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@telmudic @powerbottomdad1 yeah so this is not an avenue to say convert 7-8 figures into renown. maybe making a lot of targeted local donations, but in most coastal cities where rich ppl live that sum of money will be instantly forgotten
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@powerbottomdad1 @telmudic i will maybe get to low 8 figs but it’s besides the point. the conversion is hard / nonexistent real renown only comes effortlessly via great accomplishments imo
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@powerbottomdad1 @telmudic i would choose famous 90% of the time but only if it’s for the right reasons ie I did something of value. Being famous for something bad is way worse than not being known at all
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log off rn. you are addicted to hyper normal quantities of novelty
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guy who is 12 months deep in your media tab
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guy who is proudly going down the list and liking an egirls photos from 12 months ago
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@halvorz pillows -- Not Lindy
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@halvorz >The earliest recorded use of the modern human device dates back to the civilizations of Mesopotamia around 7,000 BC. ok nvm ignore
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@halvorz i think the human head-neck-back system is just designed shittily but what do i know
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@alth0u impossible to integrate information without bias
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@alth0u if you see a lightning strike and thunder clap it's the narrative bias that leads you to assume a relationship between the two bias and prior may be statistically different terms but also indistinguishable irl with no prior you can't make use of new information
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if you don't argue with me i will just invent new guys to argue with. your choice
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one way in which the online has ruined me is that i find it impossible to pay attention when people are talking UNLESS it's in an argumentative / combative stance
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@Duderichy @NLRG_ unironically a great read btw, one of my favorite things yud has written
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"this person is a literal child" ok just say you hate kids and get on with it thats not a reason not to engage
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if anything you should be more patient and magnanimous
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@lalaAlicelala idk about you but i was happily arguing online at age 16 and ppl convinced me of a great many things i wasnt very smart then but i was still thinking more clearheaded than many adults lol
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@lalaAlicelala it doesnt even have to be an "argument" like we're just discussing shit in a circle around a campfire. socratic af
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@lalaAlicelala no i completely agree im specifically talking about ppl who get mad at a specific mutual for saying some incendiary shit online and then retorting with "theyre a literal child" like however you look at it thats an L
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@TeddyRaccovelt ya absolutely, its important for the kids' intellectual development im not gonna get my ego all wrapped up in it obviously thats just cringe debate is a form of education
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yeah im just trying to argue rn. you got me
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i am the child in question
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@parafactual btw the united states is itself a naive attempt at a utopia and why it's near holy verse to call it "an experiment in democracy" the concept is further embedded in the constitution via federalism and devolution of rights to the states via 10th amendment
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@parafactual each state is meant to be a "laboratory of democracy" this entire form of government was rationally designed by a group of philosophers and statesmen so it's inherently un-american to say it's not possible to make improvements or create utopias
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@halvorz why does it only matter when the water is acidic?
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@wannabegroncho you can't have shipboard weapons because then the ship becomes a military vessel and has to abide by different laws or something like that iirc might have changed since then
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@wannabegroncho yeah so while its illegal to have guns many crews still do just for safety. in this case i think captain phillips specifically didnt want any its important to remember that piracy 250 miles off the coast was unprecedented, not something that anybody thought could happen
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@wannabegroncho the captain phillips incident is the only time pirates managed to board an american vessel in 200 years, i dont think anyone was seriously concerned about it iirc they attack poorer countries whose navies might not care as much
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@PowerMacG4Cube i think the mall itself is called the Oculus and it's absolutely awesome
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@PowerMacG4Cube all the buildings in the WTC area are just amazing, but completely empty for some reason
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@wowholyfucking @halvorz no i think chronic back issues are pretty common in ppl sedentary or otherwise, maybe aggravated by sleeping with no pillow / bad pillow shitty routing of some of the nerves in the upper back
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little known fact: once you hit 5000 followers you instantly discover the meaning of life
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@jeff82874662 @Lithros @parafactual nah this is a silly qualm that sets the bar for "utopian vision" so high that not even Marx could reach it. he never claimed that communism would remove all human suffering and actively made fun of other reformers he considered utopian.
