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by sooheon 3y ago
Why does this only compare tritium, which is the supposedly safe material? What about "cesium, cobalt, lithium, and strontium" which are supposedly more dangerous?
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by sooheon 3y ago
Source for claim that South Korea releases more than Japan?
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by sooheon 3y ago
Cool, would be nice in conjunction with HEPA & charcoal, especially in high risk areas like the kitchen.
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by sooheon 3y ago
It's an ongoing debate with decades of research from NGOs, non-profits, etc. Here's an attempt at a literature review: https://sustainabilitycommunity.springernature.com/posts/are... 1. "79% of studies r
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by sooheon 3y ago
Great link. Another classic on patents as rent-seeking: http://www.dklevine.com/general/intellectual/againstnew.htm > intellectual property is not like ordinary property at all, but constitutes a government gra
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by sooheon 3y ago
Small farms (non industrial, non monoculture export crops etc.) are much more productive in terms of nutrition per sqkm. Small farms also feed more of the world even on an absolute scale. It's a pernicious myth that we need industrial
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by sooheon 3y ago
Lots of things about human emotion are dumb but understandable, especially re: money.
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by sooheon 3y ago
> I put money into “her” account every pay period based on what we agreed on She can continue to spend the amount you guys have agreed on from a joint account.
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by sooheon 3y ago
For resting, you can build on your first idea: the random error increases with uninterrupted play time, and resting quickly lowers it.
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by sooheon 3y ago
They seem to hardly effect your baseline production in the first place, so little risk?
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by sooheon 3y ago
The vast majority of families are multi-city, and many are multinational. I don't see anything wrong with trying to improve on FaceTime, since millions of people already use that every day.
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by sooheon 3y ago
In Hickey's world comprehensible is a subset of easy.
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by sooheon 3y ago
I love Piketty for bringing the data, but it's clear that r incorrectly lumps together land and capital. R can be decomposed into returns to land (rent) and returns to capital, and the former is much more pernicious. https:/&#x2F
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by sooheon 4y ago
Good explanation. Which is why the success of transformers, LLMs etc. is still not the final word in Rich Sutton's "The Bitter Lesson" -- no learning method is free of inductive biases.
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by sooheon 4y ago
Yeah fuji is the one to beat for good looking film simulations for photography.
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by sooheon 4y ago
Great work, thank you. I understand it's limited to 5 channels due to microscopes, and those specific stains due to backwards compatibility, what are your personal ideas for the highest information gain staining targets that aren'
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by sooheon 4y ago
Probably a mislink. See here: https://www.allencell.org/data-downloading.html#sectionVaria...
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by sooheon 4y ago
Great stuff. What's your take on the cell painting assay from Anne Carpenter's lab? https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.07.13.499171v1
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by sooheon 4y ago
All of us already are -- that condition is unavoidable. You just choose your flavor.
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by sooheon 4y ago
He's the tuxedo winnie the pooh meme version of Rogan.
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by sooheon 4y ago
I think the implication is that fact checking an entire book is more effort. One would think errors in a book are evenly distributed without any reasons to believe otherwise. I'd be biased towards thinking the introductory chapter rece
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by sooheon 4y ago
Gotcha
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by sooheon 4y ago
An extremist discussion board, say dedicated to harming some other group. They may have no interest in advertising their plans, their speech is used to coordinate attacks.
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by sooheon 4y ago
There is speech that is intended to directly harm without intimidating, no?
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by sooheon 4y ago
Damn you're right, I said it both ways around -- fixed
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by sooheon 4y ago
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-28904-x Proposes that black on white text stimulates a pattern of expression in visual system that may contribute to myopia: > Using optical coherence tomography (OCT) in y
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by sooheon 4y ago
Heuristic selection as you describe is evolutionary. So the meme that survives may not have any bearing on human flourishing, just on its own viral ability to spread. Fitness of the heuristic is orthogonal to human benefit. Further, when mu
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by sooheon 4y ago
Safety is proportional to skilled and educated riders & drivers.
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by sooheon 4y ago
You're right. We are unable to be full consequentialist because the computational cost of seeing all ends is infinite, and unable to be full deontologist because competing heuristics are arbitrarily instantiated and mutually contradict
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by sooheon 4y ago
> "My altruism is more effective than anybody else's, so I'm going to steal everybody else's money so that I can put it to better use." > How do you stop this shit? If you ask yourself why you think "th

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