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The essay examines the moral aspects of human genetic editing, analyzing the principle of procreative beneficence (PPB) and the implications of genetic enhancement. The author discusses whether parents should choose genetically enhanced children if the technology is available and addresses potential objections.
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The article investigates the origin of a popular anecdote about a pottery experiment where students evaluated based on quantity produced better quality work than those focused on quality. The author traced the story to its source in the book 'Art & Fear' by David Bayles and Ted Orland, finding it was not a scientific study but an anecdotal account. The experiment's methodology and results are described as lacking rigorous scientific validation.
yesterdayLessWrongRobin Hanson did not invent the concept of a martingale process, but he popularized the idea that probability assignments should form a martingale. This concept is linked to the Efficient Markets Hypothesis, which states that short-term price movements cannot be predicted. The idea was developed earlier, but Hanson contributed to its visibility.
5 days agoGitHubStrata is an inference engine that allows Qwen3.8-Flash-Next to run on consumer hardware with a one-click install for Windows and Linux. It supports OpenAI and Anthropic APIs on localhost and includes optional image input.
19 days agoHacker NewsWhistle is a speech-to-text model with a size of 16.9 MB.
5 days agoHugging FaceHugging Face model card for abenzerps/Qwen-Image-2.1-Uncensored-Quantized. Task identifier: text-to-image. Follow the source link for details.
23 days agoHacker NewsGuitoro is a free browser-based virtual guitar that uses real instrument recordings, allowing users to strum with a keyboard, mouse, or touchscreen. It offers various guitar types, chord visualization, and practice tools like slow playback and tuners.
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