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@SoCalledRabbi @eigenrobot it doesn't seem too absurd, you can probably model muscle catabolism as a function of like how much muscle you currently have + caloric deficit + protein intake
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@SoCalledRabbi @eigenrobot and also people who are either on roids or whose bodies are naturally roided up (pubescent teens) seem to achieve body recomp super easily
@SoCalledRabbi @eigenrobot lol sorry i just meant like losing muscle high protein, medium caloric deficit, relatively low current muscle mass means you can probably achieve recomp
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@SoCalledRabbi @eigenrobot people tell me there are safe ways to cycle them w.o fucking your endocrine system but it seems like too much effort lol
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the only thing uniting the postrats is their respekt for evangelion
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@whomademecrispy my personal GOAT. definitely has a lot to do with my emotional state when i first watched it tho
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@alth0u just remove all the mfs around you with high propensity to misunderstand
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@alth0u ask everyone to post SAT reading score
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@alth0u it is kind of strange that poorly communicated stuff still often makes sense to the smartest people who have good enough intuition to figure out what the abstruse textbook is talking about
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@alth0u the virgin Griffiths vs the chad Arfken
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@amirism_ you say this but won’t hang up pornography on your walls. curious
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@gooddogthedog very true coke gives you the illusion of focus but rly ur attention is even more hyperactive
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you come to me on this, the day of autism awareness
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· ↳ reply to @alth0u
@alth0u better to be a horse trainer trainer than a horse trainer
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· ↳ reply to @fkasummer
@infinitsummer plenty of better ways, the most immediate being going to an HFT place, or joining one of those “startups” that will almost certainly have a good ipo (in previous years stripe, Airbnb)
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college essays are exercises in creative fiction folx
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@ollybot_redux few understand this! for mechanical systems you better stop lying for human systems you better start lying
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@alth0u I am hoping NesTea and Polt run for office after her
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@Duderichy @powerbottomdad1 @TeddyRaccovelt also I’ve heard that service people will literally not doing anything for you Gotta check out your own groceries at the line and make your own bed in hotels and such and you have to fight over spots for communal laundry machines
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@alth0u you gotta perform some kind of soul arbitrage to do this tho. legitimately painful and grifty
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@alth0u for the most part your KPIs won’t actual tick up because it’s hard to improve score on SAT or w.e
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@alth0u oh sorry my mind immediately jumped to standardized tests piano is fine but you have to deal with a lot of super uninterested kids
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@alth0u maybe this isn’t a rule but every SAT tutor that I knew who was big in the Indian American community was either a creep or an egregious liar or some combination
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@PstafarianPrice @ded_ruckus @alth0u generally i would suggest finding whatever social network they're on and advertising in the relevant groups. however i have no clue what 16 year olds are using. maybe instagram
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mogged
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If anything the mechanism seems deceptively simple for something that’s the pinnacle of 100s of years of cumulative pharma development
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btw he is Correct. also stephen pinker is right and music is a superstimulus
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we can quibble about how super each stimulus is tho
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@QiaochuYuan yeah we really really need recommender systems for resurfacing reading list content + categorizing, clustering, etc
so where is this so called "CPI basket of goods and services". I want to buy it
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broke: neo liberal project woke: natural language processing bespoke: neuro linguistic programming
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ive probably done this tweet before but w.e.
