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The inverse of via negativa is that when the for potential death is there, interventions should be used without hesitation. Insofar as death removing someone from the gene pool, again this is exactly the reason I bring up the gay uncle hy
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2y ago
I mean this is why Nassim Taleb got extremely controversial with his via negativa approach during his Antifragile and Skin in the Game period (I am a huge fan of his writing). >Drink no liquid that isn’t at least a thousand years o
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2y ago
I've never played it, so I really can't speak to the though, but my obvious comparison is Minecraft. I really think the deep lore of Minecraft does a lot of work. When you find a new and interesting random place to explore, it usu
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I'm in SF. I agree it's a wedge issue. My concern is that those of us on the left are losing. This entire thread started by being about my belief that we aren't falling into a fascist hole, even if we did elect a fascist a
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2y ago
I'm getting close to a building a honey pot, because I want responsible robots to be able to crawl my site! It's about sharing information after all. If it gets large enough to have a positive monetary benefit to me, I'd ha
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2y ago
Will this still allow Google and Bing and Archive bots?
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I’m fine with a burst of traffic… that’s what it’s designed for. What it’s not designed for is 24-7-365 being slowly pinged on every single page (thousands), by every single robot (thousands).
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2y ago
>"I'm not going to deep dive all the flawed logic around removing trans people from sport. internet search is there for you." I gave you paragraphs of my time. I'm trying to be open and honest about things that I hone
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Ask HN: AI bots everywhere – does anyone have a good whitelist for robots.txt?
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I'm a liberal democrat. I'm just going to be up front about that. I think the left has made some real tactical errors in their policy, and it's upsetting people. Most people just want to live their lives and are fine with oth
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2y ago
I don’t think it’s over, we’ve just hit the end of post war prosperity, and we are shifting our parties’ respective structures. The idea that we’ve literally never elected any president younger than a boomer is telling. The party is facing
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I've been into investing for my entire adult life, and base my strategy mostly on John Neff's work on total return. I have missed out on a lot of investments in the QE period, because many of them seem like "if this mid-level
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I think people attended those as sort of a nightly news service. Where intellectuals would talk about the days events. Now, with modern tech, people can do that from their own how with experts just by watching the news or youtube. I really
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I will never stop being a regular at the local bar. I may switch to NA beers as I get older, but it is entirely important to me to engage in the rituals that predate history. Having a local bar/pub, generally walking distance away from
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This is a good suggestion, and I'll think long and hard about it. My biggest concern is that the type of people who would contribute to such a public project are the type of folks who would be offended at the use of AI in general. That
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This has been a constant back and forth for me. My personal project https://golfcourse.wiki was built on the idea that I wanted to make a wiki for golf nerds because nobody pays attention to 95% of fun golf courses because those
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I noted in a comment above that this type of behavior, "Lol, nothing matters" is exactly the kind of behavior described by Sartre in Anti-Semite and Jew about the behavior of actual brownshirts and blackshirts that this salute i
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Climate change is real. The economic impacts are well documented. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_analysis_of_climate_c...
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I mean, I really don't know how to react to this type of situation, personally. I do think that the CEO of a firm doing a fascist salute, multiple times, on live television is actually relevant to the business interests of the comp
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2y ago
Yes... that's because we're talking about externalities that an electorate wants to go away, but doesn't want to actually pay for. The entire problem is that we aren't paying the actual cost of what we are consuming, a
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2y ago
Philosophy will help you in ways that don't directly get you paid. Ultimately philosophy is the study of how to think. The number of arguments I've had about "AI" with friends has me facepalming regularly. Understanding
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I have multiple degrees in philosophy and I have no idea what this article is even trying to say. If anyone has access to the full article, I’m interested, but it sounds like a lot of buzzwords and not a ton of substance. The framing of ai
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Axioms are arbitrary, but must be agreed upon. It's a good point to make. Most ethical theories suffer from this meta-ethical problem that people really just won't agree on the axioms at the end of the day.
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Yes, but my point is that TikTok is the most downloaded app in the United States, with apparently about 100 million installs. I'm just looking at reports on various sites. Edit: other sites put YouTube, and others higher with TikTok a
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Ehh... I just disagree, even if I agree that my concern is wildly speculative. The isolationist right already has them covered there. If they can take the island, it's over . The US is not going to mount an invasion to save Taiwan, bu
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I mean let's not pretend that an app on the vast majority of peoples phones isn't a non-trivial vector for a zero-day attack. If there is an invasion of Taiwan, I don't think it would be unthinkable that everyone's phone
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> We lost <1% of housing stock, it’s not like we’re rebuilding a leveled city. In a shortage, marginal consumers wipe out the consumer surplus. The new marginal consumer is now a multi-millionaire. Housing prices will spike dramatical
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When nerds like me were freaking out about climate change in 2003, what did people think we we’re talking about?!? This is the exact scenario every single scientist I studied under openly discussed: probably not an extinction level event,
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>If they don't matter at all, there's tons of steep lots you can buy in the hills for like 10-50k with neighboring houses in the mid-to-high millions. People say they're unbuildable but apparently there's no such thin
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Twin Peaks is 282m in elevation. There many, many multi unit developments exactly at the top: https://maps.app.goo.gl/rm73b1j67W3u8uYo9 I'm just so sick and tired of ignorant people pretending that elevation, grade,
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