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by rob_c 5mo ago
No, it raises the question of what is going wrong if you've spent the last x years teaching them to fish and they still refuse to. Either your approach, their willingness or something else has clearly gone wrong here.
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by rob_c 5mo ago
_sigh_ 2020, 2021.... I'm talking about clearly 2023 onwards once it was crystal clear to everyone fluent in actual stats what the risks were. Again, give me the ~15million bodies we expect to see dead in India for a 1% fatality vs the
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by rob_c 5mo ago
and yet they still do. by that logic move away and stop them visiting. conclusion drawn from your arguments...
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by rob_c 5mo ago
I'm not blaming victims, I'm blaming those in charge of helping the victims at the first order of blame. how dare you be so callous as to drop to an emotional attack as a discussion point. please look inwards at your sorry self.
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by rob_c 5mo ago
so left hand fighting the right by that logic, either the education/infrastructure work wasn't/isn't working or the aid is too appealing...
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by rob_c 5mo ago
no, I bring it up as a perfect example on how the w.h.o. came to a political solution despite masses of evidence to the contrary. every. single. time.
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by rob_c 5mo ago
in terms of an age corrected population distribution, actually I think you'll find it's lower. that's the whole point of "at risk" in this scenario being mostly age >70yr (or wherever you chose to draw your risk
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by rob_c 5mo ago
"no evidence of human to human transmission", was something repeated far too often and far too politically for me to take them serious on the next issue, serious or not. > "It would spread when the carrier was <LARGELY&
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by rob_c 5mo ago
Speaking from the academic sector if they're all able to meet ALL of the admissions criteria there would be no justification their presence, they would be in demand. The sad reality is given the unrealistic expansion of the education s
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by rob_c 5mo ago
regardless of a reproduction science is repetition and verification yes... is there a point beyond that?
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by rob_c 5mo ago
> Yes the movie was vaguely inspired by the science. I.. _sigh_, my comment was satire I'm well aware of the "science", the modelling, the failures of large amounts of models, the ones that work, the...
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by rob_c 5mo ago
Wait I've seen this... Day before the day after tomorrow right?
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by rob_c 5mo ago
Good. Lets hope we see less policy which is at a very small step back basically: "we're competing to punch ourselves in the face the hardest" in the international arena.
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by rob_c 5mo ago
> we should send more money to climate scientists. Couldn't disagree more. Please spend it on those who might actually fix something. There's plenty of can remove carbon or can undo the effect of X on Y. Let's stop falling
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by rob_c 5mo ago
> Whether it was fraudulent or just incorrect is a different question. Sorry but good science should be reproducible an given the amount of major retractions around this field I think this starts to become more than a passing question. L
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by rob_c 6mo ago
You. Wow.... You clearly aren't paying attention to how that movie was widely mid portrayed and presented within the education sector as fact
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by rob_c 6mo ago
No I'm talking about proper healthy science not blind trust. Please don't confuse discussion with argument it's disingenuous and best I can say is look inwards.
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by rob_c 6mo ago
Please don't bring up another thing started by idiot scientists for a laugh to laugh at stupid people. You have no idea what it's like dealing with the "just open your eyes" and "what else are they hiding" tier
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by rob_c 6mo ago
And believing the world ending as in "the day after tomorrow" was the "still mask wearing" of the 2010s. Fear.
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by rob_c 6mo ago
I'll give you 2 reasons. a) published data tends to see corrections from sensors and methodology which take several years to work out the fine details. (This isn't an attack this is science) Which means always take yesterday'
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by rob_c 6mo ago
Serious question. Why are there static (in absolute positional terms) anomalies in the data that seem to be recording at the other end of the spectrum to their immediate surrounding waters? Also nice to see several shipping lanes crop up wh
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by rob_c 6mo ago
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c4g5j3zv9ezo
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by rob_c 6mo ago
I know many people from the continent who sound American because they learned ENGLISH language that way... yes it's strange how the world of communication centres around the world of discourse... This isn't new. But nice to see mo
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by rob_c 6mo ago
In defense of London from London... Frankly if that's not an example of Stockholm syndrome I don't know what is. It's so far from the nicest city on the country. It's entirely held up by "drip down" wealth from
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by rob_c 6mo ago
Flight from London is happening. It's already happened in a large way as well. You don't see cockney anything anywhere there anymore compared to (and as much as you see any transitional regional identify left in) other British cit
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by rob_c 6mo ago
Frankly given the sorry mid/long-term state of the UK economy, yes, this is the absolute essential thing to be moaning about... And frankly moaning about this used to be right wing conspiracies a few years ago so yey for another pendul
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by rob_c 7mo ago
So. Is. Life. You've discovered probability, there was an 80% change of that. Roll a dice and do not pass go. Again. The output from llm is a probable solution, not right, not wrong.
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by rob_c 7mo ago
No. You should move students around more imo. I've worked with good and bad at both. Some of the most difficult problems when you have students who have had excellent teachers and then get dropped into the real world. If they don'
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by rob_c 7mo ago
You've clearly never worked the academic sector. Calm down most researchers are hyper focused on their research productivity because at times 90%+ of their time is consumed by teaching for months at a time. This is an almost universal
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by rob_c 7mo ago
very awesome writeup, glad to see someone with access to hw actually playing with this. Hopefully the cost per GPU will kick-it soon and we'll see people properly play, but frankly the "middle section" layers 2(ish) to (n-1)(

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