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many people on twitter are hiding from the bitter truth that there will never be a Succession S3
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@alth0u yeah, we're well into that phase lot of journalist hate from tech industry fails to recognize that they created the ecosystem for the New new york times
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anyway the real blackpill is that the technocapital machine will optimize for designer babies with giant grotesque brains who are barely even human and there’s nothing any individual party can do to stop this https://x.com/sentientist/status/1379207495311314946
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if you decide not to make your kids big brain vat babies they will be doomed to relative poverty if your country chooses to ban big brain vat babies it will be doomed to irrelevance
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@metakuna Will hit the hotness limits way before the intelligence limits probably
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@R1Jack I’m not assuming any such thing tho. We will accept those trade offs w the incentives so high
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@Teleonomic correlation with some variable like income is not that interesting what % of Nobel prize winners are intelligent above a certain threshold? more intelligent people = more black swan breakthroughs
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@alth0u society will diverge into bimbos, himbos, and vatbrains
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true and the @gwern essay is great but evolution has to design a body that has to meet a ton of resource constraints which may no longer be salient https://t.co/SFNFVoGGKL
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the most obvious being that a modern human can cheaply and regularly find 10,000 kcals to eat per day
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the summary of the gwern article is more like “no simple chemical change can result in increased intelligence without trade offs” which is a bit more conservative than “ya can’t make people smarter”
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@perceptions420 yeah mostly because our expenditure hasn’t grown proportionally but the top athletes who eat and expend a lot seem pretty healthy to me
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@haus_cole i find it difficult to believe the hunter gatherers weren’t living through some deep malthusian logic
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· ↳ reply to @RobertCinci
@RobertCinci or conquest but it would probably look like more like what we call neo-colonialism today
@LeefVan @gwern something something high dimensional spaces contain more saddle points than local minima hill climbing tends to be a very difficult algorithm to beat as the dimensionality goes to infinity
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@VivaLaPanda_ @koaleszenz lol regardless of excel shenanigans i agree more with taylor than simon here. i'm confident we can find polygenic "improvements" only because (1) we have a different optimization function than evolution and (2) the environment has changed a lot
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god i'm loving blocking the sun discourse. we are moving the overton window on the sun
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"unintended consequences" trads are missing the point. the earth system is far more antifragile than you think. life survived billions of years of asteroid impacts and whatnot and i assure you filling the air with particulates that reflect 0.1% of sunlight will not change this
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my take: i am so down to block the sun
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source for that ^ assurance: fuck you
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@_AlastairX_ lmao thinking about becoming the "block the sun" guy on top of the "fuck nate silver" guy
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@notlinear1 i don't particularly like this fate. i just think it's inevitable. i'm like a satanist who believes the rapture is coming anyway
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@_JohnWis tfw luxottica lobbyists defeat Block The Sun Act of 2080
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the goal of anthropology is to discover new Types of Guys
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@ITBeHa yea this is the literal worse case scenario i'm using to demonstrate life has survived a lot worse and bounced back. and maybe this time it wouldn't. not saying it's ideal lol. we literally could not cause an asteroid's worth of damage to the earth if we tried
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· ↳ reply to @asingleoat
@asingleoat exactly -- any solution needs to have two properties (1) ability to do slow rollout eg block 0.01% of the sun, then 0.1%, etc with observation periods (2) reversibility
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this hand gesture is one of the most cringe modern political inventions you know for a fact millions were poured into focus groups and statisticians to figure out this is the optimal least offensive gesture
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vs the lindy whatever this is
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@proales oh trust me dude i'm far less leetcode skeptic than most people. i just think it could be more fun 😎
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· ↳ reply to @REDudleyIII
@REDudleyIII why did they copy it tho? there have been plenty of orators in history with plenty of hand gestures with plenty of success. why this one i'm betting its backed by "research" in some way
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@alth0u this is the way! conservative for all meat stuff and progressive for all tech stuff
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@alth0u this is really my perspective to some degree. for example i don't think people being poly is some interesting innovation that 100,000 years of human societies havent already tested
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@alth0u but i'll also admit it's somewhat vacuous because the entire interesting space is in between eg you can argue that the new technology of hormonal birth control enables poly lifestyles to be done safely or something in a way that didn't make sense before
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
next i will be doing a large accounts that deserve fewer followers thread.