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@jeff82874662 @Lithros @parafactual and if it's the degree of change you think is the core issue then liberalism can easily meet the requirements for radically rewriting the world in its own logic
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@jeff82874662 @Lithros @parafactual i can happily imagine plenty of feudal lords ranting away about how the liberal program doesn't take into account "human imperfection"
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@station_537 culture devoted to mercantile practice above all
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@parafactual but yeah lol go for it. i'm sure you've already had your first "conversion"
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@_AlastairX_ @jeff82874662 @Lithros @parafactual if you literally define "utopia" as "impossibly good society" then you're just interpreting @parafactual's OP in a purposefully antagonistic way that removes all possibility of discussion. why would you assume that they literally want to implement impossibilities?
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@_AlastairX_ @jeff82874662 @Lithros @parafactual they were using the phrase "naive attempts at utopia" to point in the general direction of conservative criticisms against whichever angle of progressive reform, which in their specific cases can of course be actually impossible
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@micsolana why would you believe that technological progress is inevitable or infinite?
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@micsolana btw this is the unstated godhead of transhumanism. the belief in a real tech tree available for humans to climb
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@QiaochuYuan how is this a rationalist thing and not just like idk an ancient cultural custom of many civilized societies? imperial-exam centric feudal china? material reward centric anglo-mercantile society? seems v strange to think that Yud psyopped extrinsic motivation
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@MattDSegal @QiaochuYuan the entire rationalist nexus of thought rests on Hume's understanding that "Reason is, and ought only to be the slave of the passions"
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"executive dysfunction is a psyop it just means you don't like what you're doing" ok but how come when i'm on vacation i watch 10 hours of TV a day and browse twitter
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if my hearts true desire is to watch tv and browse twitter then i want my heart to shut the fuck up
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@Rationalbot worth an experiment at least, yeah? low cost to buy it off a friend. find a reasonable way to measure performance / any withdrawal effects the next day
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@bowserbot2 mfs didn’t use their brain to find someone to copy off of and it shows
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sorry you don’t get religious clout if your primary faith is consumerism
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many substack posts would have higher reach as a twitter thread
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concept: roon desantis
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cars are so mother fucking stupid that they will literally become nonfunctional if you leave a light on overnight
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@arctanno look into curriculum learning. Maybe search up GAIL
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@arctanno funny you mention this, it’s very closely related to my research
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@arctanno it’s indeed very hard to learn against an agent much better than the original or an environment too hard to randomly stumble find reward. you can mitigate with reward shaping / engineering. But otherwise you need an env that adapts itself to the learning needs of the agent
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@arctanno reward shaping would be like, ok you get some points for scoring a goal against the opponent even though you didn’t win. but you probably knew that
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@powerbottomdad1 could also just put the car into park but I guess it’s a small added convenience
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neurodivergent is quickly becoming an insult to replace all the ones we’ve banned
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please i don’t want to install roam
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i think anduril would likely be valued on the public markets at very high multiples of its private valuation. great time to join and pray they go IPO
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@station_537 @mechanical_monk @amirism_ call it whatever you want. moloch, the technocapital monster, incentive cascade, capitalism, whatever tf imo this may be a unique feature of capitalism due to the hyperspecialization it encourages, with all the many gifts and curses that brings
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@moultano hmm thats true actually. vulcan god of smiths and whatnot
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@BarneyFlames SV is the embodiment of pure capitalism tbqh, nobody takes it as far as they do. not even wall street, who all secretly hate the game, just want to make money and get out
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@telmudic @BarneyFlames the east asians and indians are even more unironic about worshipping the most uninteresting SaaS products and productivity app bullshit ime, just due to the much more hardcore ratrace to get into the top places
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few know that the Wuhan Institute of Virology was actually studying viral tweets
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please ... leave me alone .... i repent .....
