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inductive_magic
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About inductive_magic
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Comment #43299210
Yeah, but the US has >25% of the global GDP. Go to India or China and look at the average persons buying power, then go to Texas or California. Singapore and Switzerland are in a c…
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Comment #43288048
Murc's law
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Comment #43279044
How are you not aware that the US painted "we are no longer a reliable partner" all above the sky?
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Comment #43279002
Startup CEO from Europe here. How am I supposed to turn a blind eye to the risk that the dependency from the US has become lately?
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Comment #43112499
> I don't think generating hypotheses is where AI is useful, > Generating hypotheses is the fun, exciting part that I doubt scientists want to outsource to AI The latter doesn’t im…
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Comment #42050698
Care to elaborate why you think this reading is so wrong? Vo2max has a significant genetic component, and it doesn't improve unless you actually push your anaerobic threshold, i.e.…
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Comment #42050530
Wouldn't simply starting a HIIT-workout on the watch solve this?
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Comment #41298791
Very cool, ty.
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Comment #41298756
YubiKey
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Comment #39969143
>Maximilian Koehler, PhD candidate at ESMT, and Henry Sauermann, professor of strategy at ESMT, make the case for software-as-a-supervisor in a paper titled "Algorithmic management…
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Comment #39967647
It’s almost like they had systemic issues with their quality control.
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Comment #39848499
I’m not just thinking about software engineering. There are lots of interesting positions which require any degree just as a basic requirement, especially in emerging fields, strat…
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Comment #39848425
As someone who “made it” without a formal degree: oh come on. If nobody opens doors for you, it takes a lot more than just intellect and grit to establish yourself. While I don’t h…
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Comment #39806588
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Comment #39780149
I always felt that the decrease in intelligence is a side effect of the necessary consensus mechanisms. 10 genius clones would still take on various roles/positions in the system, …
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Comment #39667951
This is quite the misleading wording. Britains own standards remain largely unchanged, meaning that they did not reimplement the standards enforced by the eu via national law. It f…
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Comment #39667931
I’m not sure I follow. The eu regulations no longer apply to food companies operating in the UK, as the UK no longer is in eu-jurisdiction. The uk govt would have to re-implement t…
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Comment #39657595
>For decades, the idea that they were simply pornographic objects, designed primarily for the male gaze, has remained a popular explanation, alongside the view of the artworks as f…
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Comment #39614331
We're getting very solid results. Instead of performing rag on the (vectorised) raw source texts, we create representations of elements/"context clusters" contained within the sour…
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Comment #39561304
I have. There are multiple types of engineer which insist on migrating "legacy" (stable) systems to "state of the art" (cooler, modern, en vogue) tech. You'd be surprised how many …
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Comment #39380572
There is a pretty big middle ground between “tech will solve every climate related problem on every axis” and “wanting to see us living in caves again”. Polar extremes are just chi…
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Comment #39100829
Nope
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Comment #38927656
Who gets write access?
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Comment #38805357
Outside of the US? Absolutely. In Germany, you’re classified as rich starting at 60k gross income.
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Comment #38372117
As an observer not affiliated with ycombinator, your comment reads like shizoposting. Maybe it’s time for a walk. I can’t speak for the reason why users might have flagged it, but …