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   by FailMore 2y ago

   I also agree with those who say that sleep has multiple purposes. REM sleep typically starts four hours into a sleep cycle, after the “deep cleaning” work seems to be done. This would suggest that the brain is prioritising its basic functio
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   by FailMore 2y ago

   In the article, the author writes: > Why devote this kind of energy to the creation of wildly imaginative and highly emotional nocturnal experiences for an audience of one? I think that this is a mistake. The audience size is greater tha
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   by FailMore 2y ago

   Saving for later, thanks!
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   by FailMore 2y ago

   Saving for later
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   by FailMore 3y ago

   I'm not sure I'm afraid. The best understanding I have is that even though we may not remember our dreams we still do have them (i.e. if you were woken in REM sleep you would likely recall a dream). We remember dreams using the ne
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   by FailMore 3y ago

   I am not familiar with Strattera. What does it do?
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   by FailMore 3y ago

   I wrote a paper on the relationship between the regions of the brain responsible for day dreaming (or the default mode network) and the dramatically reduced norepinephrine levels that occur (80% below waking) during REM sleep and the conten
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   by FailMore 3y ago

   I have not read this article. I am sad to see it here. I am Jewish and Hacker News has been my one sanctuary from all that has been going on. I feel a dreadful sadness about this whole situation, and unfortunately I have found that any issu
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   by FailMore 3y ago

   There is an interesting book called the Dao of Capital that relates this phenomena and the attempts to stop wildfires with interest rates and the boom bust cycle in the economy.
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Thank you, I thought that was great
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    A pleasure to read a post that is what it is and does not try to turn into something grandiose. Thanks
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    I dig it and love ants. Don't think I have time to help but thanks for making the ants :)
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Great read thank you
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    The authors/others interested in anxiety, may be interested in the paper: Dreaming Is the Inverse of Anxious Mind-Wandering: https://psyarxiv.com/k6trz Written by me and discussed on HN here: https://news.yc
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Really enjoyed. Very nice to have a new concept inserted into your brain! And well written to boot
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Commenting to remember. Looks good
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Remember
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Commenting to remind myself later
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    I have the same chair too! And black out screen issues!
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Think it's great
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    Nice, can I have conversations? It’s not clear on mob how to do this vs. Just one prompt
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    About to do my kitchen too
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    by FailMore 3y ago

    I think more can be said about this. The natural state of the mind is quiet, but it takes a specific type of work to undo the bits that make it unquiet. The bit that make it unquiet nearly always the same, or rather a variation on the same
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    by FailMore 4y ago

    How did you use CGPT to write an application? I understand how to use it to solve simple problems, but not create an application
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    by FailMore 4y ago

    Would you mind talking more about your luck surface area idea?
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    by FailMore 4y ago

    Not remembering dreams is quite common. Norepinephrine is associated with long term memory formation, but acetylcholine is associated with your short term memory (e.g. remembering some random digits). When you dream acetylcholine is high. T
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    by FailMore 4y ago

    It's not such a good idea to choose what you dream. I hold a bit of a niche view on the functionality of dreaming, although I believe eventual research will hold me in good stead. When one looks at the neurology of REM sleep, it is har
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    by FailMore 4y ago

    If that’s the price point per month I don’t know if it will sustain. I feel like there will be a lot of companies like this? I imagine there will be some downward pricing pressure
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    by FailMore 4y ago

    Thank you for a concise article
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    by FailMore 4y ago

    How do you think Google will fare in the world of AI? From the outside it feels like Google has the lead in tech, but reading this article makes me question the management/if they can use that advantage to win in the long run