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great metric for state capacity is whether or not your jurisdiction bans stuff like "surge pricing" "price gouging" etc
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if they do ban it they're swiss cheese pussy ass populist losers who, in a crisis, will have no choice but to let you die
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bullish on nyc because they managed to implement congestion pricing, an extreme electoral loser of a policy
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@Hellachans idk are they? the axis i'm looking at is "accepting microecon" e.g. "roads are rivalrous" and "rideshare market prices are real"
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@Hellachans i mean new york afaict doesn't ban surge pricing for rideshare
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@Hellachans yeah thats what i thought you meant, but i guess the specific state capacity of a given jurisdiction is a compromise between all parties
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@nickcammarata there’s a point of twitter fame at which this becomes impossible 3 million tweet impressions a month * 1 second thinking abt you / impression * (1/3600 * 1/24) = roughly 35 days of thought
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@nickcammarata there’s a point of twitter fame at which the second q becomes impossible 3 million tweet impressions a month * 1 second thinking abt you / impression * (1/3600 * 1/24) = roughly 35 days of thought per month
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@arctanno yeah, the animation is actually really good for an american show (the bar is very low)
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starting my gaddafi-maxxing journey. lmk if you want any pointers
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@arctanno oh and the other thing is the voice cast is star studded, even the most minor character is recognizable
@telmudic ill come airbnb sounds mad fun
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hmm...
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@Nexuist @anonynaut lol that’s also true, lot of grandiose pronouncements about the death of globalism and JIT supply chains or whatever
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@adjacentgrace ive never wanted a neuralink so bad as when this happens
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@telmudic this is my dads exact job description. he works like two hours a day and it’s mostly just yelling at people to use less cores
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· ↳ reply to @nickcammarata
@nickcammarata my twitter usecase is primarily to make jokes, which will naturally be a more viral medium than fun philosophical threads on happiness, so higher impression:follower ratio should not be too surprising. and agreed you probably get way more replies
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@nickcammarata all in all i am being instrumentalized by twitter whereas you are instrumentalizing twitter haha
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@mechanical_monk @nickcammarata on some level i think it does, my tweet is my work, so an extension of me i guess? by this definition if i copy paste your thought verbatim and tweet it it is you getting the recognition
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@mostaleoht @abettertake @zettlr yeah you are probably right, nearly anything can be spiritual if you look at it from the right angle. i wasn't in the right mood when tweeting this but it led to some good jokes so i probably won't delete it now
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· ↳ reply to @abettertake
@abettertake you are talking about the demand-side, but i was talking about the production side the cult is the people working on it. the roam people literally live in a compound and many call them "roam cult"
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@mechanical_monk @amirism_ im talking about the production side here, eg Roam cult, employees being instrumentalized to worship boring shit that is nonetheless highly profitable
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you can either work for a liberal tech company that lifted its name off of a random concept in hinduism or you can work for a conservative tech company that lifted its name off a random concept in Tolkien. those are your choices
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@eigenrobot hey i never said abstract they're fictional magical artifacts and therefore "Tolkien concepts"
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@koaleszenz i'm assuming it flags these things for further human review. i doubt you can contractually deny claims just because someone sounded sus on video. also i'm 90% sure its marketing gimmick
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tfw im a clubhouse room with the boys and my skip manager joins not good for heart health
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
say what you will about twitter spaces,,,
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@eigenrobot vast economic growth is usually accompanied by vast increases in inequality yeah? but i imagine the poorest would be way better off
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@Conaw plot twist is that i'm extremely easy to win over, i'll go and trial it
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gotta run these super compute and labor intense deep learning pipelines on video datasets, and for what? 0.5% increase in recall?
