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by Lwepz 4y ago
This is promising. I suppose these funds will also help address the vulnerability of the US power grid to cyberattacks, due to its heavy reliance on a small set of critical nodes. The following article from early 2022 gives a thorough yet c
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by Lwepz 4y ago
>When you have a big concept in the back of your mind, it becomes a filter that everything you experience runs through This is so true, to the point where sometimes you feel possessed by the concept and not the other way around. The con
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by Lwepz 4y ago
Dogs might might be better learners and problem solvers than cats but your statement doesn't make any sense.
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by Lwepz 4y ago
For those interested, here is a talk by Gemma De La Cuevas that tackles those fascinating tangled hierarchies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Q2gF1PImZw
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by Lwepz 4y ago
>I would start by simply putting everyone through a course in deductive reasoning at the earliest age possible Indeed. This would help ensure people's brains' transition function is stable enough to perform faultless computatio
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by Lwepz 4y ago
>research and quote all the works done over the last 10 years or so by researchers in this space!! I totally understand your point and appreciate you linking those resources, however I think it's important to remember that the autho
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by Lwepz 4y ago
Splendid article. I was thinking that perhaps walking the readers of our code through our architectural decisions(and not just through what our code does) is a good way to lessen their cognitive load. This helps identify decisions that
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by Lwepz 4y ago
"23. Has anyone ever compared how long it takes to reach a workable level of understanding of a software system with and without UML diagrams or other graphical notations? More generally, is there any correlation between the amount or
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by Lwepz 4y ago
It's clear that the next frontier is to have 3D-space instead of image space transitions. Language itself is very static and action verbs are not enough to specify scene dynamics. I suppose we would need: A. an enriched version of natu
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by Lwepz 4y ago
>Now try properly aligning with an "entity" that thinks nothing like you, has a vastly different set of experiences, doesn't know how to count, and has no real concept of physical mechanisms (and more). The biggest issue w
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by Lwepz 4y ago
>it can’t understand the underlying realities in which its paintings are based and generalize those into novel situations, styles, or ideas it has never seen before As long as we keep putting a greater emphasis on the final output than w
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Harmony Explained: Progress Towards a Scientific Theory of Music(arxiv.org)
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by Lwepz 4y ago
Sometimes that point exists in a region of concepts that isn't touched by anyone directly, so you have no clue what its exact location is, hence you can't concentrate your energy on it. What you can do, however is identify the co
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Dream Fields(ajayj.com)
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Beyond Audio and Video: Using Claytronics to Enable Pario (2009)(ojs.aaai.org)
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If We Succeed(amacad.org)
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Preventing extreme polarization of political attitudes(pnas.org)
90 points by Lwepz 5y ago|289 comments
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Forced to settle for a nonideal job? Here’s how to make the most of it(science.org)
52 points by Lwepz 5y ago|14 comments
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by Lwepz 5y ago
Free Guy(2021) https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6264654/
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by Lwepz 5y ago
Great article, OP! >Could we do more to make programming an accessible activity to the 99% of people who don’t program, by putting greater emphasis on intuitive physical analogs? I think this would have to be done carefully. Being able t
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by Lwepz 5y ago
Can seasoned Blender users can visualize and compose Geometry Node graphs in their minds? It seems to me that it would be pretty hard, simply because of their clunky design. In my opinion, the only thing missing from Blender's amazing
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by Lwepz 5y ago
" “Music is really some kind of a magic,” says Tchernichovski. “It has no meaning. And yet, we like it, and we engage in it, and it gives meaning to our lives.” " I think of that "magic" in music as more of a "proto
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Habits of Mind: An organizing principle for mathematics curriculum(promys.org)
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Complex system science allows us to see new paths forward(aeon.co)
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by Lwepz 6y ago
You should take a look at Denis Villeneuve's Arrival(2016) if you haven't already. It explores this concept in a very peculiar yet thought-provoking way. That aside, I think that If in the future somehow manage to make effective u
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AI and the Future of Civilization(edge.org)
2 points by Lwepz 6y ago|0 comments