This is where Bayes bites in practice: we can know that impatient and long-minded behaviors are correlated to outcomes, without the outcome meaningfully informing which case we have. That’s because people are…
If you chart money in your pocket per unit time, it takes a dip around 18 months where your average pay is less than your first month’s pay. (When I was there, using RSU numbers for that time.) Guess when average…
Also food safety. For example, community supported agriculture programs cross traditional political boundaries.
What do you mean? You seem to think I’ve said something very technical, while I’ve merely pointed out a well-known effect of Lorentz invariance and interferometry: you can’t detect an “aether” signal coincident with the…
Also why LIGO works but Michelson-Morley failed: you can use the ruler distortion as a signal, with some caveats. In LIGO, we detect the far away distortions propagating through our rulers and the differential effect of…
> measuring the expansion of space using a ruler that inhabits the same space We do that, routinely: that’s how we do cosmology.
Also to move up the first step of the ladder: if you can reliably intercept (eg) a dozen missiles, then an adversary must launch more than that. But a few dozen launches removes pretenses like “limited strikes”, which…
Obama used race (and in particular, neo-Marxist theories like intersectionality and equity) to displace conversation about class with conversation about race. At exactly the moment class-unity was driving meaningful…
US was less racist in 2008 and more united around class solidarity.
Yes — because there are many non-equivalent statements that are easier to prove. So the Lean proves something and the question is whether that something is actually what we care about — or something similar, but…
I’m genuinely curious: Which part are you struggling to take as in good faith? I’m sure it’s not your preferred narrative of the times, but we both knew that before I answered; so what is it that strikes you as in bad…
Bad random in games is also a problem, eg, reversing the poker seed.
That sounds related to the pigeon hole principle: if you have n objects and m buckets, and m doesn’t divide n, then some buckets have more objects than others. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeonhole_principle
Circa 2008, into 2010, you had the Democrats running on holding Wall St accountable and a genuine class movement to reform capital in the US, Occupy Wall St. Obama et al instead tore open old racial wounds, thereby…
If we have variable c, it would be indistinguishable. We even use the Lorentz transform, developed for post-Michelson aether theories, precisely because you cannot tell whether you’re in a varying aether or a varying…
An extra sprinkle of race-baiting and you’d have the Obama-era Occupy Wall St special.
We previously were more accepting, eg, if you read the accounts of various socialites trying to include shy, reclusive, or eccentric friends in high society, you see real effort and concern to include them despite the…
There are cars that market based on only being track legal.
They don’t get VAT only, but also income taxes on wages to support that activity and additional rounds of VAT. Yes — people who emigrate to work there pay more in taxes, but they generally also consume more: the job…
Dollar multipliers and sources. A digital nomad is still economically positive when a) their money circulates locally, eg at cafes and restaurants and b) comes from outside the region. That’s because they’re bringing…
Those drop out in holography too — eg, information local within the interior can get smeared out across the surface.
I’ve worked in a finance department — and this is a very idealistic view of how such decisions get made.
How would you observe that?
We have something like a spinor network in 4D space, where some portions are opposite others in parameters. Is this a diagram of particles interacting or a single thread weaving through time? Pick your metaphor.
Your criticism of LLMs also applies to humans and so implies humans don’t possess knowledge.
This is where Bayes bites in practice: we can know that impatient and long-minded behaviors are correlated to outcomes, without the outcome meaningfully informing which case we have. That’s because people are…
If you chart money in your pocket per unit time, it takes a dip around 18 months where your average pay is less than your first month’s pay. (When I was there, using RSU numbers for that time.) Guess when average…
Also food safety. For example, community supported agriculture programs cross traditional political boundaries.
What do you mean? You seem to think I’ve said something very technical, while I’ve merely pointed out a well-known effect of Lorentz invariance and interferometry: you can’t detect an “aether” signal coincident with the…
Also why LIGO works but Michelson-Morley failed: you can use the ruler distortion as a signal, with some caveats. In LIGO, we detect the far away distortions propagating through our rulers and the differential effect of…
> measuring the expansion of space using a ruler that inhabits the same space We do that, routinely: that’s how we do cosmology.
Also to move up the first step of the ladder: if you can reliably intercept (eg) a dozen missiles, then an adversary must launch more than that. But a few dozen launches removes pretenses like “limited strikes”, which…
Obama used race (and in particular, neo-Marxist theories like intersectionality and equity) to displace conversation about class with conversation about race. At exactly the moment class-unity was driving meaningful…
US was less racist in 2008 and more united around class solidarity.
Yes — because there are many non-equivalent statements that are easier to prove. So the Lean proves something and the question is whether that something is actually what we care about — or something similar, but…
I’m genuinely curious: Which part are you struggling to take as in good faith? I’m sure it’s not your preferred narrative of the times, but we both knew that before I answered; so what is it that strikes you as in bad…
Bad random in games is also a problem, eg, reversing the poker seed.
That sounds related to the pigeon hole principle: if you have n objects and m buckets, and m doesn’t divide n, then some buckets have more objects than others. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigeonhole_principle
Circa 2008, into 2010, you had the Democrats running on holding Wall St accountable and a genuine class movement to reform capital in the US, Occupy Wall St. Obama et al instead tore open old racial wounds, thereby…
If we have variable c, it would be indistinguishable. We even use the Lorentz transform, developed for post-Michelson aether theories, precisely because you cannot tell whether you’re in a varying aether or a varying…
An extra sprinkle of race-baiting and you’d have the Obama-era Occupy Wall St special.
We previously were more accepting, eg, if you read the accounts of various socialites trying to include shy, reclusive, or eccentric friends in high society, you see real effort and concern to include them despite the…
There are cars that market based on only being track legal.
They don’t get VAT only, but also income taxes on wages to support that activity and additional rounds of VAT. Yes — people who emigrate to work there pay more in taxes, but they generally also consume more: the job…
Dollar multipliers and sources. A digital nomad is still economically positive when a) their money circulates locally, eg at cafes and restaurants and b) comes from outside the region. That’s because they’re bringing…
Those drop out in holography too — eg, information local within the interior can get smeared out across the surface.
I’ve worked in a finance department — and this is a very idealistic view of how such decisions get made.
How would you observe that?
We have something like a spinor network in 4D space, where some portions are opposite others in parameters. Is this a diagram of particles interacting or a single thread weaving through time? Pick your metaphor.
Your criticism of LLMs also applies to humans and so implies humans don’t possess knowledge.