YeezyMode

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by YeezyMode 7mo ago
It likely helps to take in the cultural moment or context around the statements or the nature of the statements you're making. It's fine to state a fact but it's also helpful to make it clear whether you are saying "it i
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by YeezyMode 3y ago
Would you say that this in itself is due to how incomplete human reasoning is in the first place? That as a result, our ideas of logic and what perfect logic looks like are bound to fail? Or are you saying that the purest mathematical repre
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by YeezyMode 3y ago
It isn't misinformation. Here is a study that basically rebuts every implication of the study you linked: https://twitter.com/VirusesImmunity/status/17063329657922727... Another link questioning the process b
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by YeezyMode 3y ago
Assuming the scenario where ISPs end up blocking access to the archive, the fact that this is happening alongside rapid advances in LLMs is pretty insane. Comparisons with historical snapshots of the web is probably one of the best ways to
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by YeezyMode 4y ago
This is a possibility that shouldn't be dismissed. Trees use mycorrhizal networks to communicate and have been around for a very long time on this planet. They model the environment and use either a set of micro-decisions or a set of l
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by YeezyMode 4y ago
I've seen kids respond the same way and I totally did not fully see the disparity in reactions until you pointed it out. It definitely looks like people who have spent years priming themselves for a singularity, intelligence, or consci
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by YeezyMode 4y ago
I've rarely come across photography online that completely transports me. Great work on the Baikal blog!
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by YeezyMode 4y ago
This is beautiful.
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by YeezyMode 4y ago
Straight from Wikipedia: Kinopio, which is a mixture of the word for mushroom (“kinoko”) and the Japanese version of Pinocchio (“pinokio”). Those blend to be something along the lines of “A Real Mushroom Boy.”
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
It seems so unlikely to me that large swaths of people who act this way can make it to a place in any industry where they're surrounded by more resourceful peers. How does this even happen? I just want to make sure that I'm not cr
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
The following sentence clearly mentions what kind of lumping takes place; "All Africans" / "All Asians" etc.
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
You may have already, but you'd enjoy reading 'Conscious Mind Resonant Brain' by Stephen Grossberg.
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
Does this argument explain why I can't think of a single country that has put forth a concerted effort to discourage cross border capital flows? I don't think so. If I'm wrong please point out a case study. I think the fact t
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
When your industry isn't on this list, https://www.aarp.org/work/job-search/info-2020/coronavirus-o... it's understandable why people feel that way.
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
The idea of the US "turning into a third world country with a Gucci belt" is just a caricature; you are taking it extremely literally and I'm not sure why. But assuming large amounts of the population believed this to be a fa
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
Could you explain why you feel bummed about it? You've clearly exposed your child to a world of fulfilling outdoor activities that are far richer than what a group of kids could get up to in a neighborhood. I myself had the freedom as
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
Looking at the data, the sample size is quite pathetic. https://www.oecdbetterlifeindex.org/bli/ The amount of responses is skewed largely to 2-3 countries and the self-report guide is unreliable. On top of that, by th
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
When reputable and trusted journalists are leaving their industry and sounding the alarm while becoming bloggers on Substack, it is not so easy to maintain faith in the process.
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
This is the entire reason the media took actions like banning the very topic from being discussed. Someone else mentioned it higher up in the thread but there was a huge overlap between people claiming to simply sincerely investigate the po
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
This really turns up the curiosity related to questioning what exactly dogs are smelling when they do this to each other.
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by YeezyMode 5y ago
There is much more limited harm from a person wielding a knife for malicious purposes, as opposed to how quickly social media can fuel similar actions. If you genuinely believe scale doesn't matter and everything is the same as everyth
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by YeezyMode 6y ago
You say "we" want x&y almost as if they are firm, broadly held opinions. If there were a flash Brexit-style vote across the USA today, and democracy were on the ballot against some type of Trump-led monarchy, and the majority
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by YeezyMode 6y ago
Doesn't the EU lean towards privacy protection for individuals? I'm assuming Sweden being a member, means that EU laws would take precedence if someone wanted their information removed from websites like these?
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by YeezyMode 6y ago
Would you agree that the fastest/least harmful way to get to that place is to codify practices/laws at the level of a nation-state, or do you think that's ridiculous and it'll just be some organic development of individu