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by odyssey7 4mo ago
Maybe more so with fitness than with health. People generally think of Mediterranean diets as healthy but not as a looksmaxxing linchpin.
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by odyssey7 5mo ago
I’m watching to see what happens to big enterprise software contracts. Why pay some vendor $800k annually for something a couple mid-level devs can replace—-and tailor closely to your needs——by leveraging AI. Open source software changed th
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by odyssey7 5mo ago
Haskell is more readable. It looks just like pseudocode. Change my mind.
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by odyssey7 5mo ago
It’s not as if institutions have been lavishing PhD students with money up until now. As an afterthought budget item, those funds aren’t exactly attractive targets to raid for pursuing an expensive, different process.
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by odyssey7 5mo ago
Each turtle gives them another 9. How many 9s are they down due to incidents over the past year?
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by odyssey7 5mo ago
This is getting a lot of criticism but as a demo I think it sounds nice.
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by odyssey7 5mo ago
Maybe, but in 100 years, people looking back on the current era will easily understand the work. It symbolically communicates something about the spirit of the age.
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
It read okay to me? Also, I encourage people not to change their writing style just to avoid patterns that AI likes to use. I'm going to continue my em dashes.
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
The question used to be: should we have online censorship? Now, the question is: what should the implementation details of online censorship be?
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
How do you prove a negative, that something is vestigial? An unfortunate habit of medical messaging is to assert that absence of evidence is evidence of absence. If you haven’t studied a phenomenon well enough, you simply assume that it doe
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
Part of this reads like a shortlist of things that doctors and scientists don’t know enough about yet. If you’re looking for a PhD topic, here are some ideas.
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
I think this is an interesting pattern, but I see your point. The network effects of ~people a degree removed from direct nuclear research~ gets big.
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
Given the fertility crisis, you would think that linking a devastating disease to a common and incurable STI would make the both of them top priorities.
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
If we are censoring our daily activities and major life decisions like healthcare due to the data economy, then it is making us less free. But who knows how many generations will pass before a solution shows up. We would need representative
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
All work and no play... gives you a birth rate crisis, apparently.
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
The fact that this article resonates, should I infer that the startup economy is picking back up?
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
Yes, but so too is a modern western framing of these “dice” as “gambling” objects. And also, the esteem in recognizing them as prefiguring a skill or system of thought that fund managers and FDA panels use today. In a roundabout way, it pra
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by odyssey7 6mo ago
Gosh, I would always get behind on my dental invoices, because they would have some issue with my insurance, and I would try to figure out why the insurance company thought my policy didn’t exist or something, but the insurance company itse
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by odyssey7 7mo ago
Before, that could create a moat. Soon, it will be table stakes to put scattered internal communications, notes, documents into an AI’s knowledge base, where the information can no longer hide. When that fails, the AI can read the code itse
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by odyssey7 7mo ago
The need to teach people what setting does what is a sort of consulting moat that AI dismantles when it can access the right context.
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by odyssey7 7mo ago
The fact that a work of satire that stimulated interesting discussion has been flagged is telling.
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by odyssey7 7mo ago
I want to understand how AI leads to this outcome.
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by odyssey7 7mo ago
It’s a compelling story; but what you’re describing is, to the turkey, a black swan event, rather than an obvious inevitability that all the other turkeys keep telling the turkey is going to happen.
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by odyssey7 7mo ago
Is the Bay Area really dealing with ticket machines? The global capital of technology? Just bill by plate or something.
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by odyssey7 7mo ago
Works of art are the original NFTs? Pricing is meme-like, though over longer timescales.
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by odyssey7 8mo ago
Quick! We have to approve all the nuclear plants for AI now , before efficiency from optimization shows up
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by odyssey7 8mo ago
Check into panpsychism.
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by odyssey7 8mo ago
The use of exotic means actually places a signature on the work. Plausible deniability is avoided, so that a clear example is presented for other would-be challengers.
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by odyssey7 8mo ago
It’s great marketing though
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by odyssey7 9mo ago
See also: Differentiable Vector Graphics Rasterization https://people.csail.mit.edu/tzumao/diffvg/

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