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by reedf1 3y ago
I think his point is not that there is an absolute moral landscape or that moral relativism can't exist in abstract. But that morals are so deeply held, that they shape your being and understanding of reality. So on a day to day basis
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by reedf1 3y ago
Going to financial publications and "talking your book" is a common thing for hedge funds to do. Keep in mind they can also influence the market like this, and generate inflows to their fund. Generally financial publications all
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by reedf1 3y ago
Tell me you only use memory managed languages without telling me...
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by reedf1 3y ago
These are all expressions of the same concept. The confusion is that physicists are describing the dimensionality of specific systems (space, spacetime, superstring theory, supergravity) - that doesn't mean that this limits the dimensi
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by reedf1 3y ago
No, it is different - and it crosses line. There is DRM built into the Unity engine that informs Unity (the company) of an install, and companies pay via this Unity derived number. Not reported game sales, or even self reported game install
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by reedf1 3y ago
To play devil's advocate - what's the issue with this? Is print_table() + print_table_without_emoji() better than print_table(remove_emoji= False)?
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by reedf1 3y ago
Doctors are just people, they are not gods. It is actually possible self-perscribe if you are well informed.
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by reedf1 3y ago
"...getting 10% returns like in the stock market..." You should start a fund!!
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by reedf1 3y ago
Gotta imagine the sinking feeling that guy felt.
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by reedf1 3y ago
Have you considered seeing a psychologist? Not being able to control your effusions is the sign of a significant problem.
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by reedf1 3y ago
I'm very surprised to see milk negatively correlated with cancer risk - I usually see people calling milk unhealthy. Do we know exactly what the benefits are?
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by reedf1 3y ago
At least from my view as a young millennial, drinking culture among gen x and younger boomers is enormous. Wouldn't be surprised if that plays a role here.
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by reedf1 3y ago
Can you elaborate on how you use DeX specifically? I recently bought my first Samsung - and was a bit curious about it, surprised to hear that it is a powerful tool.
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by reedf1 3y ago
What is the market data source (is there one?)
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by reedf1 3y ago
All I want is a book review aggregator like IMDb, metacritic or opencritic. Finding a way to search Goodreads for top 100 sci-fi novels with certain tags shouldn't be an abject navigational nightmare or, in some cases, completely impos
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by reedf1 3y ago
Agreed - but probably the tight coupling between the hiragana, the romanji and the audio may give people a bit of a casual revelation about Japanese symbols. (They are not all anki, wanikani, flavor of the month SRS spammers like some of us
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by reedf1 3y ago
Atleast someone knows what they are talking about.
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by reedf1 3y ago
If truth is depressing to you - looking inward and handling your feelings towards the inevitable will probably be beneficial.
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by reedf1 3y ago
Yikes dude - you're an extremist yourself; you do hopefully realize?
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by reedf1 3y ago
Every few years we get an order of magnitude or two closer to efficacy. It is not ridiculous to celebrate that.
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by reedf1 3y ago
This comment seems very holier-than-thou. Some people are burned out by their degree. Burnout is highly personal - I've no doubt I could've succeeded in a law degree but it is completely orthogonal to my natural interests and woul
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by reedf1 3y ago
Quantum gates/circuits are everything - unlike classical computing there is no abstraction built on top. The circuits are built and configured in a classical computer and then the configuration is loaded into the quantum computer. Why
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by reedf1 3y ago
He makes a good point. The only real way to "summon the demon" is if AGI is centralized. If each of us has a maximally intelligent AGI in our phone - and it is us as individuals controlling the prompts, then the playing field is l
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by reedf1 3y ago
Which positions did you "hire"? Would be interested to see if that changes the robustness of the output. Same goes for "investment".
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by reedf1 3y ago
It will be hard to beat any AR level ad filtering. Ultimately AI will make ad avoidance easier rather than harder.
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by reedf1 3y ago
The answer is of course - yes. But the funny thing about markets is that if enough people believe a thesis it is effectively true. Go figure. People will trade a "vomiting camel" so best to be abreast.
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by reedf1 3y ago
If people were doing their due diligence on every binary they execute, malware beyond highly targeted zero-days would be non existent.
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by reedf1 3y ago
This all makes a lot more sense when you view companies as dumb profit optimisers. "Greed" implies malice aforethought, but these things just make paperclips. They'll charge as much as they can get away with, and hopefully th
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by reedf1 3y ago
While George Hotz is undoubtedly a genius, and his hacker approach to tiny grad is just awesome to watch; he is simply not a deep expert in GPT-4, so it's probably the least interesting tidbit this article could have written about.
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by reedf1 3y ago
Schuster!

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