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by uoaei 2y ago
Insofar as the "intention" is to expose yourself to multiple varied communities where you might find commonalities, sure. Other approaches carry a heavy whiff of manipulative behavior and should be treated with the appropriate amo
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Maybe you would need to explicate your definition of "immigrant" before continuing. All visas are "temporary" so that is a meaningless qualification in this context.
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Certainly not, and you should be ashamed to shove such falsities in my mouth. The studies I saw focused on the negative sentiments toward Clinton: https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2016-election/why-does-sand... an
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by uoaei 2y ago
Please re-read my comments about the feedback loop between media and voting behavior. There is overwhelming statistical evidence that the depiction of both candidates in mainstream news channels favored Clinton and denigrated Sanders. Makin
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Yes, the world is more complicated than any description of it. No, that doesn't make heuristics useless. The trick is to understand that heuristics are approximations and not to replace the territory with the map.
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That exact phrase is present in the article. Just being realist about it.
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The spectrum of political opinion isn't 1D. The causal links between political opinion and someone's propensity to vote are also far from straightforward. The feedback loops between media and the evolution of people's politic
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by uoaei 2y ago
What are you getting at? What's the joke?
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Do you think that's a reasonable way to measure abd report manufacturing output? Is laying our heads at the GDP idol's feet a reasonable measure of what these activities contribute to national welfare?
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It has a cultural weight because of the emphasis on the Revolution.
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A more reasonable application of Occam's razor is that humans also don't meet the definition of "intelligence". Reasoning and perception are separate faculties and need not align. Just because we feel like we're mak
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by uoaei 2y ago
> problem-solving strategies and an execution engine Extremely unfounded claims. See: the root comment of this tree.
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by uoaei 2y ago
If you don't know anything except how words are used, you can definitely disambiguate "bicycle" and "car" solely based on the fact that the contexts they appear in are incongruent the vast majority of the time, and
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by uoaei 2y ago
Then what is the breakdown between products manufactured here and those merely assembled ?
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I like to ask, "What would a Russian agent do to try to dethrone the USA as a global power?" * remove support from historic trading partners * break up NATO and similar military alliances * convince the world to distrust USD as de
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Made or assembled?
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Is the elephant in the room with us now? (Mind filling in?)
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This reads exactly like the plot of a story Borges might write, maybe someone more familiar with his ouevre can shine a light on which stories of his touch on this kind of theme.
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by uoaei 2y ago
And how many bad experiences do you expect people to tolerate before AI eventually learns the person's "real" preferences?
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by uoaei 2y ago
The people fawning and the people rejecting the Founders' intentions are two separate groups of people. Media is the practice of including and excluding voices, and there are distinct trends over time of representing one or another set
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by uoaei 2y ago
Do you even understand the argument being made by the person I was replying to?
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I'm not denying the phenomenon exists. But to try to say that adults would be upset if teachers spoke to their children like they weren't developmentally challenged is completely ridiculous.
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by uoaei 2y ago
Please don't inflame these otherwise reasonable comment sections with low effort culture war rhetoric.
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One man's "plausibility" is another person's "barely reasoned bullshit". I think you're being generous, because LLMs explicitly don't deal in facts, they deal in making stuff up that is vaguely remi
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by uoaei 2y ago
I think I understand the point being made, but all this reliance on text-based data means we require proper agreement on text encodings , etc. I don't think it's very useful for number-based data anyway, it's a massively b
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Unfortunately it's really hard to put the same kind of accountability on yourself compared to that of a professor gatekeeping an accredited degree. Personally, arbitrary goals don't really motivate me as the acknowledgment of its
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All models are wrong, some models are useful. Nearly always at least one model will be useful enough. Most if not all of these models come with interesting properties that allow for analytical problem solving.
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"phenomenon" is singular, "criteria" is plural
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Pray tell, what do you think of the etymology and construction of the word "ideology"?
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My conspiracy theory is that FE engineers do this on purpose for job security. Otherwise there simply wouldn't be enough work to justify headcount and salary. Of course there's very few actually devious people who do this on purpo

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