thebigwinning

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by thebigwinning 3y ago
I can take a wild guess about some traits she never selected.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
I didn't say anything about communists. I am arguing that people's complaints about meat or not unique and apply to most other economic goods.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
It sounds like your issue is with our resources allocation system and meat is just a proxy for it that you don't care for.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
So you agree that if I pay the cost it's not a problem? You just disagree about what that price is? In other words, a plant based diet is primarily about your budget?
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Every activity and product has a cost and contributes to waste. If I enjoy that food and pay for the cost then whats the problem? Are we suggesting it's virtuous for its own sake to have a lower standard of living?
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
> We also shouldn't let the lowest common denominator have a say in the direction of society. Interesting. Do you see this as defending democracy?
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
> I doubt it’s particularly illuminating. Everytime I do a foundational activity like this it does turn out to be illuminating. Why do you doubt you'll learn something?
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
That's besides the point. Some people also do not like laptops and prefer desktops. The phone is not the final destination for personal computing.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
This is incredibly hindsight biased. The watch itself is already a phone substitute for many people and continuing to grow. Isn't wearing a small thing on the wrist better than a brick in your pocket? Do you have any imagination about
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Yes. Well all those positions are just employees as well, not owners.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
> mathematicians I see that differently. Mathemticians often come into a field that's complex and filled with fudge factors and layers of engineering and make it clear and simple. See the history of electrical engineering in the 20t
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Activities can be very useful and not psychologically satisfying.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
> Even PG does not post on this forum According to recent analysis, he does under pseudonyms. Also PG Twitter is probably 90% marketing his investments, so he is complicit in this way
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
It's actually an easy problem to avoid Buy a Knuth book or other core science/math text and read that instead.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
This. Just wait until you meet someone familiar with everything you know much deeper and it's not even their main thing.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
This is cool and authentic content though. Got any recs for me?
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Boomers have to spend their final portions wealth on incredible health care services to extend their life by a few months to years.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Would you pay a large amount for another speculative technology development (say Tesla auto pilot)? Personally I would only do that if I know and care about the topic, in which case I would have an answer already.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Yes. I know very few people who hold "work is everything" or even work more than 40 hours.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
> 10 years Wow thats usually the amount of time it would take to become an expert in a completely new field.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
The teachers don't know how it's used either. Math teaching selects for study habits and that's about it.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Agreed. It's much harder to be a manager of people smarter than you doing stuff you don't understand, but also absolutely necessary.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Swift is a safer and simpler C++. The only thing it shares with objective C is some compatibility.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Perfect example. A state the size of a European country probably with more diversity and lifestyle than one too, but you imagine you will be persecuted?
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
I have met a ton of greatly exaggerated fears about places > Oh I could never move to Texas. > Florida? What about desantis? The boogieman effect is real here, but I don't know if it causes what Peter says.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Journalists argue they are important to hold others accountable. But it's a ridiculous claim without a set of principles they aim to uphold. Instead they use yours against you, attaching phrases and values you care about to get a respo
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
A 10 year old should definitely not be on Twitter, even before Elon. Overall this comment is weird to me. Does this show Elon was wrong and the org should continue being massively overstaffed and burning money like before?
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
> One of my smarter liberal friends said, “Maybe it’s all true, but isn’t it kind of pornographic, Peter? You just give us a bunch of pornography here, and it doesn’t really change anything.” This quote struck me. Journalists look for si
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
The technical beast is the internet infrastructure. The phone client is nothing.
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by thebigwinning 3y ago
Speculation - power and performance tweaking - drivers for custom or unusual hardware (video/audio?) - security analysis - integration of software with Linux

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