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yters
6y ago
The range of possible accomplishments is too broad, each requiring a lifetime of focus, and thus cause people to hop from accomplishment to accomplishment.
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yters
6y ago
they said in a new yorker article...
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yters
6y ago
the only time i hear about this game is a few random people referring to it as the most awaited game in history
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yters
6y ago
is any journalism independent? and why does independence matter if the reporting is true?
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yters
6y ago
Even for sake of argument it is propaganda, why does that mean it is false?
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yters
6y ago
what is your point? what are you trying to say in response to my original claim?
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yters
6y ago
so you are claiming majority of the rioting is by alt right and law enforcement? i am very interested to see you substantiate that claim i attended one blm march in my town and it was mostly (almost entirely) white, and the most active part
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yters
6y ago
well no need to click the link now
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6y ago
just look at any photos of the protests and count the white to black ratio if those are all far righters white rioters, this is even more confusing!!! plot twist, they are actually anti fa claiming to be alt right and start a race war so th
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yters
6y ago
also a lot of the riotets are young, upper middle class, white males what says black lives matter better than trashing their neighborhoods? read ellison's invisible man written in 1950s to see how long white people have been exploiting
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yters
6y ago
what we need is an unbeatable captcha
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yters
6y ago
in that sense everything has very small kolmogorov sifficient statistic
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yters
6y ago
it is still a pretty good meritocracy we are just about to hire a recent highschooler into a department of mostly phds and senior c++ devs all on the strength of his demonstrated programming prowess
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yters
6y ago
i used to get straight to the point, but people find this offensive, like i am just using them as a google instead of treating them like a fellow human being once i establish rapport and recognize our mutual humanity, then future engagement
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yters
6y ago
In a certain sense, everything has existed since the moment of the big bang, since all the information necessary to define the universe's evolutionary trajectory needs to have existed since the very inception of the universe. In other
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yters
6y ago
And I see all these people cautioning against publishing in predatory journals, which can be distinguished by the fact they require me to pay to publish. Then we have the big respectable journals which also require payment to publish. Hmm.
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yters
6y ago
i have found most things i have gotten very angry at my wife over and we've had big arguments over, i cannot remember a week or two later. was it worth a big relationship damaging outburst, vs waiting a bit to cool off, talk it over l
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yters
6y ago
i question that too what marks humans out from the rest of the meaningless universe that suddenly blesses them as meaning bearers? almost seems to imply some sort of religious idea that humans are not a part of the ubiverse
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6y ago
intention doesn't have anything to do with mechanism
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Is Dembski’s Explanatory Filter the Most Widely Used Theory Ever?
(mindmatters.ai)
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6y ago
yes, traditionally there are two ways to approach God: cataphatic and apophatic apophatic is more similar to negation of self however, it is not the same the idea is to remove accidental properties until one perceives the essence itself, li
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6y ago
so we had higher temperatures pre 1931?
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6y ago
how many people are able to live due to fossil fuels?
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6y ago
If they knew the labels were switched, they know which one held caffeinated coffee...even the physicist is too sophisticated...
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I don't get how their address recognition technology seems to work so well with all the handwritten addresses. I am assuming it is mostly automated.
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6y ago
I tried living without the major food producers and I starved to death because I can't farm.
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6y ago
the concept isn't the problem it is what's done with ip especially military and national security secrets
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6y ago
What is a better way to prevent mass IP theft the CCP is doing?
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6y ago
I am not sure DNA is that predictive...
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6y ago
what practical task in science will gpt-3 like systems improve?
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