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SemanticStrengh
5y ago
Re-read my sentence, yes the cerebellum is part of the CNS and so is the spinal cord. Is the spinal cord part of the brain? Why not. What I meant is what people generally denote and imagine when we speak about the brain, is actually the cer
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5y ago
> There have been cases studies of people with a fully ablated cerebellum, and they can still walk, just a bit unsteadily. ? I had heard the cerebellum is responsible for predicting the next token in a sentence (reminiscent of language m
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5y ago
In theory, not in practice. Revolutionary papers ignored by all are the rule, not the exception. I have seen hundreds. See e.g. This 410% reduction of ALL cause mortality. No side effects and in addition significant amelioration of quality
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5y ago
Related https://arxiv.org/abs/1806.07366
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What an absurd dismissal. > they're not interesting You have a failure of appreciation, yet those facts are potent and surprising. >constructive to a larger understanding Yes they are not, who cares? Teaching neuroscience is of
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5y ago
Wow I wonder how much power does gravity has over lymph repartition in the body? I mean wether I lay down or stand still probably impact the "coverage" of our body by the immune system. There might be correlates between time to re
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5y ago
> and it just isn't According to your mind But yes obviously eating human meat is probably not very potent. However doing human peptide extracts out of human meat (or out of human blood, urine, milk) like we already successfully do
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5y ago
Oh OK, thanks yes that's what I was looking for! However if this NN can represent non Periodic functions, what cost does the Periodic function support incur on non Periodic function accuracy, if any?
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Well humans sure have many potent shared delusional disorders, one being e.g to ignore the 750000 humans that fled to Russia during the 8 years of Ukraine war on the dombas. The most common one is the idea of free will though.
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5y ago
Very few people know the potent facts about the brain: * your neurons are not in your "brain" 90% of your neurons are not in what you generally denote by brain. They are in your cerebellum. The cerebellum has a distinct neural arc
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5y ago
Most of the scientific problems (diseases, quantum gravity, etc) have been resolved, it's just that no one knows it. Because researchers are paid to produce new papers, but nobody is paid to extensively read the ocean of existing paper
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5y ago
? I did not say that NNs can't represent periodic functions. Show me a NN calculator with >99% accuracy if you wanna refute me.
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5y ago
If the loop is closed then this money has no use, it is not money. If it's not closed it cause inflation. It's binary. How can you instead define a spectrum of cross talk between real money and sandboxed money?
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5y ago
I always found it strange how UFOs concentrate in the U.S,is it because of the climate? /s I wanted to believe and there is a serious subreddit for UFOs but most are debunked. There exist ~2 truly mysterious UFOs and most of their myst
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And then your NN can't represent anything else than periodic functions.. If we had to build separate programs for each product requirements variations.. programming would not be viable. More generally neural networks can't even im
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Human young blood perfusions have potent rejuvenating properties. Is there scientific evidence that eating human flesh/organs would provide additional benefits over raw blood? Spoiler: there are probably many benefits, see e.g the cogn
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5y ago
Kotlin doesn't allow mistakes https://kotlinlang.org/api/latest/jvm/stdlib/kotlin.io/use.h... For structured concurrency too.
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Talking out loud or writing significantly potentiate my otherwise weak inner voice. The question is: yes talking out loud is a very potent increase in inner voice quality of the thought and velocity. But how universal is that? Does everyon
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5y ago
What does it bring vs Java autocloseable?