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    Comment #43035364

    A future that may yet come.

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    Comment #43035300

    "problem is the entire argument-counterargument tree is hundreds of thousands of words, scattered about in many places" An llm could solve that.

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    Comment #43035065

    ""It has been argued that the historiography of science is "riddled with Whiggish history"." https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whig_history

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    Comment #43028094

    Prevention always cheaper than cure.

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    Comment #43013602

    Jeff Koonz thrives, invents tools to produce new works, and will not be replaced by an LLM. Art is wide, and it should not be reduced to a few Koonz'.

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    Comment #43013462

    I hear highly experienced COBOL devs make bank. Supply and demand. Great for them!

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    Comment #43013311

    Pizza maker will not be the first job automated away. Nor will janitor. Form fiddlers are cheap and can be blamed. AI fiddlers can be blamed too but are not cheap, yet.

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    Comment #43012545

    This is the way. If we all did that, our health care system would be the best the world has ever seen. We mostly do the opposite. We give up on our own agency in terms of our healt…

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    Comment #43012456

    But doesn't economics matter somewhat? You don't seem to acknowledge supply/demand; just talented and untalented craftsmen which you assume exist in eternal ratio that cannot fluct…

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    Comment #42991553

    A clump == blocking the passing lane. They are definitionally the same.

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    Comment #42991545

    Stay in the far right lane unless passing. Don't tailgate. Those 2 rules would solve a lot of problems if they were enforced. Instead, there is heavy enforcement of the speed limit…

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    Comment #42991447

    Left lanes are for passing. If you are in the left lane and not passing, guess what.

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    Comment #42976758

    I agree. Kids need to eat their vegetables, but we can make vegetables quite delicious if we try. Also, the music metaphor is imperfect because some musicians are performers others…

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    Comment #42975808

    Maybe there's an element of both time and skill? How many folks that pursue math can point to a great early teacher as being influential. Not all, but I want to believe it's common…

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    Comment #42975751

    It is very sad to me that so many people can't enjoy that aspect of math. I was lucky, pbs used to show math stuff to kids, so it was fun and interesting before it was a school thi…

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    Comment #42974485

    "many children learn mathematics as a set of arcane rituals for manipulating symbols on paper, because they can't yet understand the abstract meanings of those symbols." In the US?…

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    Comment #42973885

    "ask whether, in the urban Indian context, the arithmetic skills that are used in market transactions transfer to the more abstract maths skills taught in school." I have a hard ti…

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    Comment #42948335

    But you didn't marry her.

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    Comment #42948146

    Maybe someone could try to prosecute Trump?

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    Comment #42932423

    Not really. The vast majority of adults are not at all accountable in today's society. We blame.

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    Comment #42888098

    So you defend it on the grounds, specifically, correct me if I am misinterpreting, that it is nothong beyond a rebranding of typical HR legal speak? You either think it is importan…

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    Comment #42887896

    The media coverage of it does.

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    Comment #42887639

    I wouldn't call him genius, but maybe you're right.

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    Comment #42852254

    I 100% gaurantee you don't recycle. Perfect, enemy the good. That said, couldn't agree moreabout air travel or travel in general; a monument to man's self endulgent waste.