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There are societal components to such unrestricted labor movement, like displaced local workers, lack of housing, strain on public resources etc.
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Yes, that's what I was alluding to in my last para. The blue states in the U.S. have relatively lower fertility rates than the red states. The second para is what I think would actually help with falling reproductive rates in such situ
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Hyper-capitalist societies need some counterbalance with social safety programs, e.g., as seen in the Nordic states and the blue states in the U.S., otherwise people choose not to reproduce if their children won't get anything out of s
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I like the animations, and the site design is wonderful. I have one nit in general about thinking of evolution as an optimization problem or hypothesis space—it assumes there’s some optimal solution to a given function, but that’s not neces
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The culture is always set by the elites, a rational moral agent always responds to whatever stimulus brings the most reward.
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I am of the view that cultures should not be defined by race or religion, but rather philosophical identities, and those identities should form the basis of what constitutes a state or nation. Reductive analysis will often find race or reli
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