NobleLie

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by NobleLie 3y ago
A mirror of ourselves*
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by NobleLie 3y ago
Imagine symptoms improving being in the placebo group? What are the statistics on that ?
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by NobleLie 3y ago
I believe you are asking OP? If you were asking me, this software is very minimal and not going to compete with zotero for an unknown time frame. What's your current need after using zotero? (Just curious) --- That being said, I reall
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by NobleLie 4y ago
Better than the average human professional...at taking tests. Not better at being a useful doctor able to intake a patient and get to the bottom of an unspecified disease. Both doctors and AI are generally poor at doctoring. Only a small
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by NobleLie 4y ago
Spoken word into microphone implementation: Run run control with speed argument 100. AI: "Scheduling you for a speech therapist session to work on your stutter"
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by NobleLie 4y ago
Well I did claim he should know that. Maybe he does, maybe he doesn't. If he does, that jumps this ship into conspiracy territory (conspiring to belittle those concerned, without evidence) and he doesn't, he should be immediate
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by NobleLie 4y ago
Wow. I think the last non negligible accident including vinyl chloride was 2012, and it was ~6x less bulk volume than this one (20k gallons as opposed to 120k) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5776704&#
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by NobleLie 4y ago
ChatGPT, what is the best way to cook an egg? "Before I dive into answering your question, let me take a quick moment to advertise a completely unrelated product. Have you ever found yourself in the middle of an intense workout, only t
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by NobleLie 4y ago
"Let me run the reverse reverse migration script again"
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by NobleLie 4y ago
The manufactured new normal. I feel you, anon.
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by NobleLie 4y ago
Where did you learn that the brain works by simply predicting the next most likely word in a sentence? Tertiary note: I'm also a programmer and a researcher. It's failed pretty hard on both. Faking sources of medical / biol
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by NobleLie 4y ago
I don't think the genome has a specific length of the tail (33 is a consensus length) During genomic assays, the poly a tail will not be a specific length, but a single consensus sequence is still provided. This was also posted in the
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by NobleLie 4y ago
Agreed. Been testing out responses to parsing complex genomics papers (say, a methodology section describing parameters of some algorithm) and its mostly rephrasing rather than digesting and responding with useful information / interp
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by NobleLie 4y ago
Source for consciousness / intelligence to be "statistics"? I don't think there is any because there is no functional model for what organic intelligence is or how it operates. There are plethora of fascinating attempts
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by NobleLie 9y ago
Digital becomes a real boon when you are creating knowledge networks; connecting pieces of information, or tagging them. This metadata is, as far as im aware, best suited for being stored digitally. Disclaimer: I'm working on a knowle
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by NobleLie 9y ago
Well, the reaction of a frightened cat isnt, by design, one that appears friendly. They usually jump and get a puffy tail. If the cat observes his reflection jumping and getting a puffy tail, itd make sense for the cat to assume danger, f
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by NobleLie 10y ago
My point was that in gmail, tags dont inherit their parent when searching Example: - Action - Task - Closed - Open When searching action, its my preference to see all items tagged with either Action, Task, Open or C
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by NobleLie 10y ago
See my sibling post :-)
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Hi. My brother and I are working on a note taking system; one of the focuses being increased utility of tags. Of note relating to tags: - tags are hierarchically organized and inherit their parents. (Systems like gmail and evernote dont do
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Magical Thinking, eh? Vaccines and the entire concept of hormesis is something you should research when you get the chance.
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Look into Ouroborous, Jungian Archetypes, and Kekules notes on his dreams. Crazy world we live in...
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by NobleLie 10y ago
> lack of inertia. What? No, im pretty sure that some people knew what friction was and that if theoretically, there was none of it, things would continue to move. Thats intuitive to me. > Spontaneous generation of animals. Fair exa
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Is this "30% deficit" (citation needed) conquerable by training and meditation?
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by NobleLie 10y ago
His whole point is that reading comments first is the mistake. It primes you with thoughts and opinions with little to no cognition required (recognizing they still may be valuable, but those comments will be there after your analysis...)
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by NobleLie 10y ago
> I think the thing that convinced me was when I got to start watching lots of technology teams in the wild across multiple organizations. So many times I would see conversations and tons of problem-solving effort being spent on the tool
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Would you mind explaining what you mean by targeted individual? Did you do something to attract someones attention in a really negative way? How did this come about through programming?
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Sound article. Im also a musician/sing writer/web app developer =) I really like your personal promotion site for development. But I extremely dislike the centered text in all the modals (at least thats how it is on my phone) An
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by NobleLie 10y ago
How do you remember what you failed to remember? How do you even evaluate your memory if youve never catalogued your thoughts for a few years (or less or more) ?
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Because it's a possibility that consciousness is not merely observable actions or even internal thoughts (the "output")... but the feelings which guide/cause those actions (where feelings are not defined as an algorithm
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by NobleLie 10y ago
Your example makes sense. But your last paragraph is precisely why its grasping with the most simple and largest of solutions. Id expect the consciousness simulating robot to contain such a fact generator, not some brute force word combin

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