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never trust mfs with their visuospatial IQs higher than verbal IQs. "male shape manipulators" if you will
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@NLRG_ @eigenrobot amazingly nobody can you stop you from publishing to arxiv with the title "Why economist's are Bad"
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@NLRG_ ooo i wonder if they allow pseudonymous publication. I really hope so. can't say i've seen it before
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@NLRG_ hmm but if you say you're NLRG from twitter are you really misrepresenting your identity i interpret this as lying about being someone else
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@Always123BC i'm totally joking but i doubt these attributes map like this for example i think for math the verbal skills may be more important than visuospatial in some cases
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· ↳ reply to @QiaochuYuan
@QiaochuYuan @eigenrobot im learning this for the first time, its pretty chill but not as chill as i'd like. you either need an institution affiliated email or "an endorsement from an established arXiv author", which is easy bc there are like 100,000s of established authors. i can endorse lol
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@NLRG_ @cronokirby @eigenrobot ideally it would explicitly tie into the scientific publication graph somehow there is power in citing and being cited and having that all be well documented
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@arachnocapital2 @eigenrobot agreed but some of the stresses of the grad student life are gone. for example there's no pressure that you need to publish x papers in y amount of time. just investigate your thing for most people the entry cost would be materials or collaborators
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all owns are first and foremost self owns
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· ↳ reply to @NLRG_
@NLRG_ @cronokirby @eigenrobot lmao amazing. i wouldn't mind coexisting with woo at all. use PageRank and other heuristics to make the connection graph explicit tho
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@chaosprime yeah dreams seem to operate at the highest level of narrative abstraction elide all the sensorimotor stuff and inhale pure story
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@_metallurgist @whomademecrispy the egregoric winds are incredibly powerful here. it's like living in a category 5 cognitive hurricane all the time ive changed opinions more since getting on here than the 5 years prior probably
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@_metallurgist @whomademecrispy despite all the talk about filter bubbles i think most people would never get a look at a fraction of the breadth of opinion that exists if theyre off of SM whether that successfully "immunizes" them or if its even the right metaphor, i'm not sure
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· ↳ reply to @eigenrobot
@eigenrobot the only people who keep me company at these hours are degenerate NEETs, new fathers, and Australians
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@leominkus verbal IQ is about skill at symbolic manipulation, so all skill at math derives from a cross of this with spatial intelligence however yes i was shitposting. i took the test and personally my spatial was like 15 points higher than my verbal lol
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rotating shapes seems like a menial skill honestly
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but i am thanking god that everything is an embedding space now
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· ↳ reply to @alth0u
@alth0u this proves that einstein had higher verbal >>
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anyway gonna start flexing my perfect shape rotation scores at the bars
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I could literally start a twitter poll that gets more votes
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ML ubiquitously embedded into many or most real world controls problems + DRL based autonomous robotics in factories start of a new logistic growth curve in biopharma due to wild west of mRNA & gene therapies https://x.com/vgr/status/1380289557225041924
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· ↳ reply to @eigenrobot
@eigenrobot the vedas are just instruction manuals on the construction of nuclear weapons
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@telmudic you just gotta be really super correct like 1% of the time and jack it the other 99%
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@_AlastairX_ @alth0u I’ve always been sad that there’s no good cognitive profiles on Indians
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@_AlastairX_ @alth0u also not nearly enough genetic and cognitive analysis of the fractaline castes. too taboo
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@pattern_boi @alth0u may be interested in graph2vec or mol2vec or any of this nature of papers. the representations will only be as interesting as the unsupervised task they’re trained on
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@metakuna entire adult lives tho. I started playing maplestory at 12 and it’s downhill from there
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· ↳ reply to @orthonormalist
@orthonormalist yeah definitely — the line between controls theory and reinforcement learning is thin many self driving car systems use combinations of quadratic solvers and ML models but here I meant controls problems more informally
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@74L0N @MG_gO_2thepolls buying cheap drugs from Canada doesn’t improve efficiency like it would for buying goods from China or something. Those drugs are made by (generally) American companies and sold in Canada at rates set by the Canadian government. vs goods from China are actually cheaper to make
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@74L0N @MG_gO_2thepolls so you can either just skip a step and get the American government to do price setting for prescriptions or suffer the market price in America. Also if all Americans were to demand prices as cheap as Canadian ones prices the global pharma industry will collapse lel
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I’m not sure if this is obvious / over discussed but Isn’t it kind of fucked that neither Obama nor Harris are actually ados
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@ollybot_redux American Descendant of slaves or smthng like that alternatively the never to be published novel “A dream of spring”
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@telmudic @ollybot_redux correct in that they would be upper middle class at home and of high education and class and other things. but more wealthy on an absolute scale? I’m not sure. the poorest Americans can be materially better off than most of the third world
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· ↳ reply to @alth0u
@alth0u Thomas mueller VP of propulsions SpaceX 😎
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like cmon does it intelligently pick the settings based on the load? move my clothes to the dryer? or just emails me when my laundry is done lmao
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the bar is so low
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· ↳ reply to @NLRG_
@NLRG_ All I know is nate silver uploads stata stuff ergo I hate it
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@AlecStapp ok lol come now we can’t just keep drilling down on the minimum viable chunk of work to call “designing the vaccine”
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@AlecStapp it probably took minutes to copy paste the core mrna sequence then add the typical codons & segments on each side
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· ↳ reply to @parafactual
@parafactual notice how most people who will tell you not to go to college are college grads lol
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@parafactual “figure out a cheap way to do it and go” should be the default the advantage of top unis will be the research and recruiting opportunities
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@parafactual a reason not to go is if you have strong convictions about your plans for your next 3-4 years or life
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@parafactual the research advantage is huge if you’re interested in academic science recruiting advantage is really pronounced for certain fields but not so bad in others tech is not as bad as others
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you should totally just not go to college and do psychedelics all day. this is definitely advice that scales and definitely not just for highly exceptional people.
