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onos
3y ago
226M / 50k ~ 4000 events a year. Poor fellow couldn’t pull that off.
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News Blackout in Effect
(racket.news)
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onos
3y ago
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onos
3y ago
The drug companies that produced the vaccines were real hero’s of the pandemic. I’m sure they benefitted from various forms of government support … perhaps we should focus government resources where it’s been impactful, such as to research
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onos
3y ago
The three main talking points here are (1) mtf in female sports, (2) mtf in women’s only physical spaces, and (3) children undergoing irreversible operations that they may later regret. The first two indeed involve a co flick of interest,
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onos
3y ago
These guys really add an air of credibility to the whole perspective.
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onos
3y ago
I like the book “first break all the rules.” It gives triage advice for new managers — what to get right first, what to do after that’s been done etc. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/First,_Break_All_the_Rules
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onos
3y ago
To get the convo started: The skeptical take is of course that there is no long covid. either people are faking for benefits or they are being sincere but imagining it. Similar concerns around Lyme disease. Q: is there firm evidence for
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Dead rodents litter PM's official home, but do Canadians care?
(bbc.com)
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onos
3y ago
Could you save “representative problems” to your cards? Eg a particular integral that uses a particular method etc.
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onos
3y ago
This theorem is essentially the Pythagorean theorem, so … a proof of one is a proof of the other.
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onos
3y ago
Any job focused on fact retrieval is at risk.
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onos
4y ago
Access to information has not been the bottleneck in education for some time. As you noted here behavior issues are. —> fail to see how AI will help.
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onos
4y ago
Not sure why any researcher wants to go into this … other than for money. None of them will get credit for it, the big shots from 40 years ago will. Better to work against the grain rather than as part of a herd.
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onos
4y ago
The little diagram with five figures might have been better with 2^3 = 8 figures. One of these would be those that neglect truth for the sake of feelings, self and other. When social context is emphasized this is of course common behavior
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Private education’s dirty little secret
(spectator.co.uk)
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onos
4y ago
It’s a jira version of “talks a lot, has little to say.”
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onos
4y ago
Which state in the world wasn’t stolen from someone else at some point in time?
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onos
4y ago
Sounds very hard, but good for you and your family for doing your best.
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onos
4y ago
Nor the sudden increase among this demographic.
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onos
4y ago
It gets worse when they become the norm. Then the rockstars start to think “why am I doing the work for five people but getting paid only 20% more” then they leave.
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onos
4y ago
Curious about the distinction between use of this vs fingerprints, dna, or even witness lineups. Are they all equally bad? Is the main issue that facial detection Algos are less accurate?
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onos
4y ago
Or better yet, gpt
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onos
4y ago
That’s not right. For example, if you have access to any sort of radical you still can’t solve the quintic.
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onos
4y ago
Economic historians. The duress of war between France and Britain required them to become more efficient. In particular the debt defaults by the British crown meant they couldn’t raise more money without ceding more and more property righ
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onos
4y ago
Incessant war is considered to be one of the drivers of the industrial revolution, which you could argue was a good thing.
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onos
4y ago
This is the hierarchy of needs. Western society has been wealthy for a few extra generations over Asian. Paying the bills just isn’t enough for many of us to feel our life was well spent at this point. Possibly it’s decadent and a sign o
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onos
4y ago
Do you think school also doesn’t help sat scores?
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4y ago
This statement just does not match reality.
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onos
4y ago
Ah, but I don’t care about the law I care about what’s right.
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4y ago
I guess it is a little hard to apply. Eg I thought at first they were saying we should stop tolerating these woke kids cause they’re intolerant. But maybe they meant it’s ok for the kids to block the conservatives cause they were bad firs
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