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by trod1234 2y ago
I was thinking these same things. In fact the original author was of such low journalistic integrity I assumed it must be generated by AI. Now that might be mistaken, there is no proof one way or the other that I can see, but this does seem
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> If we count second-degree links like this, I bet we'd find that most organizations ... Well as a generalization, that's just how fractional reserve systems work. The issue is when that reserve constraint is set to 0%, or repl
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It is far more likely that everything, and not just IT, but everything collapses than we make it to the point you mention. LLMs replace entry level people who invested in education. They would have the beginning knowledge, but there's
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It is nonsense, but it does happen, and its enabled through the decoupling action of business decisions provided for by debt financing. Reality is reality, and in the end you are right, but by that time it won't matter; the damage will
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> How do we know that the rise in unemployment is being driven by AI specifically, and not by wider economic circumstances?. There are several important things to look at that show this. First and foremost, IT has about a 40 year history
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The judge ruled this as a violation of copyright. Its the same as hosting any copyright material absent a valid license, criminal copyright piracy. They would need to figure out a way to prune the respective weights so that such material is
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You are mistaken. Socialism is normally a broadly defined term which is why its understandable that people can make the mistake you say, but that didn't happen here, because we are talking about structure related to economics, and not
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To clarify, not just any socialism, non-market socialism; the kind that always fails given sufficient time (none longer than 50 years). Markets require adversarial decisionmaking, and when few participants exist they always coordinate, even
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> and are all nepotism Right time right place in a market Are you absolutely sure its this way and not the fact that there isn't a real market because the market was collapsed to socialism through money printing, collusion, and corr
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Admittedly I didn't read this all the way through. I only made it about halfway, and I stopped largely because its a lot of words rehashing the same or similar arguments and structures all containing the initial flaw in many different
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Let's not forget that many companies laid off large portions of IT staff in aggregate within months of companies with AI based services claiming to fulfill these roles at less than the labor cost, for entry level white-collar jobs. The
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> This is irrelevant to this discussion. It is relevant because it shows not just a symbiosis, but a mixing of the two groups where they are effectively the same group. Its important context. > How will patriotism help if both sides o
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As others have mentioned, this meets all the criteria for selection bias as well as a number of other forms of bias. You can't derive meaningful numbers without doing a few things, like having non-ordinal metrics at scale on a graph. G
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still requires a sign-in, and the second link is throwing an error.
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You make several mistakes in your reasoning. First, these are not private companies for the same reason that there is not a real market in which these people operate. They receive preferential loans of debt issuance without reserve, from a
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https://archive.ph/qKNZk
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There are easy and good answers, just none that every single one would agree with, and that is the problem. The current management model is based on consensus in some parts, and a dictatorship in others. Its not clear which parts are which
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> The identity/loyalty issue seems to be the main problem. It always has been. Even back in Rome there were the plebeians and the patricians. Demagogues rose to power based on party lines, corruption grew, and then Rome fell. What w
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How would we protect ourselves when the rule of law is non-functional? This definition is quite literally the only check to balance power available to the average person, at least when it worked. There is no longer equality under the law wh
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I wasn't aware of that tidbit with HSV and Alzheimer's, always nice to learn something new. Thanks for mentioning this.
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> You cannot just "check for it"... I had read and heard that many places had started using preliminary tools like Lucaprot that scan viral dark matter retrieved using nano-pore sequencers to identify the sequences and common s
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> That are too dangerous to disclose "All beings in the universe are different. Humans are so dumb that they think heart disease is the leading cause of death, when in fact it's the almond milk... not even the gray's touch
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It is unlikely. The samples collected would be checked for fragments. Most likely its something novel that's been thawing out from climate change. That or a unique modified form of an existing chemical, or something else that hasn&#x27
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In 2019, the conclusion for this question by medical professionals was maybe for mosquitoes, but definitely for arthropods like ticks.
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> What I do not understand in this case is why politics are involved? This is a rural area with a lot of forest. The forestry service uses high concentrations of glyphosate dumped from helicopters to thin the forest. The forestry service
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This situation has been repeatedly happening multiple times a year. Its an ongoing battle where Cloudflare exploits their monopoly on the web to break the web for any unfavored browser. The fact that its regressed and repeated so many times
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> Zizek The nuances Yes, but the overall concept of overdetermination came from Marx/Engels, along with the observation of how its practiced, and others. > You are reading marxism through the distorting eye of a middleman. ... Th
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I used to really like this news/op-ed outlet back when I didn't know anything at all. It hit all the right points, points out the problems, and had a clear narrative I could get behind. When I was young, and dumb. Temporally it ha
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> Everything you have listed could be solved with money. No that's actually not true. Government jobs are soul crushing. The way the bureaucracy works, its all about social standing, politics, and seniority. In these jobs you trade
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Government is not immune to the economics of things. There is an opportunity cost for everything. Government has historically been far behind the pay scale curve for things like this, but that isn't the main driver of people not going

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