Quinzel

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by Quinzel 3y ago
Maybe the person who sent the email doesn’t believe he is Satoshi. I don’t think he is Satoshi.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Yeah it actually seems pretty legit. On the basis of that test, they invited me to participate in some more tests that are not publicly available. For the other tests 3/4 I met the threshold that “may” indicate I am a “super-matcher”.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
No. For a couple of reasons: - what if you don’t like the cat - what if you do like the cat, but it doesn’t like you? - what if the cat has its own mood disorder? - what happens if the cat spontaneously dies? - what if the person you are pr
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Maybe if you’re like me, you might prefer to meet people in the flesh. A good way to do that I find is to join a club, or some other group hobby where you’re more likely to meet people - and also meet people who like doing similar stuff to
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I currently only work 4 days a week. It's pretty good, but my goal is to get down to working just 3 days a week while getting paid more for those three days.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I don’t think you have ADHD on the basis of your comment about having difficulty being present and worrying about the future. https://www.additudemag.com/time-management-skills-adhd-brai... . But if you’re really concerned y
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I also thought the dichotomous format was a significant weakness of the test and would impact on reliability. However to get 16/16 correct it would likely be down to more than just chance. The more items, the more reliable the test bec
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Are you a secret super-matcher?(rnz.co.nz)
2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|5 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Apparently forensic scientists train for a long time to learn pattern matching skills…
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by Quinzel 3y ago
If someone asked me “what is American Cousine?” I would say, a female cousin from America. “Cousine” - is french for female cousin. If someone asked me “what is American cuisine?” I would say, pretty much any food item super-sized!!
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I sometimes think it’s because of the Dunning Kruger effect - that the people with the least amount of knowledge/skills just have an overconfidence about themselves - and overconfidence is something a lot of managers seem to have. In
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by Quinzel 3y ago
What is with the weird spelling mistakes and typo’s? Are they intentional? Is there a hidden message in this? O.o
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Maybe it depends on industry, but I looked on Glassdoor for a company I applied for a job with. They had mostly ok reviews that were lacking details and quite vague and then they also had a few reviews that were very detailed outlining how
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I definitely lean towards panpsychism as a kind of philosophical explanation for my conscious experience of the world. However, I also strongly believe in hard determinism. I’m not entirely sure the two philosophical positions are compatib
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I agree with you 100%
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I do wonder what the arguments for AI therapy are Vs the arguments against AI therapy. I am in agreement with you, I just intuitively think it’s a terrible idea - however, my intuition could be wrong. I think I’d be more comfortable making
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by Quinzel 3y ago
> “Interestingly I felt heard & warm. Never tried therapy before but this is probably it? Try it especially if you usually just use it as a productivity tool.” If you’ve never tried therapy before, how can you possibly know if AI is
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by Quinzel 3y ago
> “LinkedIn is becoming a site where regular people actually want to hang out and post their thoughts. It might even be cool.” It’s definitely not even cool.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Make the Internet great again.
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Elon Musks Neuralink is looking for human subjects(mashable.com)
6 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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How to Create a Psychometric Test(frontiersin.org)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I agree with you. I have often made use of quite generic sentence structures and words such as “Therefore”, “However”, “Henceforth” etc… particularly in my academic writing. Additionally, I find that a challenge that I have is that with m
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I used to really love Kurzgesagt video’s, and while I still find them entertaining, I sometimes feel that the concepts they discuss can be over-simplified to the point where there is a risk that people entirely misunderstand the actual scie
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by Quinzel 3y ago
That was a ridiculously long read given the key points of the whole thing. I’m currently biased due to the fact that an essay I 100% wrote myself came back from turnitin as being AI generated (in generic places, like the introduction) - so
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I don’t think this is healthy. I have a similar experience when writing where my body/brain just doesn’t want to work anymore - however instead of eating, I go for a run with music that has a fast tempo and a lot of bass. I think my b
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I Seen something similar on here the other day where someone had their game rejected because of AI. I actually naïvely thought that having AI in a game would be advantageous because it could be used to make the game a more personalised exp
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Ask HN: Have you had any of your work falsely detected as being generated by AI?
10 points by Quinzel 3y ago|16 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Probably going to sound really lame but the things I’ve done in the last 1.5 years to hack my health has been: - started meditating - created a set bedtime/wake time and generally stick to it pretty religiously. - decided to do ther
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The psychological drivers of misinformation belief and resistance to correction [pdf](nature.com)
5 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Useful knowledge.

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