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if they really do find this video analysis endeavor profitable then that must mean that AI lie detectors are really fucking good in practice or it may just be detecting some stupid thing like "the video is very short and there's no face in it"
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
claims of bias are plausible but meh machines optimized on making money tend to be cruder but more objective than humans anyway
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· ↳ reply to @eigenrobot
@eigenrobot lemonade probably does their ML stuff in-house because I think that's their whole value add I wouldn't be surprised if it "adds value" but like i said in the OP i wouldnt put it past them to do the ROI calculation pretty poorly
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@eigenrobot experimentation platform is easy at scale but measuring current and future human labor costs is hard
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also why r people assuming that autism traits will get flagged by the machine. why would they be predictive
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@actually_an_alt doesn't that seem like a sort of sketchy result? can't you personally tell when someone is lying, or at least enough to raise a suspicion? would bet an inordinate amount of our brain is dedicated to language games and figuring out deception so i'd be surprised if that's true
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@actually_an_alt also ML can sometimes randomly surprise everyone by performing superhuman on some set of tasks. for example it can get to like 99% at predicting biological sex based on vasculature samples of brain tissue, whereas its nearly impossible for neurologists
@actually_an_alt not easy obviously but the arms race situation should mean that we should be able to tell when someone is lying badly
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big things coming soon
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gotta stay ahead of the game ...
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anyway i've always found this observation kind of funny because I think there are plenty of successful rationalists, especially if you start counting rationalist-style thinkers who've never explicitly gave themselves that cringey title
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Bill Gates is the godfather of effective altruism, Elon Musk explicitly set about trying to mitigate humanity x-risk stuff, the entirety of OpenAI are card carrying SSC cultists, Patrick Collison, etc
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@arctanno yeah but i gotta name examples that people will recognize, i'm sure there's a long tail of tons of happy successful "rationalists"
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@rglpwx yep. broadly i would categorize them as the subset of people who grew up mostly reading scifi and wanting to make it real
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why are all my IG ads trying to sell me complicated financial instruments from new age fintechs
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
This Is The Top
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· ↳ reply to @Conaw
@Conaw ftr i am very much rabidly capitalist but i also think that optimizing for profit is very rarely fulfilling
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
more of this energy. sorry but the planet i evolved on is not as good as that other one
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when jeff bezos said "the customer is divinely discontent" he really meant it
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*extremely unconvincing MIT computer science graduate voice* yeah i'm a himbo, it's himbo summer haha
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
*equally unconvincing Stanford symbolic systems graduate* channeling my bimbo energies today loool
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
honestly weve gone too far. take me back to when ppl were calling themselves sapiosexual
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you know you made it when the normie finance insta accounts are reposting you and cropping out the @
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· ↳ reply to @babarganesh
@babarganesh nothing atm, some big brain was doing a dramatic thread on rationalism ruining his thinking or whatever
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remember when the hot take was that amazon would die as soon as it had to pay sales tax lol
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ender's game is such a perfect wish fulfillment novel for a whole generation of dudes. yeah what if im so smart that i could go to school in space where i play video games & become savior of mankind by genociding some aliens
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its also why speaker for the dead is incredible subversion after all whats the worst thing that could happen to such a person than being universally recognized as the greatest villain in all of history
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
to a humanist the judgement of Man is the alpha and omega, for better or worse
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· ↳ reply to @Amplitron
@Amplitron well thats a hot take for one of the worlds most successful companies
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@Amplitron i think what you're describing is that they can afford to degrade the user experience for profit more and more as their market dominance increases
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@J0hndom yeah fr lol, prolly hired an entirely wrong set of PR people
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· ↳ reply to @eigenrobot
@eigenrobot there were a few ppl on lesswrong who made a shitton of money options trading right in january 2020. im so LW-pilled now
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· ↳ reply to @650ad1
@rglpwx @aquariusacquah i got a feeling maybe i angrily unfollowed and forgot bc theres no way mr silver would take a half measure like that
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· ↳ reply to @chiselinc
@chiselinc what wld you say is the description of Ender? he seemed like kind of a blank slate to me. medium temperament, medium compassion, high intelligence
