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Problems with Bayesianism & How To Solve Them

I get either Generic Bayesian¹ or Wittgensteinian

¹: Which is totally true tbh, I talked the gf's ears off yesterday about Problems with Bayesianism & How To Solve Them

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@pixx @foone Yeah, planets will have to be protected, wiggled around stochastically or just plain abandoned

See also gwern.net/colder-war

I think the question of interstellar warfare is really tricky. Grand Futures has a whole appendix on this, but the impression I get is that within the distance of a few parsec this is indeed a problem (objects/lasers can be aimed ~okay easily), but over larger scales you're safe because aiming/stochastic motion of large bodies becomes a problem

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@rime They need to add a whole lot of other stuff to unicode, e.g. sub/superscripts for at least all latin characters, a dollar sign with two bars, and probably some others I'm forgetting (niplav.site/notes.html#Pet_Pee)

@rime I actually don't have Autohotkey! I'm using neo-layout.org/ and

vis-digraph |
dmenu -l 10 -nf black -nb white -sb '' -fn $FONT |
awk '{ print($2) }' |
tr -d '\n' |
xsel -psb

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@Paradox It's gonna get a lot of use by me as well—when I don't get something, I just send ␅

@Paradox Hm.

⍼,
ꙮ,
ཹ,
𒈙,
(​) (zero-width space),
₻,
␅,
123456⁄123456 (fraction slash)

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@V @nova

Well, I would consider pure replicators propagating to not be *eu*genics, on the account that they are not very *good*¹.

¹: qri.org/blog/universal-plot

Have you considered not converting physical tension into philosophical despair

Someone should tell Jim Simons about Effective Altriusm

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