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721.
by proc0 3y ago
Sure, but the natural next step after ultraprocessed is highly refined products like sugar and flour, which I know is so much of people's current diet but that's why everyone has health problems.
722.
by proc0 3y ago
It should also include hilghly refined processes, which I guess still boils down to the ingredients, however things like refined sugar and refined carbs are very harmful and IMHO the main dietary problem for most people.
723.
by proc0 3y ago
But nobody uses industrial chemicals and processes at home. That said, I would consider refined sugar as ultraprocessed, and homemade jam includes a lot of it.
724.
by proc0 3y ago
> overnight, this person comes along, who happens to be a white male figure with a huge platform, and all of a sudden, he gets all of the attention. It’s kind of frustrating, but it’s also understanding the nature of how the world is hah
725.
by proc0 3y ago
I don't think "reshape" is the right word. This is the natural evolution of video games (at least a subclass of them). Many games already have RNG systems for generating levels and AI enemies, so this is just extending it to
726.
by proc0 3y ago
I'm saying SF tried the system hypothesis and is failing. Also not just SF but most large cities. So yes, they need to factor in the human component which is incentives and intentions.
727.
by proc0 3y ago
The point of having a child is not just for society, it's for your own personal benefit of passing on your genes. If you don't want to pass on your genes then don't reproduce. Also, if society pays people for their children,
728.
by proc0 3y ago
Part of the issue is that people do not see the same problem, even thought the same phenomena is being observed. Probably the first step is for everyone to agree on what the problem is to begin with. In places like SF, the problem is the sy
729.
by proc0 3y ago
If women hold the entire species hostage, we can imagine what men could do to prevent that. Having a child is basically making a copy of your genes which is its own reward.
730.
by proc0 3y ago
I think that's missing the point. If people don't reproduce, society dies out. That said there are enough people to allow for this to be an option... except in totalitarian societies which have more interest in power than in progr
731.
by proc0 3y ago
I think the key study would need to be a medium to large scale experiment that measures the ratio of those who benefited and those who were hurt by it. So far it seems there are small scale studies of people who would have been ok without i
732.
by proc0 3y ago
AI is software, and until it becomes AGI by improving itself there is going to be a need for software developers. This isn't the case for most other industries that will be impacted in a more substantial way by either transforming them
733.
by proc0 3y ago
Not true, just tried it. This is the descprition > Quick facts > Palestine, officially the State of Palestine, is a state located in the Southern Levant region of West Asia.Wikipedia
734.
by proc0 3y ago
It's not surprising a big reason is AI. if there is any career that should be adapting to it is software engineering and development.
735.
by proc0 3y ago
> We are trading back-end simplicity for front-end complexity. Yes, but why? I think it's because clients have become increasingly more powerful and leveraging this comes at no cost. There is also the nature of responsiveness, which
736.
by proc0 3y ago
Well, isn't that marketing? "engineers ruined this word... they should be doing more of that" Maybe have roles and realize engineering is hard enough, same with marketing. Unless you are a tiny team, the point of teams and or
737.
by proc0 3y ago
People want money and society needs people to work. Working is a contribution to society that in return society gives you credits to buy other people's work. Exceptions aside (like physical disabilities), all of these free money progra
738.
by proc0 3y ago
Interesting and although I'm fine with the big chains, it will incentivize me to shop local grocery stores more.
739.
by proc0 3y ago
I'm not trying to approve or disapprove of anything. I'm just trying to illustrate the root cause in a short comment, and discuss. I'm open to learning. I still think you are describing an incomplete picture and underestimati
740.
by proc0 3y ago
You're missing the big the picture and predictably falling back into the oppressor and oppressed false dichotomy. There are toxic ideologies that spread like disease and at some point you are too far gone. Anyone who understands why wi
741.
by proc0 3y ago
Freewill is an illusion if you define it as at the total product or sum of all particles colliding that led to a particular decision. I'm saying is the entire universe and sum of particles is the wrong level of analysis if you want to
742.
by proc0 3y ago
> What is the purpose of holding some one accountable? People have the capacity to process information, simulate the future, and act according to that intent. in other words, my definition of freewill is precisely the information process
743.
by proc0 3y ago
That was probably the wrong term to use. I just mean people who don't think freewill exists. If I misunderstood something feel free to correct me. My specific contention is how exactly you can hold someone accountable if freewill does
744.
by proc0 3y ago
Freewill is a semantic discussion. It either exists or it doesn't depending on what exactly we're talking about. That said, it is tangential to moral and ethical considerations. For example, we consider animals to be controlled by
745.
by proc0 3y ago
At the end of the day you wouldn't want to work in a place that isn't a good fit, so it's for the best when this is figured out sooner rather than later. This is something that should be consciously explored in the interview
746.
by proc0 3y ago
I'm thinking that coding is not going to be the most interesting application of current LLMs for a while. Writing code is simultaneously the least time consuming part of product development, and also the most critical. So much of the w
747.
by proc0 3y ago
I would add "make the boundaries of the role so blurry that nobody really owns anything but also owns everything at the same time".
748.
by proc0 3y ago
All of those hypotheticals can be true, yet you'll still need to deal with people who consciously choose not to work or do much less work. Under Socialism these behaviors are encouraged because they are rewarded regardless. Under Capit
749.
by proc0 3y ago
> But it's not fundamentally antithetical to Socialism to recognize the people who choose to work more. Fair point, and I think there are definitely enough resources to support people with disabilities or incapable of working for ot
750.
by proc0 3y ago
It's not though. You can grab a group of friends, buy some land and start a commune. It is perfectly compatible with local-level socialism. Nobody forces anyone to be a consumer. Now of course you have to work... but choosing not work

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