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nkmnz
5y ago
Study is from March 2021, contains no data for delta or omicron.
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nkmnz
5y ago
> We have “once in 200 years” events happening it seems far more often than once in 200 years. "Experts" making such a statement usually assume the variable in question to be standard distributed – which is close enough to the
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nkmnz
5y ago
This is about ISPs (no one else) that currently have to store a lot of data way longer than necessary to serve the customer or for technical reasons, so that law enforcement can „travel back in time“ once they have a judicial order. It‘s li
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nkmnz
5y ago
How do you do that after you’ve been killed for screaming „blue“?
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nkmnz
5y ago
Exactly. Asymmetric payoffs lead to strange behavior.
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nkmnz
5y ago
This is not true in a live and death scenario, because with asymmetric payoffs like that - termination being the down side risk - it is not at all „rational“ to jump to the answer that gives the highest probability of success, if that answe
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nkmnz
5y ago
It’s not the two generals problem because you can be sure that your companion gets the message (both literally a d figuratively). The two generals problem is about inherent uncertainty, while the given problem has full transparency.
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5y ago
„Imagine the stakes are very high—perhaps life and death.“ The only acceptable solution for perfectly rational players in the case of „death“ as possible down side while only having „live“ as a potential upside would be to extend the game i
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nkmnz
5y ago
I've seen the book is available on audible. Do you think it's possible to benefit from the audiobook?
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nkmnz
5y ago
Concrats, you've discovered that we have a (somewhat) unified electricity market in Europe, so of course prices are highly correlated. So what game do you think can be played all day long? Pretend that everything is good because we hav
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5y ago
price of 1MWh on Dec 21 2020: 45€ price of 1MWh on Dec 21 2021: 316€ https://www.wiwo.de/my/unternehmen/energie/knappheitspreise-...
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nkmnz
5y ago
"Chemical" photography captures electromagnetic radiation as well, but converts it into bonding energy, not into electrical signals.
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nkmnz
5y ago
You could look into Estonian e-residency for setting up a company outside of Spain. You’re usually still taxable in your country of residence within the EU, so it’s not a tax avoidance scheme, but it might change your personal insurance sta
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5y ago
I'm currently the only developer in my startup and I crave for high quality feedback, so this service sounds like it's a gift sent from heaven – especially for the $699 price tag per month. I guess they probably make a mixed calcu
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nkmnz
5y ago
The arguments you list in the end are not legal arguments, but political ones, so it’s not a big surprise they are „legally completely irrelevant“ - unless politics turns them into law.
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I get your main point, but I do not agree. Pointing out that you are wrong with the spare facts is just easier than arguing about wether professional tests or DIY are better suited to slow down the pandemic. Since there’s no one stopping yo
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nkmnz
5y ago
Where are you? I’ve been to 7 cities in the past month and I could get a professional test every day with 10-30min waiting time, and supermarkets were stocked with hundreds of tests everywhere. If you live in Bavaria, maybe some crony CSU p
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nkmnz
5y ago
This is not really true. Tests taken by professional test centers have only been chargeable for sth like 2-4 weeks in November for unvaccinated people - this attempt to let unvaccinated people pay for their play did not work out very well,
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The problem here seems to be that governments created laws that allow everyone to scare the shit out of people who dare to build something and put it into the public - without having to leave the comfort of their chair (pun intended). Data
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nkmnz
5y ago
She’s not. She did her PhD in physical chemistry. Breaking molecules is not the same as breaking nuclei.
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nkmnz
5y ago
Does anyone have a comparison between medusajs and https://www.vendure.io/ ?
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5y ago
…the same kind of bitter pill the Green Party has to take whenever they are a minority partner in a State Government. Nothing new for both parties that they need to compromise - now, it’s new that they can act together on a lot of issues ag
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nkmnz
5y ago
Thanks to FDP and Green Party —- you cannot trust Social Democrats on such issues at all!
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5y ago
I like the article, but it comes so short on describing what economists do it’s almost a strawman. The possibility to convert money into labor in a labor market is not rendering the labor irrelevant and leaving you with capital only, becaus
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5y ago
The economic problem is often phrased as „how to get more output with the same input, or how to get the same output with less input“. Prediction markets do only exist because they help with the problem - betting on the wrong horse is a wast
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nkmnz
5y ago
I registered the domain thiseyeballdoesnotexist.com - anyone interested in training a GAN for that page?
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5y ago
Is it you or your God who thinks other people think of other people as „chemical scum“? What if that same God that allows you to think of other people as people who think of other people as „chemical scum“ also allows for subjective moralit
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Thank God he staffed you with all the objectivity he had left after creating the objective universe so that you can enlighten us with such third grader logic.
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nkmnz
5y ago
It doesn’t make sense _to you_. You’re welcome.
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5y ago
You can have religion without esotericism, mythicism and spirituality - then it’s called morality.
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