Marshferm

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CCP's Fourth Plenum: Priority Industries in China's 15th Five Year Plan(twitter.com)
2 points by Marshferm 11mo ago|0 comments
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Reputational consequences of victim signaling: Victimhood decreases status(sciencedirect.com)
16 points by Marshferm 11mo ago|5 comments
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Don’t get high on your own supply.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Words have zero access to thoughts “We refute (based on empirical evidence) claims that humans use linguistic representations to think.” Ev Fedorenko Language Lab MIT 2024
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Surveillance is the movie, radio, TV watching you. Not so prefereable.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
It can’t be LLMs they’re incompatible with thought.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Excellent points.
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Mind captioning: Evolving descriptive text of mental content of brain activity(science.org)
25 points by Marshferm 11mo ago|18 comments
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
How is this technology publicly accessible without the disclaimer: text landmine warning! do not treat this shit seriously.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Patriarchy using mythological thought causality isn’t working for all people.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
You mean they’ve been forthright we’re in a military takeover of the United States? The media isn’t the problem, it’s the idea we use stories to ‘communicate’ intentions. It’s a dead zone format. It turns us all into supplicants.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
There is no narrow sense, it's a paradoxical phrase, like conduit metaphor. Intelligence can never be artificial. Math is never a model that reaches sentience. Software is neither engineering nor is it science. It inhabits some bizarre
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Who Considers Terrorism Justifiable? ML Analysis Across 65 States(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Maybe it's "completely blinded to everything except aggregating short-term value."
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Philosophical truths, or empirical discoveries, demonstrations are not merely crafted, they are thresholds in and of themselves. The math is always separate from the theoretical leap. We may replace math eventually with a more precise syste
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Right, but then it's A/B cog-sci, which I think is no longer science, but practice completely under software, and in a sense, practice that's no longer science, but behavioral modification.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Which means software is trapped behind the evolutionary lens. And without a direct connection between goal and method, it's like an out of control path to extinction.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
If I understand your analogy correctly, what science in involved directly in software dev other than used directly in already existing models like medicine? (and even this isn't exactly science, as medicine is practice, not analytic di
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Cortical latency predicts reading fluency late childhood to early adolescence(sciencedirect.com)
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
The math serves the outcomes, not the other way around.
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
The binary was always a kind of hallucination from real events. It's a toy model that uniquely (and mostly poorly) fits in our reality as simula. This article demonstrates Baudrillard was more accurate than The Matrix, ie the simula be
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Dolphins trapped in algae bloom display signs of Alzheimer's disease(nature.com)
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
The interesting thing: exposing the VOD and streaming-as-pasture-grazing numbers merely proves the linear complex is even less profitable as theatrical declines. Here’s where banks tell everyone how Netflix, even saddled in debt, is the onl
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Remember, there are no algorithms in nature. The binary has a different relationship to data in and of itself (data is analog). When we speak of syntactical essence, we’re speaking more than simply AI, I’m including the binary cauterization
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Can we imagine how Steve Jobs would have been the odd man out? Forced to run for president to tame the data harvesting state. There’s a pedantic shrillness to Musk, Ellison, Thiel, Altman, Zuckerberg, Hoffmann et al in the data as resource
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
All of it lacks any connection to senses, emotions and particularly, motor cortexes. Ie, there’s no syntactical flow. It has no essence. No drop offs, it’s a kind of grammatical static and that includes the imagery. How engineers thought th
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
See also: https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262049658/blunt-instrument/
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by Marshferm 11mo ago
Probable considering differences in East West perceptions os space/scenes/objects.
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Neanderthal cave art Cognitive archaeology: art served to tame fears of the dark(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by Marshferm 11mo ago|1 comments
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Long-lived gamma ray burst unlike any other seen(scientificamerican.com)
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