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Riley Yung

@karkwonk

I run a bug instagram. Former SpaceX, Commonwealth Fusion, 2nd grade coach’s pitch mvp

Beigetreten Ocak 2016
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Riley Yung
Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@spiderking232 Also, very importantly, the implication is that bad things will happen if no one joins the posse or does anything about the thugs. That is not the case in the red/blue question
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spiderking23@spiderking232·
Unlike all of the different wordings of the Button Dillemma, this actually IS a totally different scenario. We would know how many people are in the Posse already, and how many more are needed. This isn't a gamble. You know for a fact what other people choose.
West of Lourdes | VT@west_of_lourdes

An actual analogy for the button question: the High Noon Dilemma The sheriff is rounding a posse to kick out a gang of thugs. The thugs will kill the sheriff and everyone in the posse unless 30% of the men in town join the posse, in which case they leave. Do you join the posse?

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Joam Luxurious
Joam Luxurious@JxnW·
You are asked a hypothetical question that reveals your moral character. Pushing red button announces to the world that you are cowardly. Pushing blue shows you are heroic. There are no other consequences because it is a hypothetical. You can just lie. It’s a hypothetical.
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@imkikosuarez Blue WINNING guarantees that everyone lives. But you have no control over who wins.
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@imkikosuarez I think this is the fundamental misunderstanding of many blue voters (reds have their own misunderstandings) Voting blue does not guarantee anything.
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Kiko Suarez
Kiko Suarez@imkikosuarez·
Actually blue guarantees everyone lives while red only guarantees YOU live It shows your trust in humanity vs believing that everyone is on the same level of narcissism as you
Rupak@Rup4kC

Everyone’s is pressing the red button right? The blue button is just stupid, there’s no benefit to anyone, just pick the red and move on, no one dies, 100% survival Picking the blue is like tryna be the main character when we can avoid everything lol

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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@TenszNeumann @dead_baseball I think most red voters would certainly take a 50/50 gamble to save 4 billion people. That’s way different than the original question. I’m a red voter and would probably accept even a perceived 1% chance of saving 4 billion people (with 99% chance of a defector killing me)
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Tensz el Michi Libertario
Tensz el Michi Libertario@TenszNeumann·
@dead_baseball Only when X=1 you are garantee to survive when pressing blue. If X>1 then you are gambling with your life, so you press red. Some people just are not willing to gamble with their lives on the line. Not too hard to understand.
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Baseball's Not Dead
Baseball's Not Dead@dead_baseball·
Let's say red is up by 1 vote. There's only two people left in the world to vote, you and someone else, and you both know red is up by 1 vote. Which one do you press? Let's say red is up by 2 votes. 3 people left to vote. Which one do you press? (cont)
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Hazel Appleyard
Hazel Appleyard@HazelAppleyard·
$10 per push-up or $1 million?
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@Robotbeat Granted I grew up in a small town, but by age 11 I was certainly allowed to bike anywhere in town on my own (3-4 mile radius). Hell it was a mile just walking to school in 3rd grade
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Rob@rugbyyob·
@KJdaMAN11pogo @Gibhunter @30SecondYou @HazelAppleyard 50 pushs 4 times a day (can be done in minutes) = $2000 a day or $730,000 a year. 3 years in you would be on $2.2m. No way a $1m gets that high that quickly even with 20% annual return for 3 years.
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flntwd@flntwd·
@raines1220 Good point. It’s possible there are many more robotaxis in operation than currently reported.
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Raines@raines1220·
Robotaxi Tracker has only 89 riders reporting their rides in Austin, and they’ve logged just 8,152 miles in total. Meanwhile, Austin Robotaxi has probably accumulated 1–2 million miles, meaning only about ~0.5% of the miles have been reported. From that ~0.5% of reported miles, 19 unique unsupervised Robotaxis have been discovered in Austin, and people are laughing about it. Well, to be honest, I’m laughing at you. Imagine I deploy 10 people to take Uber every day and count how many unique cars they discover. On the first day, they report discovering 10 cars. On the second day, they report another 10 cars (20 in total) Several days later, they report that 100 unique cars have been discovered in total (a pretty small number, right?). Then I can finally make fun of Uber: “Look! Uber only has 100 cars. How pathetic!”
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
If there were many more cars than riders reporting, you would expect a new car to be discovered almost every trip (like your uber example). But based on the mileage, the 89 riders have an avg of 10 rides each. Which means of the 19 cars discovered, they have each been reported an average of ~46 times. Very unlikely we are missing many (if any) cars.
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@quijaking @KyleJamesOlson @Gzalzi @YuletideFrost Ofc a few people do actually jump in front of a train, but people are dying all the time. If this experiment was run and the same number of people died as jump in front of trains on a daily basis, that would unfortunately just be a normal day
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
Clearly from the polls/discussion there is not a reality where 8 billion people pick red. But as a red-instinct person, that is actually little surprising. There are plenty of things that ~all 8 billion people don't do, simply because we are not that dumb. ~All 8 billion people don't jump in front of a train. All 8 billion people don't walk naked into the sahara desert at noon. All 8 billion people don't eat raw roadkill. My first instinct upon reading the question is that not pressing blue is equally as obvious as the examples above, so actually no one is going to do it. Again, it is clear that is wrong, but you can perhaps understand why this is exasperating to red voters
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@catehall Almost certainly there are lower tranches with partial payouts
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Freeman⚓️💪🏽
Freeman⚓️💪🏽@Emmachuuks·
What is that one exercise that hits all muscle groups?
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Riley Yung@karkwonk·
@KenKirtland17 It's probably: 1. A tiered payout structure with that being the final tier/tranche (that's how the tesla ones were I believe) 2. Partially a marketing stunt for the IPO
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Robotbeat🗽 ➐
Robotbeat🗽 ➐@Robotbeat·
@KenKirtland17 1) he says he wants to live to 100 (neither more nor less). 2) mortality is a great motivator. 3) it’s less ambitious than the 100TW of compute stipulation.
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