They also don't give a damn about the old flag at all, which really is the problem. My parents had a flagpole and they never once flew the NZ flag on it. I think a little patriotism is deserved: NZ is a pretty good…
>we wish to ensure we can provide a fair playing field for all participating players By restricting access to performance enhancing drugs to those who have the connections to get around the screens that the ESL end up…
That's a really misleading rhetorical question. Attic actors wore masks and were expected to melt into their roles; what would you say if an Attican asked you "How many theatrical technicians do you remember?" Something…
Which bank are you with? One of the few things that annoyed me about NBNZ was the utter lack of security with setting the pin and online banking password.
What makes you think we will get said trade deal with the US?
The AI was not let out of the box, and you're saying that it wouldn't convince you? This only sounds like an argument that Eliezer was right in not posting his logs.
Somewhat recently, someone attempted it with the intention of reposting the log. However, he failed: http://lesswrong.com/lw/9ld/ai_box_log/
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3279225
And there are no contact details, so we can't even tell them that their page is broken. edit: Taking a gamble on emailing the registrant.
Although I am probably not the intended audience of your message, I can't agree with the sentiment. Akrasia has to have a reason, even if it makes no rational sense, and all my believing in "stop doing [unimportant…
> > Also, there was a moment when someone was submitting content and it appeared under my nick "bpfh". > Thanks. Those two security issues are fixed now. You fixed one way of nickname duplication, but so…
So how is Linux From Scratch working for you?
I still don't get why we can't retract and change votes.
Much like software, it will limp along.
50% is an understatement according to wikipedia [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_mortality_from_H5N1 ]. As an aside there's something about the article saying that it required 10 generations of breeding that makes…
> And making it harder for businesses to discern between people who wanted to be in business and those who were 'forced' into it, also harder which will make those businesses less efficient at employing folks. It…
http://journals.cambridge.org/abstract_S0033291711002480
A naive question: we have a lot of wealthy people sympathetic to the idea of a minimal government, why aren't they buying legislation that prevents this blatant corruption?
Because the executive's performance depends on the team he's working with. If there's mismatch between the executive's leadership and the team, that will result in difficulties regardless of his skill.
Why is the rationale for preserving the reputation of the fired executive first making yourself look good and only incidentally that it's the fair and decent thing to do. The fair and decent thing to do should be reason…
This doesn't address the flaws of the karma system. Karma goes astray as both an incentive and a measurement primarily because karma inflation distorts incentives; more users and more voting dilutes the impact of down…
Especially when you connect it back to the discussion of gender on the first page: Most people assume that men use I-words and cognitive words more than women and that women use we-words, emotions, and social words more…
Not for me: http://i.imgur.com/Cw8Rx.jpg
Some Anonymous also happen to be racists, neo-nazis and fascists. Some happen to be conspiracy nuts. Some happen to be well educated liberals. Some happen to be Hacker News readers. The PDF with the MD5…
What's the alternative to being in prison and what are their prospects? I suspect that employers of the sorts of jobs that the incarcerated could find are probably not that eager to hire people with a history of drug…
They also don't give a damn about the old flag at all, which really is the problem. My parents had a flagpole and they never once flew the NZ flag on it. I think a little patriotism is deserved: NZ is a pretty good…
>we wish to ensure we can provide a fair playing field for all participating players By restricting access to performance enhancing drugs to those who have the connections to get around the screens that the ESL end up…
That's a really misleading rhetorical question. Attic actors wore masks and were expected to melt into their roles; what would you say if an Attican asked you "How many theatrical technicians do you remember?" Something…
Which bank are you with? One of the few things that annoyed me about NBNZ was the utter lack of security with setting the pin and online banking password.
What makes you think we will get said trade deal with the US?
The AI was not let out of the box, and you're saying that it wouldn't convince you? This only sounds like an argument that Eliezer was right in not posting his logs.
Somewhat recently, someone attempted it with the intention of reposting the log. However, he failed: http://lesswrong.com/lw/9ld/ai_box_log/
Previous discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3279225
And there are no contact details, so we can't even tell them that their page is broken. edit: Taking a gamble on emailing the registrant.
Although I am probably not the intended audience of your message, I can't agree with the sentiment. Akrasia has to have a reason, even if it makes no rational sense, and all my believing in "stop doing [unimportant…
> > Also, there was a moment when someone was submitting content and it appeared under my nick "bpfh". > Thanks. Those two security issues are fixed now. You fixed one way of nickname duplication, but so…
So how is Linux From Scratch working for you?
I still don't get why we can't retract and change votes.
Much like software, it will limp along.
50% is an understatement according to wikipedia [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_mortality_from_H5N1 ]. As an aside there's something about the article saying that it required 10 generations of breeding that makes…
> And making it harder for businesses to discern between people who wanted to be in business and those who were 'forced' into it, also harder which will make those businesses less efficient at employing folks. It…
http://journals.cambridge.org/abstract_S0033291711002480
A naive question: we have a lot of wealthy people sympathetic to the idea of a minimal government, why aren't they buying legislation that prevents this blatant corruption?
Because the executive's performance depends on the team he's working with. If there's mismatch between the executive's leadership and the team, that will result in difficulties regardless of his skill.
Why is the rationale for preserving the reputation of the fired executive first making yourself look good and only incidentally that it's the fair and decent thing to do. The fair and decent thing to do should be reason…
This doesn't address the flaws of the karma system. Karma goes astray as both an incentive and a measurement primarily because karma inflation distorts incentives; more users and more voting dilutes the impact of down…
Especially when you connect it back to the discussion of gender on the first page: Most people assume that men use I-words and cognitive words more than women and that women use we-words, emotions, and social words more…
Not for me: http://i.imgur.com/Cw8Rx.jpg
Some Anonymous also happen to be racists, neo-nazis and fascists. Some happen to be conspiracy nuts. Some happen to be well educated liberals. Some happen to be Hacker News readers. The PDF with the MD5…
What's the alternative to being in prison and what are their prospects? I suspect that employers of the sorts of jobs that the incarcerated could find are probably not that eager to hire people with a history of drug…