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I am one of these people. I have polymorphisms in the DNM1 and DNM3 gene which I believe causes my OCD and Asperger’s. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37132416/
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Penrose and other talk about this and how it’s possible in the noisy wet messy environment of the human brain. https://www.pbs.org/video/was-penrose-right-new-evidence-for... Just cause we don’t understand it yet does
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to understand that nano tubules interact with microtubules is part of the answer to your question. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221137971... And you’re talking about transporting “things
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Wow, this is such an odd response. There’s plenty of research that link microtubules to consciousness. I don’t understand this pushback other than one being sped in a certain scientific dogma that doesn’t allow new thoughts or questioning t
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I agree, and I was about to post the same thing. The idea of quantum processes fueling consciousness is my latest obsession. Specifically because I have genetic polymorphisms in the DNM3 gene that help maintain the functionality of these mi
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1y ago
Louis Rossmann has been going of a lot about Flock lately, and not only in Austin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQxQpzNSNZU&pp=0gcJCfwJAYcqI...
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1y ago
Why not just get rid of it? Your anxiety is triggered from the past, not the present. We have lived without these devices in perfect safety and security for a long time. Simplify and be free!
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1y ago
I disagree. Fear is the tool authoritarians use to control people. First they make you fear the other, then they make you fear their force. When your fear the other the consent is internal.
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1y ago
When one is fascinated with building a gear, they might not see the machine they are creating. AI/Surveillance are only gears in the machine.
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1y ago
Some serious boycotts need to be happening, and soon. I do not care if this was an R or a D administration, this has been out of control and just getting worse. This is us against the oligarchs, not us against each other. And something make
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Thank you! Downloading Waterfox now and spreading the word! This AI jamming its way into everything needs to end.
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I don’t use it a lot and I keep it plugged in some majority of the time. It only charges to 80%. I also occasionally, probably every month, drain the battery to zero. Also, the majority of time it’s been in my van, which is pretty chilly mo
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I don’t think it’s the fact that it’s plugged in so much. I used mine plugged in pretty much all the time. It only charges to 80% but every once in a while, I drain it down to zero. I do live in a cooler climate as well and I probably don’t
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I still have 94% of my battery health left on my 2020 M1, and I have all the speed I need as a casual, avergae user.
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Yeah, I am using a 2020 Macbook Air M1 with macOS 15.7.1 (which I am about to install Ashasi Linux) and I have no issues as a casual user. For most people who use macbooks I see no reason to but an M5 or M4 over an M1.
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Gmail, for instance has a way to store email offline via the web. Fastmail does not. The app aloows this functionality as far as I know. And it holds this data outside of your browser which I feel is more secure.
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First, I need my van. My van is my house. > Burning 1000 gallons of motor fuel has the same GHG impact as 300 million uses of Google Gemini, and the CO2 impact of local inference on a Mac is even less Still, even lets say your number are
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I am in the US, and thanks for that link. I am of the opinion that the Climate Crisis should be the number one focus for everyone right now. So, to keep this on point, Apple making a faster chip is not on my climate change agenda and anythi
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I live in a van full time. I have a 200w solar panel and a 1500w output solar battery that powers everything I use, mostly for cooking, sometimes heat. I also poop in the woods a lot. :) I do not use the internet much really. Driving is my
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Yeah, I agree, they have a captive audience for sure. But they still need to satisfy share holders. If people are failing to upgrade that is a problem. And the battery drain on my iPhone 16e on Glass was horrific. I know casual users who di
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Some commenters already answered for me. To me there is no real use benefit. I am rather a simple user and it seems to take up space on the phone as well. I refuse to use iCloud so space is important to me since photography is what I do the
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Is it functional yet? Last I looked at it was about a year ago. Do you have any real use experience of it?
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This right here is moving me back to GrapheneOS and Linux. I was lucky enough to be able to uninstall Liquid glAss before the embargo. I will miss the power efficiency of my M1, but the trade off keep looking better and better. being poor,
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I am wondering if Apple's focus is off lately with this drive for AI. So far all they are showing in that presentation is that I can have "the ability to transform 2D photos into spatial scenes in the Photos app, or generating a P
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I applaud Fastmail for this move. The average internet user is not you or me on HN and they have no idea what Thunderbird is. So why not make it easier for people to switch from the Big Thee email accounts that invade your privacy to Fastma
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Fentanyl overdoses among seniors surge 9k% – A hidden crisis few saw coming
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do you think I’m a Christian or something? Because I’m not. And I’m not staying the state owns his life, I’m saying I don’t know who owns it. I’m saying that’s a really difficult philosophical question. But in the United States, you cannot
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I’ve been nothing but nice on this comment thread. If you disagree with me but can’t gather the words to explain yourself It’s no reason to call me a name for your lack of vocabulary or understanding.
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I am not stating either the above. I am only stating I don’t know what happens after we die. So to me dying is not a guarantee of some relief of my suffering. It’s just a logical statement. There’s no religion behind it. Do you know what ha
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Does he own his life? How can a thing own itself? Did he obtain this life or was his life giving to him by his parents? If he was created by his parents do his parents own his life? Are we even sure that our life ends when we die? I’ve had
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