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Sell equity stakes or form a joint partnership. This is exactly how most startups get funding. Also, it’s not clear to me that credit has lifted people out of poverty; I’d argue that interest based lending has kept people in poverty, trans
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On a related note, Freeman Dyson mentions that an 1/10th of an inch per year of topsoil to the Earths area that currently has soil, would sequester all the carbon all the carbon we release each year. https://youtube.com
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How would you characterize the genocide in East Pakistan, if not driven by communal divides?
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Lol now you are doing the same type of generalization but for the other side, sarcastically labeling Muslims in Pakistan as “poor bullies minorities” and “Islamists”. The point isn’t that one side is inherently better the other, the point
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“The Hindus are bullies” is too broad of a generalization.
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What are your views on killing of Muslims in Kashmir? Gujarat? Randomly being lynched for eating hamburgers? Being expelled from their homes in Assam? Being barred from their schools in South India? Don’t post with a throwaway, at least hav
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4y ago
Looks like something like that exists https://langchain.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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Read the title, and half a paragraph but got strong GPT vibes. Anyone else?
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If you are not a historian, then at least cite a real historian if you are going to make such claims.
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The comments section of any article posted to HN that is related to race and diversity has become a predictable echo-chamber. Is there a way to filter these articles out? It’s honestly depressing.
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4y ago
Consult a neurologist, specifically.
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Agreed, I would still want a lawyer to take a look or anything of importance.
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4y ago
Was this comment generated by ChatGPT?
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4y ago
I could have sworn that they were offering a “Investor” tier of subscription, $5000 for a SAFE note and unlimited subscription; I can’t seem to find it on their site though. Did anyone else see this or am I misremembering?
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4y ago
Check out https://muslimphilosophy.org . Better than Wikipedia IMO.
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My mistake, this is not an example of “ecological fallacy”, but instead a line of reasoning that explains the assumptions that led to an “ecological fallacy” type of error.
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What is your line of work and how is concept of “the ecological fallacy” used there?
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> Evolving resistance comes at a cost for bacteria and over time they might loose resistance against previous antibiotics. This is known as the "ecological fallacy". > reversion to sensitivity is neither an immediate nor nec
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This summary reminds my of Jerome Ravetz’s advocacy of “Post-Normal Science”, to fix the current problems in scientific discourse. https://youtu.be/qVLpbtkqERY
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Razib Khan was a PhD candidate in genetics at UC Davis - https://www.linkedin.com/mwlite/in/razibkhan , he’s pretty qualified to speak on genetics IMO.
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What evidence in particular? I scanned the article but couldn’t find much.
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“Deeper digging reliability shows that cases where epigenetic marks seem to have been inherited transgenerationally actually turn out to be conditional on the existence of a conventional DNA mutation being passed on within the family…” yet
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I no longer use Google because it was serving up incorrect, corporate sponsored answers to my technical questions. I pay for kagi.com, I highly recommend it.
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Compare and contrast Russian invasion with the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq: https://www.hrw.org/reports/2003/usa1203/4.5.htm
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Who makes the markets on your exchange?
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This is why I like writing end-to-end tests first (and often times the only thing I write). Unit tests come later after I have decided on solid, reusable lower level abstractions. Unittesting to early makes refactoring too hard.
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This made me chuckle, especially as the first comment.
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What is X in this example?
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China + Russia + other pariah countries >= 25% of the world's population. Are they inside or outside this international community?
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Whose rules?
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