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by rakkhi 5y ago
Exactly what I came here to ask. Is Hawking's theory that the area never decreases or that it does not decrease in a black hole merger as was tested here. "central law for black holes predicts that the area of their event horizons
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by rakkhi 6y ago
I know for him ironically making fun of soundbite memes like drain the swamp I thought it was a very well written article with some amazing quotable passages. Definately helps I agree with the contents though "Buying lottery tickets an
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Except entertainment, human contact, travel, and anything else you can't produce on your own. Took me a while to realise a wage was selling my labour to buy stuff other people produce. The higher the wage the more leverage I get over o
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by rakkhi 6y ago
And pay them more and require they have higher education and have less of them and only give them to senior management. Other than that nothing has changed :)
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by rakkhi 6y ago
I can't do a better job than the much maligned Charles Murray. To not be accused of being racist in this book he only looked at white Americans: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coming_Apart_(book)
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Everyone wants the secretary. No one wants to be the secretary. Especially the men:) Basically the market and government eliminated it ie productivity the job creates is too low for the marginal wage except for top management. Sit down you
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by rakkhi 6y ago
No I typed higher intelligence :) Yes higher starting wealth helps but these days you can't get one of these higher paying jobs E.g most people here without higher intelligence. This is by far the majority benefiting from automation an
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Thus the Expanse. The only palatable solution for government is print money (ie. tax everyone's purchasing power) and pay it in increased welfare. E.g 1400 cheques and more coming. As long as everyone prints there is no debasement of c
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Yeah this is the Charles Murray point. We can't all be AI repair or developers. A lot is capped by intelligence. A greater proportion of the gains go to those with the most intelligence and everyone on the bottom gets left behind. That
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by rakkhi 6y ago
I thought the article was a good balanced perspective without providing a conclusion either way. Thus wanting to start the debate here :)
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Till they come for your job :) Ive seen a lot of jobs that have been automated that are not pattern matching even in IT security. Even where the job is not fully automated like firewall admin it is greatly reduced and the labour is not repl
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by rakkhi 6y ago
A friend and I debate this topic all the time Is this time really different? Pro: 1) Automation and Ai is replacing white collar work this time. There could truly be insufficient job creation as we see already with the gig economy 2) As Cha
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by rakkhi 6y ago
This is a good point and often ignored. Also something I was thinking about lately: in every other human endeavour there has been increasing specialisation and humanity has benefited from greater productivity. Why is domestic duties (cookin
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Great idea. No chance my school in Australia will do this so will be upto me. That Bloomberg China supply chain compromise article. Never forget
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by rakkhi 6y ago
In Korea the dog eats you... Slightly racist but lighten up its funny
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Interesting I only noticed the mention of regulatory genes once in the article. It does not say whether the fast evolving new genes are coding genes or regulatory /master switch genes. The former would indeed be a challenge to dogma su
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by rakkhi 6y ago
I'm more partial to the idea that a metabolic system to harness energy had to develop before replication and that life started in alkaline hydrothermal vents rather than ponds due to the delivery of energy and concentration of chemical
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Intel obtains license from the U.S. to supply Huawei(news.cgtn.com)
28 points by rakkhi 6y ago|4 comments
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Tesla's 'Full Self-Driving Capability' Falls Short of Its Name(consumerreports.org)
107 points by rakkhi 6y ago|121 comments
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Be pretty funny if China says yes you should definitely ban it. We only allow Douyin in China. We would never allow Tik Tok. If you want we have some firewall technology we could sell you...
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by rakkhi 6y ago
Mentions in the middle Google also doing this a much bigger instl base then just ignores it. Also more specialist devices justs asks for all data that Apple or Google has in the health apps so how is this a moat?
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by rakkhi 6y ago
It is like management that expect to see what Gartner or Forrester said even though it is just who did the biggest sponsorship
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What Will Be the Consequences of The New York Times Expose on Xinjiang(quora.com)
6 points by rakkhi 7y ago|0 comments
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by rakkhi 7y ago
Yes I agree the signaling mechanism of a standard uni degree. At least in IT I see this changing where employers, I have worked at at least, value experience and a portfolio of work more than a uni degree. Also as so many people have uni de
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by rakkhi 7y ago
Tell me uni won’t be different in 20 years. Why would we push our kids to maximise test scores to get a high score on their last year of secondary school (like internet points) instead of teaching them to learn anything? Food for thought an
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by rakkhi 7y ago
Agree with this and it seems like a really hard process. How is it that every enterprise I have worked at then seems to have one of everything and so many redundant tools. Is it just accumulation of crap over time? Good relationships that c
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Physicists tested the phenomenon of quantum superposition using molecules(popularmechanics.com)
1 points by rakkhi 7y ago|0 comments
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Baffled student tells Twitter: 'I'm not a Chinese agent'(bbc.com)
38 points by rakkhi 7y ago|15 comments
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Breaking Down the BBC’s Visit to Hotan, Xinjiang(medium.com)
3 points by rakkhi 7y ago|0 comments
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What I Witnessed in 1989 in Beijing(chinamatters.blogspot.com)
35 points by rakkhi 7y ago|0 comments

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