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by addcommitpush 3y ago
What if the human learns all the rules? Then the system as a whole is the human.
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by addcommitpush 3y ago
“Chat” as in “internet discussion” is pronounced the same way in French as in English, as it is an English loan word, and not like “Chat” as in “cat”.
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by addcommitpush 3y ago
Luddites were executed or deported [0] though. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite
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by addcommitpush 3y ago
Will they, though? Automation has replaced highly expensive, artisanal, high quality things with much more cheaply made, worse quality things. And yet we buy the latter because the quality-to-price ratio is much better. Most clothes people
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by addcommitpush 3y ago
> All it means is you cant retrain 10,000 factory workers to be front end developers, and that even If they find a job its often not as well paid. An important effect is the speed of change - it _might_ be possible to train the next gene
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by addcommitpush 3y ago
Do you plan to make smaller laptops, like 11” or so?
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by addcommitpush 4y ago
Landlords are able to capture the efficiency gains through higher rents. What makes it so much more expensive to live in NYC is not that (e.g.) construction costs are that much higher, it's because the land costs so much more because i
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by addcommitpush 4y ago
Let's do a simple experiment. Say skill is normally distributed. Let's take 1000000 people and draw their skill levels from a standard normal, and sort them by the skill levels. What is the difference in level between the 500000th
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Pip Decks(pipdecks.com)
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by addcommitpush 4y ago
As far as I know my partner next to me is just a big sack of carbon based biological matter that inputs food and outputs hear over and over again. I do keep it in mind, but I feel just looking at the internals is a bit limiting, isn't
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by addcommitpush 4y ago
There's a fellow that kinda predicted it in 1950 [0]: > These arguments take the form, "I grant you that you can make machines do all the things you have mentioned but you will never be able to make one to do X." > [...
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by addcommitpush 4y ago
It is my understanding that before it became an Etalab project, it was quite obscure.
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by addcommitpush 4y ago
Openfisca started a bit earlier, in 2011.
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The French "income tax" (which, confusingly, is only one of the several taxes on income in France, and not the largest) is open source ( https://gitlab.adullact.net/dgfip/ir-calcul ). There's also the Open
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by addcommitpush 4y ago
Well it's a consequence of lock-in, not lock-in itself.
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OpenFisca: Write Rules as Code(openfisca.org)
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