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@eigenrobot the smarter your coworkers the less you have to worry about readable code and whatnot lol
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· ↳ reply to @leometric
@nihilionist yea it’s kind of reactionary to a lot of peoples bad experiences in academia + high exposure to low quality scientists with lots of power over them (cdc)
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the more time I waste on twitter the better my performance ratings get
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
more and more I’m convinced that the smartest people are poor. Taleb was wrong
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@telmudic incredibly off brand but heartwarming
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reducing all problems to shape rotation starting now
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when's the last time you pulled an all nighter?
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@alth0u @lalaAlicelala incredible sense of victory after you're done. and i really got off on being able to function under those conditions where others couldn't lol sleep deprivation only makes me more focused
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if ur so good at rotating shapes then fold this protein rn
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@_AlastairX_ this sentence would be unintelligible anywhere else
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
this is an unbeatable heuristic to figure out how hard someone is working
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@pee_zombie yeah lol it's not a measure of how much you're getting done but how hard you're working i dont recommend it
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· ↳ reply to @pee_zombie
@pee_zombie for example i'm sure even very smart people taking on giant difficult projects have to pull all nighters or something similar eg sleeping on the factory floor stuff goes wrong and they set hyper-aggressive deadlines
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
adding a bunch of disclaimers so i don't piss people off 1) not a value judgement. working hard bashing your head against the wall isn't necessarily laudable 2) working hard doesn't = great output at all. i don't believe in LTV after all lol
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only reason i notice is that i haven't all-nightered in a while and it's certainly not due to better executive skills🤔
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@alth0u @TeddyRaccovelt i agree that you will become mimetically ensconced in whatever everybody else cares about but this is also true most places
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@bowserbot2 the new evolution of bowser is unshackled
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· ↳ reply to @deepfates
@deepfates @parafactual @pee_zombie @nickcammarata @pareinoia yeah, highly agree some1 who takes the safe path all the time will end up pushing paper in a dying industry but this doesn't imply the inverse "mainline any risk that comes my direction" manage a portfolio of risks -> if something promising comes your way try it out
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@BeforeGuild @DistractedAnna @parafactual the tech industry will pay lip service to this kind of thing because they can find like hyper exceptional people who maybe haven't gone to college but have been building insanely complex model rockets in their backyards since age 10
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· ↳ reply to @MencianLegalism
@MencianLegalism @parafactual @DistractedAnna @BeforeGuild i'm not sure why i'm still here arguing but i will say it's absurdly easier to find people working in roles you're interested in in college than like anywhere else. i got all my jobs through buddies in college referring me. maybe twitter if you're a social media savant
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· ↳ reply to @leaacta
@leaacta not only just the tragically allocated talent but underappreciated to what degree the smartest people just arent interested in playing wealth games. the genius entrepreneur will get all the clout but not the ascetic monk slaving away (or modern equivalent)
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@leaacta i will admit theres a slippery slope in the other direction of everyone claiming they're the underappreciated internet monk (every guy on reddit)
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getting really good at polybridge and changing my bio to "atoms, not bits"
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@leaacta thinking about this more, part of it is just american mercantile culture (which i adore, don't get me wrong), another part is a reaction to the woes of academia in recent years
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@leaacta lot of people have said this but seems like the "absent minded professor" archetype is dropping off to be replaced by the CEO talent-managing professor archetype
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@halvorz @leaacta hmm there are several layers to this lot of people who arent wealth-seeking happen to seek other kinds of status (most academics)
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@halvorz @leaacta maybe the {smart, ascetic} axes are independently distributed and i'm just mad abt the subset of people silently doing great work
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@lonemapleleaf @halvorz @leaacta but yeah on a deeper level there has always been an uncomfortable mapping between technology and capital the rigors of the market are great for enforcing empirical discipline but also tend to
