andsoitis

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Oura's rings found their way onto millions fingers(economist.com)
4 points by andsoitis 4d ago|0 comments
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Endless Execution(world.hey.com)
2 points by andsoitis 4d ago|0 comments
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by andsoitis 4d ago
Yes of course. Is the point you're actually trying to make that investors are making a pure call, so their belief in the story is misplaced? That they should believe a different story?
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by andsoitis 4d ago
That's how all investment works. That's how money works. You believe some story. Not everyone believes the same story.
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The Universal Language(teachertomsblog.blogspot.com)
3 points by andsoitis 4d ago|0 comments
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The best Bookshops in the World(economist.com)
3 points by andsoitis 4d ago|0 comments
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by andsoitis 4d ago
> investor money But that’s the point. Investors believe investment in AI will pay off.
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by andsoitis 4d ago
> China doesn't regard AI as a death race. It regards it as a way to ensure its own global stature and benefit its own population. I'm curious about where you get this information from? I'd love to get links to some (Chine
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Musk and Altman back Anthropic CEO on slowing AI down(yahoo.com)
5 points by andsoitis 4d ago|7 comments
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by andsoitis 4d ago
San Franciscans should just go back to having sex in the street.
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by andsoitis 4d ago
They got it wrong. It is definitely a prime number. We’re still searching for which one it is. Some say that once it is identified, everything disappears because the illusion of existence will vanish.
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by andsoitis 4d ago
> Comprehension is a relatively new fad that came along in the 17th century with the scientific method. Humans have always tried to make sense (comprehend) the world around us. The methods have become more rigorous, but the idea of under
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by andsoitis 4d ago
Proving things without comprehending them is a threat to intellectual work.
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Cherenkov Radiation(iaea.org)
234 points by andsoitis 5d ago|111 comments
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by andsoitis 5d ago
> if we add more 9s, is it possible to reduce that number to within a human lifespan? Yes. At 99.99999999% of c it would take 35 years from the perspective of the traveler. However, an observer on earth will still see it taking 2.5m ye
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by andsoitis 5d ago
Second-hand car is more rational than new car.
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by andsoitis 5d ago
> Texas … notoriously … anti-resident What do you mean Texas is anti-resident?
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by andsoitis 6d ago
Geopolitics gets in the way. It is a race between America and China. There's no way to know what is "safe enough", so you might as well go as fast as technology will allow, and be on the watch out for negative things you can
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by andsoitis 6d ago
Redactions should be disallowed when a human death is involved.
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by andsoitis 6d ago
oh boy, maybe geometry intuitions and spatial reasoning are what's really needed.
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by andsoitis 6d ago
what's your point?
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by andsoitis 6d ago
> Anthropic OpenAI and Anthropic are but two players. There are others too. You have choice.
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Three people die at Burning Man this year(theguardian.com)
7 points by andsoitis 6d ago|1 comments
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Movie Review: Musk(variety.com)
49 points by andsoitis 6d ago|48 comments
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by andsoitis 6d ago
> lover limits. lovers should never be limited!
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by andsoitis 6d ago
> Make sure you check this thing to see if it hasn't been re-enabled if you believe it to be off right now. Or simply switch to a competitor. Assuming this is not just a bug, why would one stand for such disrespectful and sneaky beh
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The Rise of Retrofuturism(economist.com)
5 points by andsoitis 7d ago|0 comments
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by andsoitis 7d ago
A more interesting change would be to flip maps “upside down”. The “north is up” convention isn’t a real thing.
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by andsoitis 7d ago
When are all these countries planning to switch over to the new map?
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by andsoitis 7d ago
You didn’t in fact use the word democratic at all. You used the word “represent”.

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