N_Lens

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by N_Lens 1y ago
I believe practices like holotropic breathwork are somewhat more forceful than typical pranayama.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Actually already peaked.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Bots often rotate the UA too, their entire goal is to get through and scrape as much content as possible, using any means possible.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Total global debt is estimated in excess of 100trillion. We have everything we need to thrive, but we're living within a self created system of indenture for most people. Why don't we just change the rules?
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by N_Lens 1y ago
I would argue that a significant proportion of people are unable to act in their own immediate best interest - they actively make choices that create their misery, sometimes even knowingly punishing themselves. How much less are they able t
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by N_Lens 1y ago
OpenAI have moved towards enshittifying their core product. I also moved to Claude.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Relax buddy, it’s not a job interview. You’re just in the comment section of a HN post.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
I think you’re just telling on what kind of mentor you are with your comment.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
It’s a requirement for the C-suite to always be aware of which way the wind is currently blowing.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Exceptionalism seems to be a phase in our developmental journey, and a feature of certain stages of conscious development. For example, in Chinese, China is called “the middle kingdom”, with the characters 中国. You can see that the first cha
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Petition to call vibe coders “dildos” (coz they’re vibing right?)
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Just a ritual, the design is Very Human!
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by N_Lens 1y ago
The comparison is still remarkable, doubly so for the reason you mention. Evolution is like Kaizen where modern LLMs have been like a transformative leap.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
We know that biological neural networks learn faster and orders of magnitude more efficiently than synthetic neural nets. The amount of data/stimulus required to teach a growing human language, motor, social and a variety of other skil
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by N_Lens 1y ago
You seem to be an LLM
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Reminds me of that old chestnut - “if the human brain were simpler to understand, we wouldn’t be smart enough to do so”
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by N_Lens 1y ago
This article 2 links deep had better technical details - https://community.arm.com/arm-community-blogs/b/mobile-graph... Upscaling solution mainly targeted at mobile gaming, with an 'AI pipeline' for ups
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by N_Lens 1y ago
ChooChoo!
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Your comment kind of reminds me of old school Winamp and its skins.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Enter me - a CBT enthusiast!
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Ah yes, a very pertinent article for HN!
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by N_Lens 1y ago
The current financial system and various corporations see the majority of consumers like livestock - a kind of resource to be exploited. It's better to be free range organic though, in my humble opinion, but the majority seem to be tre
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Well, the I in MBA stands for Intelligence!
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by N_Lens 1y ago
At this rate one could probably automate the low effort project -> HN post pipeline
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by N_Lens 1y ago
It's so ungoogleable.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Better in every way since this is posted to HN!
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by N_Lens 1y ago
From the website: "The internationally acclaimed 'Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial' conference is our annual global conference held in a different city each year since 2004. It regularly attracts over 1,000 practi
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Economics seems more like a religion than science, with how much fundamental belief and perceptions seem to influence outcomes.
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Why that's exactly what we desperately need - more "rule the world" egos!
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by N_Lens 1y ago
Thanks for the sensible chuckle.

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