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@lonemapleleaf @halvorz @leaacta (1) decrease the amount of technical risk people are able and willing to take and (2) indexes into research directions we may find boring or stupid (ad recos)
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@lonemapleleaf @HeikoPierre @jerry_dot_ai i genuinely don't see the causal arrow between getting married and not being poor i don't doubt it makes for a healthier and happier society but the wealth argument doesn't add up
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@bowserbot2 oh man the ease with which i could do it even at 18 vs 5 years later requires stimmies now
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· ↳ reply to @costa11235
@costa11235 @bowserbot2 ya people have been advising me to apply to oxbridge lol easier to get in + shorter phd + still lots of great ML profs
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look you have to be hot for your volcel-ness to mean anything
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· ↳ reply to @costa11235
@costa11235 @bowserbot2 it all depends. there are phd scientists on my team at {BigTechCo} that make the exact same amount as me then there are phd scientists at the big industrial AI labs that make quite a bit more. the demands for these labs has been increasing a lot over time tho.
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@costa11235 @bowserbot2 sometimes the job listings literally ask for "full professor at top 10 university" or some shit like that and who knows where the industry will be in the 5 years it takes to get that phd. all i know is that the work was more fun when i was a researcher lol
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· ↳ reply to @orthonormalist
@orthonormalist skim his blogs and maybe watch one of his video lectures to get the vibes. under no circumstances should you read the books lmao
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
hmm the wireless thing is new probably
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@cincin8tus outside the body is pretty much useless we are getting pretty good at long term electrode placement
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@telmudic holy fuck lol why i thought u were coasting at ur work
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· ↳ reply to @R1Jack
@R1Jack yeah last time i all nightered was for a paper submission deadline 🥲
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starting to love string theory again mostly because all its public detractors turn out to be incredible hacks
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
eric weinstein, avi loeb thanks guys
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· ↳ reply to @R1Jack
@R1Jack lmfao what the fuck I’m too drunk for this
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deep inside everyone knows that computers were a mistake
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
fuck that bitch turing
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ada lovelace was of the devil’s party
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
realistically its because the ted ideology is kind of autistic and not lindy
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@0xrohan yeah the vibes are off everyone so self important
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@AOCummies ppl really think these petite feet could’ve supported such a massive reptile they have played us for absolute fools
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@sdand just goes to show that if a dart throwing chimp had set foot in the sf vc scene in the year 2000 it would be rich by now
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· ↳ reply to @_djpn
@_djpn @sdand yeah by everyone i just meant the big socials like i'm sure snap and fb are all on top of this
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@telmudic i can't be held responsible for the accounts i follow
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
sorry sorry im trying to delet it
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
seriously do ppl really think that "spend more time documenting" is some brain blast innovation every software dev, and team, and company is in a global rat race to pump out more software odds are if you thought of it in five seconds it's been tried
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
the best developers can ramp themselves up via example and reading the code tbqh. they'll complain about it the whole time bc nobody likes reading other peoples code but they'll get it done
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guys many times i like a tweet without understanding it and then like 25% of the time it'll turn out to be fucked up on closer reading. please ignore. acceptable risk
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
annals of low verbal IQ
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@pattern_boi yeah i will forget and then i'll spend some brainpower relearning it, that's just lindy everyone makes a tradeoff between relearning and note-taking and we all choose different spots on the curved
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@pattern_boi yeah when something is quite confusing i think we all go ahead and put in a comment or make the code easier to read or something
@AOCummies honestly you don't even post fucked up shit anymore. you've become domesticated drew
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@AOCummies when donald trump got banned we lost not 1 but 2 great poasters
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don't even TALK to me like i'm the same person i was before taking the very sus online shape rotation quiz
