Quinzel

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by Quinzel 3y ago
I need to read the actual paper, but this made me wonder whether those who are high in dark triad personality traits and victim signaling are more likely to have had adverse childhood experiences. My reason for wondering this is because it
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Oxford comma, is it necessary?(writer.com)
4 points by Quinzel 3y ago|3 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I got in trouble for not using the much hated Oxford comma :(
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by Quinzel 3y ago
> there's no one place i can go to that i trust on the web anymore besides… wikipedia maybe. There is Google scholar - where if you’re being pedantic, you can check impact factors of journals, the credentials of the author’s etc. I
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I’m not sure if this is a strategy, but I work about 50-60 hours a week and study as well. To do that without going totally crazy, I have 4 fundamental things I aim to make sure I do everyday which are as follows: 1. Get plenty of sleep, an
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Ahh, no problem. I always shower after gym and I wash my feet, including between my toes. On that note, a surprising number of humans do not wash inside their belly buttons, so life optimization tip number 5. Wash your belly button.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Pretty sure black socks are not the most fashionable sock anyway. The fashion police can arrest me!
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by Quinzel 3y ago
What’s the logic behind that?
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Oh my gosh, thank you for that wonderful piece of advice.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
My life optimisation tricks: 1. Do not watch TV. 2. Meditate. 3. Take vitamin D supplement. 4. Only buy black socks (and always have a pair).
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Interesting perspective!
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I’m not sure if you know much about noise - but 60dB is not that loud. Normal conversation level. If you exactly double the volume. You arrive at 63dB. (Every 3dB is a doubling of the level of noise). It’s been a while since I worked on s
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I find ChatGPT’s lack of humour really interesting. Although, I did just have a hilarious conversation with ChatGPT about why the chicken crossed the road. When I asked it “why did the chicken cross the road?” It responded: “The traditiona
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Journal Articles in Support of the Null Hypothesis(jasnh.com)
2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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P-curve: A key to the file drawer(psycnet.apa.org)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Old paper, but I hadn't heard of p-hacking until today, and I think this is really interesting.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I think you’re right. Building a social network in 2023 is a hopeless endeavor. At least social networks that are like Facebook, twitter and Reddit. I come to my conclusion based on a couple of analytical frameworks I like to fall back on w
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Not quite like us? Can Cyborgs and Intelligent Machines be Natural(qeios.com)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
This has probably already been posted here, but I thought this was an interesting perspective.
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Generative AI like ChatGPT reveal deep-seated issues beyond tech industry(theconversation.com)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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Fairness in Machine Learning: Lessons from political philosophy [pdf](proceedings.mlr.press)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I’m currently interested in the ethics of AI and such things at the moment, but I don’t know enough about it! So I thought I’d make it a personal goal to read at least 1 paper a day about it as a break from my usual academic endeavors.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
A pop-psychology and pseudoscientific explanation of how dreaming MAY reveal brain disorders.
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Easiest topic to self study = any philosophy. Most difficult thing to self study = how to use expensive and complex lab equipment.
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The Singularity: A philosophical analysis [pdf](consc.net)
2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics(plato.stanford.edu)
1 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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In search of the moral status of AI: Why sentience is a strong argument(link.springer.com)
3 points by Quinzel 3y ago|0 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
Imagine if AI was modelled on octopus brains.
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The brains and morphing skins of octopuses and other cephalopods(ted.com)
2 points by Quinzel 3y ago|1 comments
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by Quinzel 3y ago
I want to preface by saying, I personally don’t know enough about AI to speak with authority on the topic, as I am not a computer scientist. However, as a layperson, I do have thoughts about it. Firstly, I am glad people are talking about

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