Anyone interested in double checking any of this or look at different
statistics.
I think it would be good to check that voter preference does correlate with
voting machine vendor.
I was able to get data from Michigan, have not looked beyond there yet.
But the data will need to be reformatted to be
Unfortunately, it makes sense to me. I would expect typical Trump voter
wouldn’t have the knowledge to fill out an entire ballot.
From: Friam on behalf of _ Bruno W
Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 2:31 PM
To: The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee Group
Cc: Juniper
Subject: [FR
How can you have "laid off 50,000 public employees so far [...] while [...]
not losing jobs."? Are public employees not working at jobs? Are jobs not
lost if you destroy them on purpose?
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On Wed, Nov 20, 2024 at 10:05 AM Marcus Daniels
wrote:
> Axios may be on to something. MSNBC i
I asked MS Copilot and she gave the following answer:
Me:
Please help clarify this for me? In an interview, Javier Milei, the
President of Argentina, made two seemingly contradictory claims: (a) 50,000
public employees were laid off, and (b) not a single job was lost. How can
both statements be tr
I’ve not been following this thing. But it’s central pressure, 942 mg put it in
the range of a category four hurricane, Bearing in mind that it’s several times
bigger than a hurricane, the vorticitymust be astronomical.
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On Nov 20, 2024, at 3:51 PM, glen wrote:
We've on
We've only seen a little rain here in Oly ... nothing much to speak of.
On 11/20/24 13:26, steve smith wrote:
Glen -
How is the "bomb cyclone" playing out. I see that the major infrastructure
(power?) outages are mostly just N/E of Tacoma... does that mean you aren't directly
affected? It
Glen -
How is the "bomb cyclone" playing out. I see that the major
infrastructure (power?) outages are mostly just N/E of Tacoma... does
that mean you aren't directly affected? It looks like it is a pretty
big deal, not hurricane Helene class big-deal?
I don't know if we have anyone else
"lawyerly" - Yes, I agree completely. Function doesn't follow form. Prof Dave's screeds
often seem like he's arguing from the dictionary. (I don't think he has a PhD. I could be wrong.)
But his, perhaps naive, hard line feels like the opposite of what Fridman does, which is befriend
even the mo
non-paywall article:
https://phys.org/news/2024-11-ionosphere-smartphones.html
HAM operators have been engaged in activities of this sort for a
century, but this scale of deployment and automatic integration
qualifies as a global-scale sensorimotor "tissue" for the emergent
"superorganism"
Calvin Simonds The WeatherWise Gardener. Rodale Press, 1980 something.
The title is misleading. It is a general meteorology text with gardeners
in mind. One of a series I started which i called "understand-it-yourself"
books. I think it holds up remarkably well. The effects of climate warming
h
I’m not entirely convinced this group will be moonwalking with joy over
Javier Milei’s actions, but I must admit I’m intrigued by what he claims to
have achieved in Argentina over the past year, as he shared on Lex
Fridman’s podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NLzc9kobDk.
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Claude deserves some applause for doing a solid job summarizing the podcast
— well done! The conclusion, "As with any extreme ideology, a degree of
skepticism is warranted until real-world evidence validates the theories,"
seems pretty spot-on. It’s a good reminder that bold ideas often need to
pro
Nearly 2 hrs? No thanks. Here's Claude's summation, FWIW.
Claim 1: Milei says he came to understand the ideas of freedom and Austrian economics in
2013-2014 after reading works by Rothbard, Mises, Hayek and others. This caused a
"revolution" in his thinking.
Claim 2: Milei
Axios may be on to something. MSNBC is more like therapy than news.
From: Friam on behalf of Pieter Steenekamp
Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2024 at 8:57 AM
To: The Friday Morning Applied Complexity Coffee Group
Subject: Re: [FRIAM] Javier Milei
Claude deserves some applause for doing a so
AI drivel, eh?
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On Wed, Nov 20, 2024 at 16:29 Pieter Steenekamp
wrote:
> I asked MS Copilot and she gave the following answer:
>
> Me:
> Please help clarify this for me? In an interview, Javier Milei, the
> President of Argentina, made two seemingly contradictory claims:
Hi Pieters:
My apologies if my reply caused you, or anyone else, distress. My intent
was to express my view that the referred to AI reply offered no information
that would not be fairly obvious to an observant human being.
——- Pat
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On Wed, Nov 20, 2024 at 21:14 Pieter Ste
I take this (was it sarcasm?) seriously. My intention is to use AI without
causing annoyance, though it seems I might not have succeeded this time.
The last thing I want is to avoid contributing my own human thoughts and
opinions to the discussion. That said, when we’re dealing with unknown
facts,
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