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thinking abt how just one generation ago my parents were able to work and study year round without real air conditioning and using oil lamps to read at night meanwhile if i don't have a specific spotify playlist on at all times i'm actually a vegetable
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the fact that basically everybody is wireheading on spotify is underappreciated
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· ↳ reply to @notlinear1
@notlinear1 i will make no claims about spotify's ability to capture the value of their methhead addicts
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· ↳ reply to @_djpn
@_djpn this was before they had kids, growing up in India
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@finnonthegin just my collection of random electronic music lmao
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· ↳ reply to @gbrl_dick
@gbrl_dick if ur gonna commit the crime of seriousposting like this you may as well extract actual insights and not this fortune cookie shit 😔
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@sarahmalbers due to the astrological principles of matchmaking 😌
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· ↳ reply to @leaacta
@leaacta yeah in fact I can’t think of any collectives that don’t have categorically different wills than its constituents
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cant remember the last time i read the news will count this as personal progress
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@finnonthegin only the ones that haven’t watched the crown 😔
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· ↳ reply to @ITBeHa
@ITBeHa this may be my favorite bit since nate silver
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· ↳ reply to @leaacta
@leaacta it raises my estimation of ppl if they got the job without a formal cs background
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@guywhits China raised the diaoyu islands out of the South China Sea
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guy who’s religious but researching radical life extension anyway bc he feels he’s going to hell
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people are calling this unfiltered truth but I will tell random homies on the street that I love them when I’m drunk https://t.co/SGDNcFuxzG
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· ↳ reply to @Andr3jH
@andrej_haulis I don’t know how you could’ve been in irreligious in that world
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· ↳ reply to @Hellachans
@Hellachans maybe but it’s a low bar lol so actual women best not be taking it seriously
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· ↳ reply to @WillManidis
@WillManidis I don’t think he’s catholic but I’ve always wondered about Peter Thiel and his longevity stuff
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
anyway this is why getting plastered once in a while is spiritually good for you
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· ↳ reply to @perceptions420
@perceptions420 @WillManidis I think he’s said many times he’s a Christian tho and his philosophy seems directly based on Christian stuff I don’t think he’s hedging like that imo, he’s just found some compatibility between eternal life on earth and in heaven
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all dudes must rock
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
it's imperative not descriptive
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ML PhD grads would happily work for the sinaloa cartel if they put in the highest bid
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@telmudic does arxiv show related twitter discussion on the website now?
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
an entire science devoted to moving scalar values up 😊
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· ↳ reply to @alth0u
@alth0u tfw you dont want to read an article but absorb it anyway via the TL
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@alth0u the scare quotes seem dumb though. i mean cmon the context is that these are all upper middle class people playing UMC games
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@alth0u ok i'm getting radicalized. she's correct about the cheese and the shipping
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@alth0u however the overwhelming desire for optionality on relationship and family doesn't seem all that asian
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
its obvious that the author is a second gen immigrant the subtext is that she doesn't know what to do with her money so she's going through the motions of buying whatever luxury crap but it feels wrong
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
people whose parents already achieved postscarcity will not understand lol
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· ↳ reply to @MWStory
@MWStory obvious half-way mishmash of conservative developing world scarcity values with western abundance mindset
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@MWStory for example the ideal of donating all her money is very western the inability to spend on luxury stuff is developing world / asian
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· ↳ reply to @cruelsardaukar
@lonemapleleaf disagree i'd say the typical UMC white is encouraged from a young age to develop passions, hobbies, etc that they can start exploring from when they're very young parents may not push them to maximize earnings talking about work outside of work is moderately discouraged
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@lonemapleleaf asian immigrants reverse this asian parents will encourage their kids to get into high class hobbies like piano only to make them legible to the college admissions apparatus parents tell kids to be doctors, engineers, consultants career is the only thing they talk about
