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Ganonmaster

@thomasfuchs Society glorifies the stories of successful salesmen, not the engineers whose innovations they sold.

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Air Adam

@ganonmaster @thomasfuchs I remember thinking this as a child after reading the story of Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs in a computer magazine!

shrimp eating mammal đŸĻ

@ganonmaster @thomasfuchs "society" has nothing to do with it. don't blame everyone for the lousy behavior of a handful of rich sociopaths who've captured the media

Ganonmaster

@walruslifestyle I just see this as the net result of the system we exist in. Please don't misinterpret my post as an indictment of all the people who make up our society. There are obvious nuances to be found that a simple statement like that one doesn't express.

shrimp eating mammal đŸĻ

@ganonmaster OK i understand. i just wonder what the value is in implicating society at large when it'd be not so hard to name individuals. if anything i feel like society pushes us in the direction of not naming names especially when they're the names of the powerful. but i get it.

Thomas 🔭🕹ī¸

@asdflushy @ganonmaster I never get over how good humans are at solving certain super hard problems

The TSP, in particular the Euclidean variant of the problem, has attracted the attention of researchers in cognitive psychology. It has been observed that humans are able to produce near-optimal solutions quickly, in a close-to-linear fashion, with performance that ranges from 1% less efficient, for graphs with 10–20 nodes, to 11% less efficient for graphs with 120 nodes.
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@thomasfuchs

I feel the same every time a techbro tries to tell me a shit 1080p camera is better than a human eye. Not just at resolving an image but for image processing as well.

The crass and gross understanding of how good even a poor human is at doing stuff is why these people think they can replace them, or pay them slave wages.

@asdflushy @ganonmaster

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