Gooblebrai

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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
> I am just mind blown if a non tech person like me can do this much then what's the ceiling for people who are Technical Slight irrelevant because when it comes to business, the most important part is finding customers and selling
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
Not on image generation
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
Any specific recommendations?
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
The world of uncertainty and the idea that we might not be able to understand everything or control it as much as we'd like. It seems to me a lot of the modern "tech-bro culture" is trying to control the future and reduce unc
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Siddhartha (1922): Competence Porn – before it was cool(acxreviews.robennals.org)
5 points by Gooblebrai 4mo ago|2 comments
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
Strange Days
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
> I have a hard time seeing why molecules could produce consciousness from an electro-chemical path, but not from a purely electrical path. Do you have any particular reasoning behind this? I could equally say that I have a hard time see
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
> You have them because some signals come in from your nerves, which your brain turns into a world model. You are effectively a "brain in a vat", the vat just happens to be placed on top of your body I think we give too much cr
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Against the Singularity Hypothesis (2024)(link.springer.com)
13 points by Gooblebrai 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
Fair point on the outsourcing. Although I'd argue that one practical difference is that one device doesn't distract you from being present when you have the person in front of you (presumably because you will have to read the deta
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
Sorry that you have to deal with this condition. What method do you use currently to help with recognising them?
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
> have an instant summary in front of you you reminding you of someone's birthday, the names of their kids "How much outsourcing of your mind do you want to give to technology?" "Yes" If you really can't rem
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
> consistent on X for 3 months Is the audience of your SaaS on X?
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The Stamp Collector (2015)(mindingourway.com)
2 points by Gooblebrai 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
Can you tell more technical details on how did you approach the research?
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by Gooblebrai 4mo ago
Software engineers with a network and sales skills
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
I'm curious, before you knew about this article, why were you willing to be an organ donor?
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
Source: Bioenhancement Center (SMAC), Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
That's what I love about this short in particular. Existential Sci-Fi!
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
> the doctor explained to me that I would be awake for part of the procedure, but the anesthesia meant that I would have no memory of it The short story "Transition Dreams" by Greg Egan touches on this concept
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
Suspected so at midway reading. Sad, because I think he has an interesting point but he started going too long on it and that's where I started to question the writing
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There Is a Soul, but Not a Transcendent One(noemamag.com)
3 points by Gooblebrai 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
I might not be understanding the tool, but how are you achieving this purpose? > to disincentivize anyone from posting AI writing, and eventually images and video as well, on the internet.
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
Good quote. Doesn't apply well to this situation tho.
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
> Take a data structures and algorithms course Any recommendations?
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
Biotech, neurotech, medical devices. Intersection of biology and technology
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
> it degrades the idea of human consciousness or soul, calling it a fiction I guess they usually mean that is fiction the part of the story where is said that it is separated from the brain
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
Mind expanding further?
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Ask HN: Who got hired with Who wants to be hired? (On 2026)
18 points by Gooblebrai 5mo ago|11 comments
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by Gooblebrai 5mo ago
> You lock people for decades in the madhouse which leaves only escapism as a coping mechanism and then act surprised when they continue to escape. This is so good I feel the need of framing it!

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