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Well that's certainly a vibe.

If you want all your bad news once a week, you might be interested in: https://blog.sentinel-team.org/ , which my team writes.

I have something somewhat similar at https://blog.sentinel-team.org/ >, tracking events that could kill over a million people.

> such a high price For the target audience this is about 5-10% of a month's income, and so is more like a reasonable optimization. > to meet me To improve the distribution of date…

Perhaps look into Shapley values as well?

I have a regular reminder to use this every now and then because it lifts my mood consistenly :)

How do I get access to this?

Thanks!

I think it's a good argument to say that we don't know for sure. But people who are addicted to youtube today would probably have done something more meaningful in the 1990s, 2000s…

We speak with Ivan Vendrov about recommender systems and their impact on human attention and society & how these algorithms shape billions of hours of human time daily.

> not destroyed - the main fuselage is there, and the other wing is attached - but it's in need of a major rebuild > months to years before they're operation again Good point!

I did briefly look into how much the estimated $7B was as a proportion of GDP: 7B/2T = 0.35% of GDP, which feels like a lot . For 41 planes it'd be $170M per plane, which seems rea…

This is a weekly brief looking at what the most important risks and precursors of global catastrophic risks are each week. To do this, we parse millions of news pieces a week and d…

That seems like the kind of problem that would be easily done through monte-carlo approximation? How hard is it to get 1M random rows in a postgres database?

As a meta-answer, https://manifund.org was created by some cool people I know, and has some cool projects, e.g., https://manifund.org/projects/building-tooling-to-map-how-id... , h…

> Can a board member be reasonably responsible for the actions of tens of thousands of employees if they have not explicitly enabled or condoned criminal behaviour? Not sure what t…

I've seen this before, thought it was super interesting, kudos to the author. Leaving this comment for contrast with some other negative comments.

> Any event or series of events that removes mankind's ability to produce modern computers is a global extinction-level event and rather than dicking around with computers one shou…

Anecdote mostly checks out, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42876061/c-single-quotes...

- Shortages of some goods expected in the US starting later this month, because of tariffs. - The power outage on the Iberian Peninsula was the worst in Europe since 2003, and Euro…

Thought it'd be particularly interesting to HN readers not only for the contents, but also for how probabilistic news can look. Still way to go though.