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
im not saying its bad bros its in my top 5 favorite scifis definitely
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@chiselinc but i don't think he was very reserved at all. he was outgoing enough to be a platoon leader and then a squad leader very early on he understood social dynamics in autistic analytical manner but he wasn't "withdrawn"
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
achieve humor @ scale. you still wont get anywhere near "hot girl on instagram engagement" but we can cope
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god i love injecting thoughts into heads 5 million times a month
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@alth0u trying to find the optimal pareto balance between Ps in Vs and Ts in Hs
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guy who emails physics departments w his theory of everything
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· ↳ reply to @jachaseyoung
@jachaseyoung this would not be the right way to go the right way to go would be to publish it on arxiv and see what happens. would be awesome definitely
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@jachaseyoung i genuinely think it would be much easier for an einstein type freelance scientist today than ever before, with the free flows of information. don't need to find a patron, just post it online
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· ↳ reply to @insipidwanker
@insipidwanker the modal guy who does this has gotten a lot dumber due to the decrease in communications cost
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
that being said i wouldnt be surprised at all if the next breakthroughs come from outside the traditional system, and i think we have a robust internet publishing scheme to support freelance scientists i mean Nature Communications alone, or arxiv
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· ↳ reply to @ecree429
@ecree429 how hard is it to get an endorser? is it just anybody with an arxiv account? gotta be hundreds of thousands of ppl right
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· ↳ reply to @ecree429
@ecree429 is the field broadly just computer science? i mean i have to imagine you can message a few academics on twitter and someone will give you access
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guy who says "what if gravity works differently at large scales"
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@brawnyman713 oh wow i didn't know it took so long i guess its still hard sifting through all the junk at internet scale
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Einstein was the greatest shape rotater of all time
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· ↳ reply to @alth0u
@alth0u lol iirc einstein was not nearly as good at math as some of his colleagues, mans was just floating on pure thought experiment
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
@alth0u had to consult with Ricci and others before he got the tensor math down
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he was so good at it he started rotating things that werent even shapes
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@actually_an_alt @alth0u whoa i never said he wasnt good at math. just that he didnt reach the level of some of his contemporary math geniuses like eg David Hilbert (a god amongst men)
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@Treelochana its a meme because i took one of those online iq quizzes and got a perfect score on the shape rotation part. its a seemingly useless skill (upstream of a lot of useful skills obv) which is why its even funnier
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the golden age of 20th century physics just hit different
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greatest stretch of achievement that human civilization has seen thus far
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@_MPTX_ i mean its pretty clearly just bad and goes against the spirit of education it's not some kind of positive sum chicanery you might pull off in the real world
@_MPTX_ many people steal from and defraud everyone around them and never face consequences tbh
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@_MPTX_ in school the chicanery comes in via getting on the teachers good sides and getting leeway from them
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@Duderichy the lower a countrys corporate tax rate the higher its state capacity
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@beybladesex @eghn_ yeah its a joke related to this and the related observation that men seem to be better at it than women
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fact check: true
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"The thing about machine learning scientists is that they never admit defeat because all of their problems can be solved with more data"
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ADHD - breadth first search autism - depth first search
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@cauchyfriend hmm ive never seen people using R^2 to measure performance on machine learning regression tasks usually use like MSE or something
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ok so if you accept the "model minority myth" narrative at face value, what's the bias they're trying to point us to? that we should narrow our positive racial biases to indians, taiwanese, and chinese? kind of based
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just joined a discord server dedicated to revolving polytopes
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found my people
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@jerry_dot_ai i just kind of guessed at the top 3 but yeah kind of surprising to me about the filipinos tbh
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got my first citation 😎
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you people wont believe this but my research is literally about rotating molecules
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@ctjlewis can't they manipulate the ledger in whatever way they want if they own the blockchain?
