symmetrist

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by symmetrist 3y ago
It is controversial if you are a free market supremacist like myself and believe that the market should be setting any and all prices. Removing market inefficiencies is what capitalism is all about and preventing the trading of pre-IPO shar
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by symmetrist 3y ago
This is a great system for maximizing corporate profits by offsetting the risks of testing onto consumers.
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by symmetrist 3y ago
I am. I am 100% on board with accelerating all scientific trends and achieving full scale utilization of all solar radiation at every scale of conceivable reality, current and future. The goal is to achieve godhood and I can get it done for
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by symmetrist 3y ago
That's nice. I hope you got good value out of it and their woke programming.
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by symmetrist 3y ago
Oh man, you're right. It's even worse than I thought.
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by symmetrist 3y ago
People are dropping like flies. It's not manufactured. Lots of people are having respiratory problems and this is one of the main problems of death in older and immunocompromised adults.
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by symmetrist 3y ago
100%. It beats any and all forms of socialism. This is why Americans are extremely rich and better off than everyone else in the world. Just look at American weapons. It's state of the art and soon to be controlled by AI and autonomous
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by symmetrist 3y ago
Completely at odds with the techno-optimist manifesto which requires complete transparency in all transactions.
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by symmetrist 3y ago
Tesseract can run locally and you can also use other open source OCR models which use neural networks. I am pretty sure it is possible to fine-tune open source LLMs on images and get reasonable results.
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by symmetrist 3y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=introduction+to+mathematical+reaso...
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by symmetrist 3y ago
Because it is easier to reason about languages with formal syntax and semantics. Most languages used in industry are a hodge podge of syntax and semantics with so many edge cases that even seasoned programmers will often end up writing bugs
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Univalent Mathematics: Symmetry Book(github.com)
3 points by symmetrist 3y ago|0 comments