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yters
6y ago
Also, how many elderly people have died due to flatten the curve procedures that sent positive cases back to nursing homes to free up hospital beds for younger patients? An enormous percentage of the US deaths were nursing home occupants.
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yters
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Also leads to undesireable conclusions. If the metric is minimize death, best way to achieve this is kill everyone alive today, or at least sterilize them. Everyone alive today will die someday, guaranteed. If they do not have any kids,
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yters
6y ago
What I said is compatible with what you say.
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6y ago
The problem in India may be more to do with the teaching style (i.e. rote memorization does not produce understanding) than the content being taught. And the right answer might be a combination of academics and real world application, inste
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6y ago
How did we get the atom bomb and the internet?
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6y ago
Probably a true statement for every theoretical academic field. Yet, very mysteriously the obscure academic problems have produced our great wealth of technology. I find this fascinating.
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yters
6y ago
I haven't checked the questions carefully, but in general classifying the kind of language I believe is undecideable, so the video could be showing a human doing something computers in general cannot do.
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6y ago
Part of their modus operandi is to eschew data science in favor of human in the loop pattern analysis. This is born from Thiel's experience at paypal where human in the loop was much better at catching human fraud than machine learnin
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6y ago
Scott Adams claims evil businesses tend to do the best.
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6y ago
I guess not completely inspired by his writings: > Ellul explained his view in this way: "By anarchy I mean first an absolute rejection of violence."
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6y ago
The NT authors are constantly quoting snippets from the OT.
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6y ago
Isn't this the same as expert systems that led to the first AI winter?
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6y ago
Call anything art and it becomes acceptable.
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yters
6y ago
So mostly young white males trashing black neighborhoods? Who is exploiting who again?
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yters
6y ago
I agree what the police did in this situation is egregious. The cops were clearly overreacting. But, that doesn't merit the BLM claim that cops are the enemy of the black and hispanic community. Rather than disband the force, BLM sh
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yters
6y ago
Ah, that makes more sense. I would still say they are both drawing on common mythic material, e.g. myths of daphne, narcissus, and I think in the odyssey there are bleeding reeds. However, the tree smoothering is similar, so I can grant T
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yters
6y ago
The tree thing in MacDonald seems pretty different. In MacDonald's story it looks like a normal person. In Tolkien, we have ents, which are treelike moving giants. The idea of sentient trees in general is very old and appears in a l
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yters
6y ago
I am quoting her statement.
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yters
6y ago
How much does MacDonald rely on medieval literature for his characters and plots? I've read a fair amount of both Tolkien and MacDonald, and I can see some similarities, but nothing obviously stands out as Tolkien copying wholesale fr
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yters
6y ago
Reminds me of explorers where the alien talks in soundbites from earth TV. All hail our future plagiarist AI overlords!
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6y ago
Also you can probably implement fill with a graph search algorithm.
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6y ago
An alternate perspective is cops are trying hard, and are succeeding, at making poor neighborhoods safer. However, due to gang culture, many people are heavily and illegally armed, and do not hesitate to shoot to kill. Cops, like all huma
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6y ago
We are all living in a giant oxygen bubble!
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6y ago
Hah, yes, like JK Rowling! If you are a self made billionaire, you are pretty immune from the twitter mobs, and can make controversial statements such as "there are only two genders."
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6y ago
I don't understand how his blog could impact his practice. He doesn't blog about his patients. Unless, of course, his practice is worried about the opinions Scott posts on his blog...
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how is that better than jenkins?
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does it make sense to switch to gitlab if one already has most of those things integrated?
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6y ago
What makes Gitlab significantly better than the other gitlings?
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They mainly killed themselves through incompetence with building bombs. The plan with the bombs was to blow up military personnel.
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6y ago
I thought we cannot detect intelligent design?
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