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chris-hexx

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    Comment #25792661

    It sounds like we might have converged onto similar visions. I've got a terrible prototype, are you looking for a collaborator?

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    Comment #21107005

    Well, okay, at what amount of warming attributable is it okay not to invest in reducing CO2? What's the spread in impact estimations if we should have reduced emissions, vs if we s…

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    Comment #20349165

    Open office is the future on average, just because it's the best you can do for dollar/worker/sqft. Offices with doors, we are told, are too expensive, because they're accounted fo…

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    Comment #19939385

    Fascinating that they say so bluntly that the end goal isn't a machine that performs well at a task, but warm fuzzies for the people that have to specify the tasks for that machine…

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    Comment #19683373

    Sounds like an excellent example of policies failing to address different types of homeless, as described at https://acesounderglass.com/2019/04/03/5-groups-of-homeless-... . Optim…

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    Comment #16609282

    I'd be interested, if you can use me.

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    Comment #9636327

    grpc is Google's flavor of RPC, with transport and semantics specified for you. 0MQ is an abstraction over raw sockets that lets you worry less about how different parts of a distr…

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    Comment #9630319

    Bayesian in the sense of the so-called Cult of Bayes, who seek to apply formal reasoning methods to optimize personal knowledge bases and outcomes. See also: Eliezer Yudkowsky, htt…

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    Comment #9628890

    Honest question, here - I don't have much of a theoretical or practical economic. how distinct is your proposition from actually, explicitly, printing money?

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    Comment #9624766

    "few elements can be modeled perfectly by human beings." "Our models of the world have gotten better — which means that our ability to predict the world has gotten better." Paraphr…

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    Comment #9624674

    No, really - why are transcripts not more of a thing for people trying to get their idea out and their books sold? That this guy expects 'entrepreneurs' to spend 45 mines being sol…

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    Comment #2593646

    Static analysis of lots of human translators' output. Given the input and output of a strange human filter, they're trying to approximate the filter using machine learning. When th…