Are there theoretical tweets for which you believe arrests are warranted?
It makes me sad that you're not willing to do even the bare minimum of research to check if what you've written is well-founded or not.
If you don't have time to read the papers, you could at least hand them to your favorite LLM and ask them to summarize the strength of evidence for broader macroeconomic factors vs. unions as the primary drivers of work…
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This is not what economists believe about Europe either! A couple good sources: 1. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-economic-... 2.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00144...
> How do Employees advocate for themselves if not Unions? The same way you advocate for getting good bananas, good streaming services, or good laptops. You only make voluntary transactions you want to make. If you don't…
> I'm sorry you've had bad experiences with unions I've actually had personally great experiences with unions! But I try to not let my anecdotal data color my views too much. I think this is part of the reasons unions…
To be fair, he hasn't had time to do the write up yet. When he does I fully expect it to hit the front page.
This is great news to me, as this implies I'm part of the ruling class!
This is a historical misconception. The "cushiness" of jobs such as fewer work hours, more benefits, etc. preceded the formation of unions and then slowed down (overall) once unions became popular. It has little to do…
This is not necessarily true, you could have contracts rather than money down
> grow humans and human parts uhhhh
VR birdwatching it is then
This is the plot of one of the stories in I, Robot. AI oracles are the central economic planners. But after years of perfection they have made a couple unusual "mistakes" and a human is trying to discover why.
Here are a couple examples of initially neutral or moderate organizations that became left wing bastions: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio…
O'Sullivan's First Law: "Any organization not explicitly right-wing will eventually become left-wing"
> The swing to extreme right politics cannot be seen separate from internet interference Correct, specifically, Elon removed widespread (and thoroughly documented) left wing interference on Twitter. Unfortunately he did…
I do agree with you, but I do think you're also making the classic "curse of knowledge" mistake. You have to know the right words to ask the LLM to make and train a classifier. You and I already know the words. But they…
The reason I say this is that I suspect many people are reflexively upvoting the title without reading the article. If they read the article they would realize the evidence is flimsy and not really worth reading. I will…
I'm sorry but as an MLE this is not a remotely useful article, and does not belong on the front page. It's comparing a fine-tuned CNN to general purpose models on a tiny dataset.
> The public has been told a beautiful fairy tale about technology He typed, from a tiny device in his hand, from a bed in an air-conditioned apartment millions of miles away. Or perhaps from a jet sailing through the…
I'm struggling with the right analogy but the "waste" is more like...idk, hundreds of those giant crates they go through on antique shows. The contents are actually extremely valuable, it's better to have them then not,…
Google tells me there are about 4.3k FDIC insured banks that operate in the US. At what number would you consider this to be more than "very little competition"?
People must just be pickier than me. I see this comment on everything AI from the worst to the best. I took a glance through and everything looks perfectly fine to me.
Are there theoretical tweets for which you believe arrests are warranted?
It makes me sad that you're not willing to do even the bare minimum of research to check if what you've written is well-founded or not.
If you don't have time to read the papers, you could at least hand them to your favorite LLM and ask them to summarize the strength of evidence for broader macroeconomic factors vs. unions as the primary drivers of work…
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This is not what economists believe about Europe either! A couple good sources: 1. https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/journal-of-economic-... 2.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S00144...
> How do Employees advocate for themselves if not Unions? The same way you advocate for getting good bananas, good streaming services, or good laptops. You only make voluntary transactions you want to make. If you don't…
> I'm sorry you've had bad experiences with unions I've actually had personally great experiences with unions! But I try to not let my anecdotal data color my views too much. I think this is part of the reasons unions…
To be fair, he hasn't had time to do the write up yet. When he does I fully expect it to hit the front page.
This is great news to me, as this implies I'm part of the ruling class!
This is a historical misconception. The "cushiness" of jobs such as fewer work hours, more benefits, etc. preceded the formation of unions and then slowed down (overall) once unions became popular. It has little to do…
This is not necessarily true, you could have contracts rather than money down
> grow humans and human parts uhhhh
VR birdwatching it is then
This is the plot of one of the stories in I, Robot. AI oracles are the central economic planners. But after years of perfection they have made a couple unusual "mistakes" and a human is trying to discover why.
Here are a couple examples of initially neutral or moderate organizations that became left wing bastions: Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Screen Actors Guild–American Federation of Television and Radio…
O'Sullivan's First Law: "Any organization not explicitly right-wing will eventually become left-wing"
> The swing to extreme right politics cannot be seen separate from internet interference Correct, specifically, Elon removed widespread (and thoroughly documented) left wing interference on Twitter. Unfortunately he did…
I do agree with you, but I do think you're also making the classic "curse of knowledge" mistake. You have to know the right words to ask the LLM to make and train a classifier. You and I already know the words. But they…
The reason I say this is that I suspect many people are reflexively upvoting the title without reading the article. If they read the article they would realize the evidence is flimsy and not really worth reading. I will…
I'm sorry but as an MLE this is not a remotely useful article, and does not belong on the front page. It's comparing a fine-tuned CNN to general purpose models on a tiny dataset.
> The public has been told a beautiful fairy tale about technology He typed, from a tiny device in his hand, from a bed in an air-conditioned apartment millions of miles away. Or perhaps from a jet sailing through the…
I'm struggling with the right analogy but the "waste" is more like...idk, hundreds of those giant crates they go through on antique shows. The contents are actually extremely valuable, it's better to have them then not,…
Google tells me there are about 4.3k FDIC insured banks that operate in the US. At what number would you consider this to be more than "very little competition"?
People must just be pickier than me. I see this comment on everything AI from the worst to the best. I took a glance through and everything looks perfectly fine to me.