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@dysmemic oh i see thats interesting, but would anyone go for this? like eg making an ERC20 token the gas fees and lack of control probably would be too crazy for this to be an attractive option
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@yevbar hmm is eth centralized on AWS miners? ive never heard this before
@bowserbot2 what kind of transparency? it's probably not a desirable system quality to have ppls identities and transactions be public
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@killerstorm yeah that's interesting, but this is just a matter of exposing the correct API to third parties right? to get txid's and stuff
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@nickcammarata we've lost our way with the bell curve meme. making the midwit zoomer guy add "-erino" to things is a key element
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@dysmemic why is that? would gas prices not reach similar levels if it were more used? and if not would the network be insecure?
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@guywhits neurotypicals not even searching
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dont fact check this pls i know its a different class of search
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· ↳ reply to @ctjlewis
@ctjlewis the future cyberpunk thing is an actual benefit and i'm not sure he was saying that in response / dismissing you
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CHAZ accomplished in a month more than what charter cities institute has in decades 😌
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broke: Patri Friedman woke: Raz
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@JeffJMason lol i actually cited the wrong institute, i was thinking of patri friedman's thing. but tough luck buddy
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oh, so you've decided to tweet the main findings of your paper as a thread filled with reaction gifs
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imagine being george rr martin, seeing what kind of horrors HBO inflicted on game of thrones, and being like sure haha sure i'll sign off on doing three different successor series with you
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they ruined him with stacks of cash
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so silly honestly. dude is like 70 and he trades being remembered as the next tolkien for like $50m
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broke: traffic ticket citation woke: academic citation bespoke:
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@KHicksEfficient such a bad excuse imo, like it can't be his first time realizing that it's hard to wrap up literally everything, just fuckin do the best you can
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@KHicksEfficient like yes we all understand that history never ends, that it's a series of iterative games, i will happily accept that every minor character introduced in the series is not going to receive a careful ending
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@KHicksEfficient i mean sure ok dragons are nukes and white walkers are climate change, its unimportant, the idea is that human political travails are put in context by nature and technology
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@derivedbatch hm did george fail on the world building front? i think he did a very compelling job, he has an amazing mind for history and politics too. less so on the languages, but thats fine w me tbh
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Amazon Go looks like it will never pay dividends the way it's going scales too slowly and i bet each store is taking millions of dollars in compute per year (theres only 30) will only work if it can be franchised out and the tech can fit a bunch of form factors at low cost
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@richardzhu_ yeah the data labeling army has gotta be costing a fortune as well. but the real time CV inferencing and sensor fusion has gotta be a bitch
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@ParrotRobot dont get me wrong the product seems magical to me, but the finance side of the project seem kind of unhealthy
>tfw no level of medical professional between nurse practitioner and full blown doctor
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@harmonybuilder oh but there's absolutely a continuous distribution of both skill and expertise when hiring for software roles
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@Duderichy the true FIREpill is to buy a big boat and start living in it
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there are people much smarter and more accomplished than you watching stephen colbert monologues every night and cracking up
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@Duderichy how much can the maintenance costs be if its mostly just sitting in harbor
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@station_537 this image should be implied in all my poasts
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@eigenrobot its gotten a lot more expensive than it used to be due to driver shortage (or something else idk)
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· ↳ reply to @tszzl
they havent cunsoomed as much entertainment as you to develop finer tastes
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@VivaLaPanda_ they don't need to literally share a database tho. it can be owned by the government and accessible via ACH api
you can't convince me that you can resect a whole temporal lobe and come out the same person
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these are literally all good things to note
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@St_Rev battleships should definitely be on the watch for cyberattack tho
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@yasmeenbrain does it cap or reduce the intellectual capacity of the individual? surely something has to give if other brain regions are compensating
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@Duderichy even so, if you are the result of a master-slave relationship between the two hemispheres than can function independently, doesnt preclude that it creates one integrated whole
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everytime you say "ive never met an X whos also Y" you're leaking information about your caste on the berkson's paradox pareto frontier 🥲
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neil postman's head would just explode if he ever saw twitter
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@NamelessHero20 to be clear i know why they don't like this, i'm just calling them dumb
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