s1artibartfast

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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
Can you have theory of behavior without theory of mind? I think so, almost by definition. A dog knows that the cat will run when the dog charges. Is that theory of mind?
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
I wouldnt let them drive my car or manage my finances!
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
The post you origionally replied to included examples of ways humans are different from all other animals. You introduced the word "special".
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
What do you disagree about? i read 'somehow' in the first post as sarcastic, and think they are intentionally mocking religion in the second. If they are claiming we're not special, I'm asking what they think would quali
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
Maybe without perpetual distraction some of those problems wouldn't be as bad.
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
I think you are being sarcastic and avoiding the question. Is there anything you think could make a species special?
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
If there is truly nothing as you say, there is nothing for PE to buy, and no problem. If there is nothing to sell of value, what stops new dentists from seamlessly opening an office?
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
How does it define PE?
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by s1artibartfast 5d ago
What do you think 'special' means in that sentence? What differences would make something special?
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by s1artibartfast 6d ago
oh come on, at least try to engage with what I said. drop the covo into your llm of choice and see what it thinks
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by s1artibartfast 6d ago
Turns out running a business is hard. Huh
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by s1artibartfast 6d ago
PS, I dont see anything I would call vicious, any mention of london, or any mention of ethnic cleansing
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by s1artibartfast 6d ago
Then we have different definitions. Discrimination is a matter of bias and motive. Statistics are irrelevant. For some definitions of systemic discrimination, you may look for an effect, but even that doesn't rule out two way discrimin
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by s1artibartfast 6d ago
No disproportionate number of men are required for discrimination to be going on. Its not a competition. Discrimination can occur at the individual level. If I fire someone the color of their skin, but the numbers balance out somewhere, I s
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by s1artibartfast 6d ago
Cool. Give me a call when our government isn't wasteful and destructive, then we can talk about the relative benefits of taxes versus charity. Until then, I'm going to look at the real world and conclude that charities do massivel
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by s1artibartfast 6d ago
These tweets all seem extremely reasonable and resonates with my experience. White males don't have a monopoly on discrimination but it certainly exists. When I worked at a fortune 50 company part of my annual bonus was dependent on ho
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
Looks like someone doesn't understand the difference between an attribution and an appeal to Authority
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
I mean, they're not wrong, but it's a harder problem for real reasons. A lot of over constrained problems leaning to bizarre Solutions
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
Yes
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
Sure, that is no accident. Elon seeks out markets ripe for disruptive engineering innovation. His approach probably wouldn't work as well if you threw him in as CEO of a random company like JC penny or Pizza Hut. Other CEO's are g
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
You mean fund ICE and build some more concentration camps? Approximately 1% of the federal budget is infrastructure. There are huge advantages to donating to a charity that actually does something productive instead of the federal waste mac
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
The family also owns 30% of the company that gives you board representation by itself
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
My point was more too highlight his approach to problems, not make the argument that this would have been successful or profitable for Boeing. In fact, I would say there's probably a very narrow set of circumstances where his back to t
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
Vacuum filled pores would also be an issue.
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
yes and no. Like you said, automotive and aviation industries are bound by a lot regulatory and path dependent constraints. Elon's strength is his willingness to pull the plug and transition away from suboptimal solutions. This is bols
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
Broken is a little hyperbolic. Lots of totally viable essential or everyday products are not perfectly reliable. Medicine is not 100% reliable. My car isn't 100% reliable. Hell, my phone and cellular network are not 100% reliable. They
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
You made a lot of clams about how it intentionally shifts blame, but none of them are supported. Do you really think accountability would be meaningfully different had they been called bugs? Why are you so confident it is intentional? My un
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
A book can be poorly understood if you know it's made out of paper and ink, but can't read. The contents would be recognizable but are meaningless symbols and numbers. You might note that some patterns of symbols repeat, but be co
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by s1artibartfast 7d ago
You have posted this in several threads. Error isnt right either. There is no correct answer. It is an inherently and inescapablly statistical process. It's not a wrong It is not a incorrect lookup value Or computation. Hallucination i
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by s1artibartfast 8d ago
Sure they do! Where are you confused? Can you show me where a human or a dog makes decisions

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