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jungturk

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    Comment #49135449

    If you substitute "clinging" for "craving" (Burbea's Seeing that Frees expounds on this very clearly) then I think we get a better English interpretation of the material. If the mi…

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    Comment #49007680

    I read it as less about individuals and more about cultural norms (and definitely less about choice and more about necessity). Cultures that invest their resources inward may find …

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    Comment #48786476

    Costco sells fresh food (produce, meats, baked goods) and quite a bit of prepared-on-site ready-to-eat deli choices (soups, salads, tacos, etc...). While sold in larger packages, t…

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    Comment #48649407

    Setting aside that we're living in a universe that's full of (practically) deterministic processes built over probabilistic components (and which behave sufficiently reliably witho…

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    Comment #48267863

    Wouldn't your claim be consistent with the Pope's request? Why would he be unhappy about that?

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    Comment #48208590

    > Also I like credit cards for the rewards, cash back or especially travel points. But also things like extended warranty coverage and other perks. Much of this is funded by inflat…

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    Comment #47483897

    "Serving ads" is just the commercial application. All of the infrastructure used to harness (coordinate? co-opt?) the attention of the many and direct it toward some desired aims w…

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    Comment #47483747

    I think we literally have those agents today, albeit implemented in meat rather than silicon. Any particular reason you elect not to use the free-to-you travel agent? Generally the…

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    Comment #47326128

    Nah - Poincare & Lorentz did quite a bit of groundwork on relativity and its implications before Einstein put it all together.

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    Comment #47263968

    Because a technically-sophisticated enterprise generally wouldn't pick Jamf unless they were an exclusive Apple house - they'd consider something like VMware's Workspace One (now O…

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    Comment #47255639

    When deployed as a managed device, the OS updates overnight while there's no active user session.

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    Comment #47255609

    MacOS is well supported by most MDM providers today and iCloud makes it trivial to reprovision the local state on a new device.

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    Comment #47201580

    It easy to convince a college student with $20 that an ikea chair is good. Artisanal is overkill for plenty of scenarios, and definitely those where time or money are constrained.

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    Comment #47103570

    "Consent" and "Legitimate Interest" are legal terminology - they're two bases defined in GDPR and have different implications and requirements for balancing user and processor inte…

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    Comment #46924618

    Sometimes, but if your product is a platform (or anything beyond a niche solution in a broader problem domain) then you're going to spend some time showing people how to make it wo…

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    Comment #46803429

    This chart shows total tax receipts as a percent of GDP, which doesn't seem to address the poster's contention that historically the rich paid a higher share of those receipts thro…

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    Comment #46745323

    They don't NEED them, but better project estimates can reduce the error bars on other dependent estimates (e.g. estimated sales, estimated ship dates, estimated staffing requiremen…

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    Comment #46640973

    Plenty of my former coworkers have evolved into lifelong substantial friendships. What started with smalltalk evolved into conversations over lunch which then afforded after work s…

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    Comment #46489441

    The three arxiv links being summarized are included in the article.

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    Comment #46445315

    The code was just created to support some broader goal, which it presumably did much of the time. The value of those goals is where the meaning comes from. A chef reflecting on the…

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    Comment #46421675

    Much of the coding we do is repetitive and exists in the training data, so I think its pretty great if AI can eliminate that toil and liberate the meat to focus on the creative wor…

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    Comment #45841637

    Looks like he's updated the text, striking through "robustness" and substituting "adaptability"

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    Comment #45676101

    More generally, what would _any_ collapsed society or extinct evolutionary branch have to say? "Not much", outside of what they'd contributed to any surviving lines. To your point,…

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    Comment #45662152

    Don't disagree with any of that, and I don't want to minimize the seriousness of the issues you've cited, but that kind of reinforces the implication of the scorecard? People are p…

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    Comment #44642314

    There's nothing marxist(?) about the industry of surveillance capitalism. Its just a regular segment of data-driven advertising and marketing optimization that instruments our tech…