Can you tell where the latency is coming from?

I'm sure this is the only issue like that though, right

In other words

Tiktok/Instagram is different from Facebook in various ways. Also idk if teens is the age group of primary interest. So I'm not sure.

Are you asking for an example of a secret that hasn't leaked? :-)

The literature is bad?

Could you elaborate on "Accountable PUCs"?

Cheers

Yeah ok I see where you're at.

I see, yes, that's true.

Under communism or whatever, if people benefit from taking stuff from the state for personal gain, there still needs to be a way to keep them from doing that, right?

Oops I messed up the threading

Of course, there are other products at stores. Soap, toilet paper, and carrots will also be taken. So we won't be able to buy those? This is becoming a problem. How are we going to solve this?

Yes. So if we follow your proposal of having no police, then that's off the table.

But then people will take all the sunglasses, and stores will not be able to sell sunglasses and we will not be able to buy sunglasses at stores. That's a loss, but a small one; I don't really need sunglasses.

Yes. So if we follow your proposal of having no police, then that's off the table.

But then people will take all the sunglasses, and stores will not be able to sell sunglasses and we will not be able to buy sunglasses at stores. That's a loss, but a small one; I don't really sunglasses.

So the storekeepers can hire an organization to physically detain anybody taking product and deter future takings by threat of long-term detention in a facility dedicated to this purpose.

This arrangement would be preferable to having police?

Permitted by you, in the arrangement you're imagining and proposing.

What measures should the storekeeper be permitted to take in order to retrieve the sunglasses? Physically detaining the person? Searching their body?

Can the storekeeper hire an organization to perform these functions?

What measures are permitted in order to deter future taking of sunglasses?

What should happen when somebody takes sunglasses from a store without paying for them?

The arithmetic comes out the same for me. I'm not sure where the 0.3 Wh number comes from, though it seems to be the accepted value.

Isn't BC pretty rainy? I wouldn't think it's hurting for water. Eyeballing the timeline I'm not seeing much recent "drought" either. vancouver.weatherstats.ca/charts/preci...

I think the source interview gives a better narrative

www.japanfs.org/en/news/arch...

The Two Cultures - Wikipedia

Reminds me of en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Two...

My impression is that climate science used to have a lot more uncertainty about the downside risks than it does now, and apocalyptic concerns made more sense 20 years ago.

We're still at the beginning for AI safety; with so little information it's hard to rule out very bad outcomes.

Can you recommend any work that has studied this question?

I suppose that's right for most models. Though I do wonder how well an LLM specifically trained to pass the Turing test would do.

Also any long supply chain

Does any tall chain of command match this pattern?

I'd be curious about attendance rates

In equilibrium he would get that skincare routine