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Kap
@jkap44
Data, not Dogma #SuperBowlSuperBrowns Partner & Chief A.I. Officer Foundation A.I. Advisory
Cleveland, OH Katılım Haziran 2010
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@NickParadies I mean it's an opinion so I can see the alternate perspective and disagree. it's not making a strong case that that you're just crying in my replies about that.
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baseball: more northern sport played by more southern players
football: more southern sport played by more southern players
ice hockey: more northern sport played by more northern players
????: more southern sport played by more northern players
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@MarcusMason111 @DuncanSmithNBA What does common sense say when you know about the law of large numbers and variance?
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The AI chatbot agreed with and validated your perspective? Interesting, you must be on to something
Mark Cuban@mcuban
The more I think about it and discuss it with @claudeai 🤷♂️, the more I believe this would increase parity as well. Shorter games = more upsets
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@rich_r_k @dieworkwear He described mate selection preferences, not survival, and certainly not NEARLY long enough to be biologically updated to the source code.
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@jkap44 @dieworkwear He literally just described to you a time period where what we see as physical markers of physical strength were not desirable, nor critical to survival. And since we’ve been a social species for millennia, saying one thing was ideal for survival is simply inaccurate
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it's hard for me to identify masculine virtues that i don't think are just general virtues, such as courage, integrity, and temperance. manosphere virtues seem to revolve around physical strength, money, and sex. these are rooted in narcissism, which is not a virtue
Rory Sutherland@rorysutherland
All manosphere influencers seem to think they have worked out masculinity from first principles, free of social norms. But if you transplanted them to the last century, people would have assumed they were bizarrely vain. You didn't see DI Burnside on The Bill going to a gym unless it was to arrest the proprietor.
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BREAKING: Teamworks to Acquire Pro Football Focus
wideleft.football/p/breaking-tea…
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Low-agency people conserve their energy by accepting constraints quickly. High-agency people burn energy testing constraints constantly. One optimizes for peace, the other for possibility.
Kpaxs@Kpaxs
Low-agency people look at the world and ask "What am I allowed to do?" High-agency people look at the world and ask "What can I make happen?" Same world. Completely different operating system.
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No it doesn’t. It’s ugly as sin.
Football’s Greatest Moments@FBGreatMoments
The Buffalo Bills’ new stadium looks incredible from the air 👀
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@RuiterWrongFAN Burke is too big. Can't redevelop Burke, Bedrock, brookpark AND the stadium site. The economics do not support it, someone has to lose. Stadium was by far the best use of that property.
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Once #Browns move to Brook Park, hopefully the freed up land from the existing stadium will be redeveloped correctly and make the lakefront a destination for everyone
Relle da 5’5”@BeForRelle
Every major city uses their waterfront so much better than Cleveland does man It’s not even a contest Even the other ones around the Great Lakes
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Wharton researchers gave nearly 1,000 high school math students access to ChatGPT during practice problems
Result: chatGPT is the perfect trap.
Look at the red bars.
Students with ChatGPT crushed their practice sessions.
The basic ChatGPT group solved more problems and those on the "tutor" version did even more.
Now look at the gray bars. That's the exam.
No AI allowed.
The ChatGPT group scored 17% worse than kids who practiced with zero technology.
And the fancy tutor version?
No better than working alone.
The researchers called AI a "crutch."
When they analyzed what students actually typed into ChatGPT, most of them just wrote - “What’s the answer?”
The kicker: students who used ChatGPT believed it hadn't hurt their learning.
They were confidently wrong.
This is the AI trap in education.
Outsourcing your thinking.
Of course, lots of half-baked AI literacy curricula being rolled out in schools now
Let’s of course ignore that basic literacy (the ability to read) is possible for <50% of 8th graders
Source: Bastani et al. (2025), "Generative AI Can Harm Learning," PNAS
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This is funny. I used to tell students "Answer the question I should have asked you rather than the one I did ask you." Works for a similar reason. As a Prof, you don't always know how to prompt a student any more than a user always knows how to prompt an LLM.
Dan McAteer@daniel_mac8
This is amazing. Do this.
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Your reminder that stadiums have significant negative externalities.
tampabay.com/news/2026/03/2…
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@Chancellorpen The universe is a puzzle that wants to be solved, it's designed to reward curiosity.
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Humans have, somewhere deep in their motivational architecture, a drive that functions almost independently of consequences.
It's a kind an Icarus instinct.
It's the thing that made early aviators strap themselves into machines that killed roughly half the people who flew them.
Kpaxs@Kpaxs
This is both the most honest thing I've ever read and also the most terrifying: scientists are just people who are completely addicted to the high of figuring things out.
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PhD in economics here! 1kg of steel is heavier than 1kg of feathers!
tanya@Tanya_Sabrinaaa
phd in physics here! i think it's a great idea :)
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@mikepratt Because nothing I say will change their mind
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When deciding, you should always steel-man the opposing argument if you're actually truth-seeking
Andrej Karpathy@karpathy
- Drafted a blog post - Used an LLM to meticulously improve the argument over 4 hours. - Wow, feeling great, it’s so convincing! - Fun idea let’s ask it to argue the opposite. - LLM demolishes the entire argument and convinces me that the opposite is in fact true. - lol The LLMs may elicit an opinion when asked but are extremely competent in arguing almost any direction. This is actually super useful as a tool for forming your own opinions, just make sure to ask different directions and be careful with the sycophancy.
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@dieworkwear I mean that physical strength was critical to survival for most of our history, and we're shaped by all those selective pressures. Yes, it can be taken to toxic levels, that's what I meant by the dose is the poison
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