evv555

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by evv555 1y ago
You got a source for that?
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by evv555 2y ago
I don't really disagree but if you look at the most played games on steam many of them are now old. There's a growing inventory of games that are turning into classics.
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by evv555 2y ago
>The dream can be either vivid or fuzzy, but it plays out in just the same manner as when I'm asleep, just kind of superimposed upon my normal waking senses. I guess this is a combination of "I just thought this is how it was f
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by evv555 2y ago
You can accept that "personalities" have a state space without falling into reductive explanations. They're not mutually exclusive.
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by evv555 2y ago
bm25 is often used along side vector search with a reciprocal rerank algorithm.
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by evv555 2y ago
It was just the less controversial direction. You would be accused of anthropomorphizing and teleological thinking if you suggested evolution is a search process towards some optimum. Good luck talking to an orthodox biologist about evolu
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by evv555 2y ago
>The encoder being evolution is an idea that has been developed by Sui Huang and numerous others. Parallels between evolutionary systems and hill-climbing algorithms have been floating around for a long time at this point.
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by evv555 2y ago
Is this over a lifetime or any given year? If it's the latter it's just a different 1 percent every year which will eventually include you. Clickbait framing of data.
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by evv555 2y ago
I lean towards the "convergent evolution" explanations of perennial philosophies as well. However paleolithic humans have also gone through geographical and population bottlenecks. If there are convergent features in culture you
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by evv555 2y ago
Llamaindex rerank module
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by evv555 2y ago
>If you just look at plant morphology and animal anatomy then evolution is kind of obvious. Before evolution this was the "great chain of being" ontology which tried to explain the continuous gradation of structures in the worl
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by evv555 3y ago
The images are great for memes/sh*tposting. These are still curated content though.
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by evv555 3y ago
>Tidal energy is wasted by natural coastlines all the time Erosion is a major part of Earth's carbon cycle[1]. It's not a given that you can scale this technology without impact. 1. https://carbonclaire.com/the-
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by evv555 3y ago
>Genes, proteins and processes such as evolution don’t have goals, but a person certainly does. So, too, do plants and bacteria, on more-simple levels If we're expanding the scope of what we consider to have agency and goal directed
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by evv555 3y ago
Speaking in the context of thinkers like Harris this is the reason why awareness is differentiated from consciousness. Consciousness is the ability to grasp the world "out there". Awareness is the blank canvas where consciousness
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by evv555 3y ago
In critical theory liberalism is synonymous with colonialism, capitalism, and all the other isms that are meant to be deconstructed. The antagonism is a core component of postmodernism.
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by evv555 3y ago
1) Yes why would you assume a a GenX would not know how to navigate algorithmic filter bubbles? 2) The low quality content on the fyp is actually representative of the state of affairs for many youth. Media and data literacy is not a stron
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by evv555 3y ago
Its a good start but still falls short of the 3-2-1 principle. You should have an additional backup that is air-gapped.
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by evv555 3y ago
Ahh I see. Blackstone and friends are pricing out regular people from shelter out of concern for the environment. This must be a big boost for their ESG score.
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by evv555 3y ago
Most of these managers have a keepass export option. Best option
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by evv555 3y ago
https://archive.ph/k73O1 "Companies also tout their ability to push rent and fees higher and higher, even as they market themselves as providers of affordable housing. Founded by Blackstone Group, a private equity gian
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by evv555 3y ago
Blackstone represented a quarter of all SFH purchases in my city during the COVID price run up. They priced out alot of normal people
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by evv555 3y ago
>It really doesn’t explain anything beyond that point. I think taking a macroscopic view like this points at interesting types of analysis. Evolution is analogous to a hill climbing algorithm navigating towards local optima in a probabi
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by evv555 3y ago
Putting this particular theory aside the generalization that evolution is a nested hierarchy of structures is pretty obvious on the macroscopic level. Traits like breathing oxygen, having symmetrical bodies, backbones, limbs. These are all
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by evv555 3y ago
The apples to apples comparison that pops to mind is a tech consultant. Where you own a client funnel and have some potential to scale and delegate. How hard is it to create this client funnel in IT vs manufacturing?
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by evv555 3y ago
>On really crucial industries, we don't have anything, especially not in China: Social networks with billions of users, AI, computer chips, raw materials, PV cells - nothing. We couldn't cut them off from anything critical beca
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by evv555 3y ago
>Ultimately this question is the question of why the universe isn't completely isotropic in all directions with a completely uniform distribution of matter and energy. I don't think it's a self-evident given that going aga
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by evv555 3y ago
Another factor here is the rising costs and complexity of zoning/permits. In my area it will cost you 6 figures just to put down a foundation with the paperwork. This puts a floor to how cheap a house can be and what is financially v
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by evv555 4y ago
>Something similar exists for slavery (and Jim Crow) in the US, but we as a nation do not have the fortitude to confront our past in a way the Germans have. Germans have no such fortitude. It was imposed on them through a victory that c
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by evv555 4y ago
True yet most natural ontologies are represented as a poset at the fundamental levels.

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