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onos
4y ago
Good to know, but of course we’d hope people would follow this out of principle, not simply because it’s required by law.
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onos
4y ago
“Unless we recognize that student members of the Federalist Society and other conservatives have the same right to express their views free of coercion we cannot live up to this commitment nor can we claim that we are fostering an inclusive
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onos
4y ago
“ We note however that there is no single definition of AGI that is broadly accepted, and we discuss other definitions in the conclusion section.” We know it can do a lot of cool stuff, but without a pinned down definition the headline here
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onos
4y ago
Makes sense. I’m sure this is the logic they applied banning fb.
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onos
4y ago
I’m sympathetic to this argument. But I wonder: Is there any evidence that Tiktok is being used by CCP to hurt USA? I would argue we should ban them simply cause they ban Facebook etc. Ie tit for tat, be nice to those who are nice to
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onos
4y ago
Yeah good point.
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onos
4y ago
I think everyone knows at some level that the cookbook for the success you highlight is correct and works, as south and eastern asians have demonstrated so systematically. Yet, sadly, many groups avoid it… I think often for intentionally s
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onos
4y ago
I don’t believe the average western person would care at all if they could afford fewer cheap products. Corporate profits would certainly go down.
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onos
4y ago
I recently completed a task of high importance to me after a few months of ~intense effort. Within a day of having finished I was stressing over a new task of little relative importance, but next on my list.
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onos
4y ago
I, for one, would like to state that I’m not impressed by the five month study period.
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onos
4y ago
Apparently not, at least at this level.
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onos
4y ago
Shrug just complete the square.
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onos
4y ago
I’ve never worked in an early stage start up. This write up convinces me that it’s not for me.
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onos
4y ago
Apologies https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20210614-why-ineffectiv...
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onos
4y ago
In fact, studies find that the current variant of diversity training is making people beHave in more biased ways. So what you’re saying is true: if you want people for be less biased in their actions, avoid today’s en Vogue style of dive
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onos
4y ago
If we don’t stratify, is the avg IQ not by def 100? Or rather… what sets the def of 100?
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onos
4y ago
Thanks that makes sense. What I was hoping to see was links to what specifically they did that was not smart. Eg did they really just buy a lot of bonds, not spacing it out?
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onos
4y ago
Can anyone provide a link that carefully outlines this? Eg did they just recently buy a ton of ten year bonds? That would sound nuts as everyone knows rates are rising right now. Would love to see details.
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onos
4y ago
Agree. A lot of the frustration and confusion here seems to be due to assuming these universities should just serve the smartest kids. The truth is that in practice they provide credentials for both elites and experts, and the former need
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onos
4y ago
It’s more than a desire for money too. The SV culture simply assigns a lot of respect to founders — definitely to the successful and also somewhat to those who try and fail. The founders I know do this not to get rich but to access that p
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onos
4y ago
The books by Ernest Chan cover some simple strategies and he explains them well.
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onos
4y ago
Is green a color? There is a continuous set of colors between green and blue, but when I see a green I often know it.
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onos
4y ago
I’ve never heard this term “AI alignment” before and they also don’t define it…
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onos
4y ago
Agree, when school is there just to mark elite status. For those pursuing expertise though, schools can provide a lot of value through offering access to others with talent and to some degree infrastructure. That these schools serve both se
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onos
4y ago
My favorite lines here: "I’ve got a 25 year operating background. Shit goes wrong all the time. I’m concerned if you don’t have any lows." This is a helpful reminder that this is normal...
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4y ago
name from the greek βαθύς = deep https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%CE%B2%CE%B1%CE%B8%CF%8D%CF%8...
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onos
4y ago
Interestingly, Neil Stephenson’s — in the top comment on thread that was also on the front page earlier - gave this advice for improving ones writing: “Stop thinking of it as art, or as something you're born with, and start thinking of
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onos
4y ago
https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-55834023.amp
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onos
4y ago
Curious if the car weighs the risk of getting rearended when it decides to be cautious in situations like this. I have a feeling human drivers do to some degree.
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onos
4y ago
Thanks for your response. I’ll think on your points. FWIW, In my area of the world I hear about non natives being bad but they often seem to grow very well, eg in the wild. So it seems to me that they are often well suited to the local en
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