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> Would you like to talk about that or would you like to educate me about capitalism and government? Friend, you are really so boring and obtuse. Here's the bottom line so you can write another thousand words coping: Men are going t
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> Again the capitalists will be contributing little […] The person driving the school bus risks more and contributes more than the parasites. Your basic assumptions are wrong and troubled by motivated reasoning. But I'm sure you ca
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ZKsync Smart Sign-On(zksync.mirror.xyz)
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> Its basically impossible to finance a meaningful try at colonizing mars without national resources That's a separate point: Citizens don't really get a say in how national resources are deployed, though the theatre of electio
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> I just haven't consistently found books I like. I can relate. A lot of people, myself included, seem to be having this problem. The past 20 years of publishing has been weird. Thanks for your response. I enjoy the same kind of sci
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> A Memory Called Empire is probably the best book I’ve ever read For context, how many books have you read? (I don't intend to sound confrontational, I just want an idea of what level of reader you are so I know how much stock to p
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> It may be of benefit to their children or grandchildren, but they themselves are largely screwed. What evidence do you have of this, today?
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> What do we have to gain by going to mars? There's an assumption in the question that we are going to Mars. We aren't. It's the individuals who own the resources and money to implement space flight and Mars colonisati
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Year over year should be banned from data analysis(bramcohen.com)
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Working for Robots(cremieux.xyz)
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Tracing the Emergence of Extreme Ultraviolet Lithography [pdf](cset.georgetown.edu)
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Unreal and Unreal Tournament Are in the Internet Archive(rockpapershotgun.com)
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Ethereum's Winner-Take-All Design(eigenphi.substack.com)
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If this doesn't make it to the front page for a reasonable amount of time, then I guess it will be further proof that indeed, no one cares .
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> The irony of these two guys starting off their piece about how they plan to reshape the government with this Did you read the next sentence or did you accidentally omit it from your excerpt? It says: "That isn’t how America funct
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Some excerpts: > Have all the jobs been fake for years? […] Basically society is run by useless people making work for other useless people so that together they can all alleviate their deep concern about not having a place in society. &
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> It should be pointed out that if these studies were used to let’s say get rid of all people with high levels of neuroticism which is linked with obsessives we would probably have far less innovation in the world. Please could you prove
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https://archive.is/GGo34
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Vegetarianism is causally correlated with negative mental well-being(frontiersin.org)
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> Do you actually think all development happens in public GitHub repos? Do you even think a majority does? Even a strong minority? Do you think everyone you encounter is an idiot who just learned about the Internet yesterday? I started p
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> legal still hasn't authorized me to open a GitHub account Damn. You signed a contract that prevents you from ever publishing your own code? I guess everyone in the comments who are against have something to show in public all have
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> Even if an ML/AI/software engineer has a public GH with projects on it, there's no strong reason to expect it will be a useful signal about their expertise. That's only true if you don't know how to read code.
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> I have signed more NDAs in my career than I have commits in public repos :) Someone like you is extremely experienced and skilled, and has a reputation in your industry. You started working before it was normal and trivial to build stu
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> If they randomly asked about something I have not looked at in a long a while, it could actually look like I don't know it! Typically the interviewer asks: "Tell me about something you worked on in this list of stuff you prov
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> Actually it is incredibly difficult, because you no longer have access to your previous employers' code bases. So the person never does anything outside of his employer's IP? That's unfortunate, but as a heuristic, I&#x2
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The Trillionaires of Mars(devoneriksen.substack.com)
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> Is anyone instantly suspicious when they introduce themselves these days an "AI Developer" I'm only suspicious if they don't simultaneously and eagerly show me their Github so that I can see what they've accomp
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Lens: The high-performance network with embedded modular social features(lens.xyz)
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Testing OpenAI Whisper Transcription(blog.lopp.net)
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> Isn't restricting people from reproducing based on their genetic material known as Eugenics? We really need to stop being afraid of words. We don't have to use a neutral word to imply a whole range of ancillary things which w

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