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uoaei
9mo ago
Wouldn't it be more likely that it's calories, not meat per se, that is the main proxy for measuring our health decline?
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uoaei
9mo ago
You're counting wheel revolutions, not miles travelled. Not an accurate proxy measurement unless you can verify the wheels are on the road for the entire duration.
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uoaei
9mo ago
This is where a dogged loyalty to the two-party system gets you. Desperately trying to engender sympathy for someone who went against every better instinct regarding politics and optics.
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uoaei
9mo ago
Trump did not win the popular vote this time around. Check your sources.
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uoaei
9mo ago
Junk fees are a massive talking point in tech business, particularly gig work companies.
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uoaei
9mo ago
There are dozens of low-hanging fruit to appease the citizenry that have been explained away as nonviable by talking heads and PR departments for decades. I'm excited to see just how much corporate hand-wringing is exposed as the selfi
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uoaei
9mo ago
Anyone can make wild suppositions in good faith if they don't assign any value to their words. Do you?
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uoaei
9mo ago
Occam's razor is more nuanced than blind naivete. It is the nature of suppression that there is no evidence of it. I do not understand how you stand by your words. Healthy skepticism plus the maturing industry of online propaganda and
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uoaei
9mo ago
Downvoted for not recognizing HN royalty, what a charming community.
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uoaei
9mo ago
I don't see how that's "fair". Moderators are not impartial and since they are paid now they also have a vested interest in lying.
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uoaei
9mo ago
The answer to every one of your questions is: the word is "sovereignty", not "democracy". dont confuse "is" with "ought". this discussion is about legality, not ethics.
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uoaei
9mo ago
Yours is a bad faith argument based on an overly narrow pedantic acontextual definitional gripe. Not worth engaging.
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uoaei
9mo ago
Can you make a case why you'd be an authority on the matter?
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uoaei
9mo ago
Why do you require comparison in order to determine whether or not this practice is unethical?
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uoaei
9mo ago
Contrarianism is an effective sockpuppet tactic, then, in order to buy legitimacy and trust in the marketplace of ideas.
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uoaei
9mo ago
> Who gets to decide that this is good, but removing the dictator behind this is bad? The sovereign governments who agree to take in refugees. It's not a complicated answer. They get to decide what happens within their sovereignty.
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uoaei
10mo ago
Then you show them the long term amortized value of that car over its lifetime, not to mention waste reduction, and it starts to make more sense.
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uoaei
10mo ago
It's mostly about "don't let the structure of your cognition mirror the simplistic machines you create; they are meant to be augmentations so you can offload that kind of rote cognition and focus on the creative synthetic met
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uoaei
10mo ago
This is absolutely not the case when it comes to Nevada agriculture. They're moving water in from outside the state to feed ag for places where people do live.
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uoaei
10mo ago
Ok so again, why move the water to dry relatively bio-inactive desert?
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uoaei
10mo ago
Here's a question, why are we putting all those resources and efforts into farming in a desert ?
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uoaei
10mo ago
What is the current state of LCMs (large code models)? I.e. models that operate on the AST and not on text tokens.
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uoaei
10mo ago
Hypocrisy is a moral failing but also a somewhat pedantic one -- has this person condemned these activities or merely lamented them?
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uoaei
10mo ago
Right, seems like "dopamine sickness" (or whatever we want to call ADHD these days) is rampant in ways that were relatively easy to predict.
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uoaei
10mo ago
Pick up the newest edition of Time.
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uoaei
10mo ago
Prolog has basically nothing to do with calculus.
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uoaei
10mo ago
All those words and you forget to provide people the breadcrumbs to learn more for themselves. The term of interest is "backpropagation".
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uoaei
10mo ago
This fatalism is exactly the problem. Human nature has been somehow transmogrified by you and your allies in this ideological war from "fight against the dying of the light" to "actually dark cold nothingness is good". P
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uoaei
10mo ago
I'm impressed you have never encountered :partyparrot: in your work Slack.
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uoaei
10mo ago
I like this line of analogy. The next obvious step would be IRC (or microservices?) of AI (for co-reasoning) which could offer the space for specialized LLMs rather than the current approach of monoliths.
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