Down for me in Berkeley, California.
If Google fixed dots-don't-matter, couldn't someone still sign up for Netflix with jameshfisher+netflix@gmail.com? If Netflix checks for + address duplicates, then that's not an issue. But you could still have the…
> In the US, you die or your kids starve if you don’t have enough money. We do have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supplemental_Nutrition_Assista...
Collection of Eliezer essays: https://www.lesserwrong.com/rationality
He really likes that skinned knee example.
They'd probably answer, "With Haskell."
Are you really asked to be a spokesman for seasteading? Or are you just pointing out that fellows will find themselves associated with it
You're right that it doesn't tell the whole story, but one of the major findings in the last century of psychology is that the one-number summary actually contains a surprising amount of information. "Mental tests may…
While I'm sure a case could be made that IP protection is necessary in biotech, isn't the example you gave actually evidence of the the opposite -- that patents stifle innovation and research?
Down for me in Berkeley, California.
If Google fixed dots-don't-matter, couldn't someone still sign up for Netflix with jameshfisher+netflix@gmail.com? If Netflix checks for + address duplicates, then that's not an issue. But you could still have the…
> In the US, you die or your kids starve if you don’t have enough money. We do have https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supplemental_Nutrition_Assista...
Collection of Eliezer essays: https://www.lesserwrong.com/rationality
He really likes that skinned knee example.
They'd probably answer, "With Haskell."
Are you really asked to be a spokesman for seasteading? Or are you just pointing out that fellows will find themselves associated with it
You're right that it doesn't tell the whole story, but one of the major findings in the last century of psychology is that the one-number summary actually contains a surprising amount of information. "Mental tests may…
While I'm sure a case could be made that IP protection is necessary in biotech, isn't the example you gave actually evidence of the the opposite -- that patents stifle innovation and research?