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@lonemapleleaf of course white americans are a vast array of cultures and generalization is dangerous but. as a nonwhite that's what i've boserved
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· ↳ reply to @cauchyfriend
@cauchyfriend not sure. can we really describe where virtues come from? i'd say being frugal is good insofar as taking up "too much" resources is bad
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· ↳ reply to @cruelsardaukar
@lonemapleleaf how do you know they weren't pushed to do that? bragging would be unbecoming even if they are successful
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· ↳ reply to @cruelsardaukar
@lonemapleleaf true, and if this person was truly fully inside the asian immigrant ethos, they wouldn't be freezing their eggs or writing in nymag. it's the strange mishmash of asian + american culture that makes it obvious to me that it's a second gen immigrant
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· ↳ reply to @cruelsardaukar
@lonemapleleaf hmm, plenty of children of professional immigrants will grow up in moderately wealthy suburbs but i agree that divorce would be uncommon
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@lonemapleleaf but not unheard of but yeah your explanation also sounds plausible
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· ↳ reply to @cauchyfriend
@cauchyfriend yeah and as i've grown up i feel less and less guilt about spending on small luxuries but i get where it comes from, and it's not a bad place
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· ↳ reply to @cruelsardaukar
@lonemapleleaf we could go at this all night lol, lets agree to disagree also my priors: a woman working in the bay area tech scene is more likely to be asian than not just going off the raw demographics
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· ↳ reply to @nickcammarata
@nickcammarata insofar as you can define yourself as a generational organism your children are also you but otherwise idts
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· ↳ reply to @bryancsk
@bryancsk yeah exactly lol top to bottom white old money journalists
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· ↳ reply to @devarbol
@devarbol rn it's a centralizing force & is most lucrative in service of pre-existing power but imo this is the short term. ML scientists and practitioners are by their nature too focused on watching numbers monotonically go up. if they start thinking on long term bets, it will get better
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doing long threads on internal narratives and root causing various feelings is an expression of female autism and i love to see it
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i gotta thank these babies for my successful shape rotation career
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@finnonthegin wth is this account tankies liberals or ccp sockpuppet?
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@eigenrobot this may actually be an old type of guy i'm not sure
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@railgunT1 @eigenrobot i am a lowly shape rotator, please put this in terms i'll understand all guys are merely vector combinations of slightly different guys
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@railgunT1 @eigenrobot with the basis set of these two guys you can calculate all other guys
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· ↳ reply to @selentelechia
@selentelechia what happens when parents are misaligned on this? feels almost necessary -- the archetypes of the mother protecting you and the father egging you on
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· ↳ reply to @amasad
@amasad whoa no way? can you find the quote / link
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· ↳ reply to @powerbottomdad1
@powerbottomdad1 yeah its pretty familar to me, her clash between eastern and western cultures. i also forgot to develop hobbies that's why i post online all day
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· ↳ reply to @owl_posting
@abuutyshake virtues/ ethics are instilled in you from a young age. even as your life situation changes it's hard to change your hardwiring. so it makes perfect sense
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· ↳ reply to @tensorbodega
@tensor_bodega before/after they were born doesn't really matter too much. what matters is, were they born and raised in scarcity mindset? did they watch their friends die of random threats already extinguished in the west?
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@tensor_bodega err for the latter parts i'm talking about the parents. i doubt anyone in the west is watching their friends die from snakebite or bad wiring or any of the crazy stories i've heard
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· ↳ reply to @tensorbodega
@tensor_bodega oh definitely yeah. this can very much applies to poor americans. however her values are very asian i feel
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· ↳ reply to @powerbottomdad1
@powerbottomdad1 yeah agreed her writing an article makes her atypical in several ways but its besides the point bc the news has a major selection bias for kind of outrageous writing. so we should try and discern the core basic sentiment before the editors made her spice it up
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@powerbottomdad1 imo the sentiment is many people who were wealth and status anxious will make a lot of money and then find that it's not really what they were looking for anyway and then they got some soul searching to do
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