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Most people with aphasia can still swear because it's handled by the reptilian part of the brain. ahaha
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Generalized Transformers from Applicative Functors >Transformers are a machine-learning model at the foundation of many state-of-the-art systems in modern AI, originally proposed in [arXiv:1706.03762]. In this post, we are going to build
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Interesting post. I'm relaying a thesis that has been the subject of ongoing discussion. I remember reading a piece by Hameroff in which he stressed that what makes anesthetics so puzzling is that, despite having wildly different mecha
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Consciousness is what gets shut down when using anesthetics. Turns out plants react to some.
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"Almost more even than the extraverted is the introverted type subject to misunderstanding ... because the style of the epoch in which he himself participates is against him. Not in relation to the extraverted type, but as against our
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It doesn't cover monad transformers though.
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>Somehow they missed that quantum field theory formalism Yet to reach this conclusion you have to notice they stand on the same ground (typicality tests). I'd wagger that they could substitue it with question ordering effects and re
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I don't think this cursory look at the abstracts and first pages of these papers is achieving the effect you intended. The first quote summarize the findings (page 4) of Tversky & Shafir, 1992. Google indicates this paper has 978 c
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Have you visited Busemeyer's website ? Here's the textbook he wrote, 2nd edition https://www.cambridge.org/us/universitypress/subjects/psycho... Looks totally respectable. Why do you feel the need t
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44442123
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Well I was wearing a middle class attire, and so was my cousin who was guiding me into enemy territory. Back then he was LVMH's financial director in Asia.
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Maybe lay chains instead of wires. Apply tension to the chain, ensuring that it conducts current and use fast solidifying glue to fix it in place/make it adhere to the surface/insulate it.
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I visited a Dior boutique in Tokyo (the one facing an LVMH store), put my greasy fingers on a glass guardrail, and within 10 seconds an employee came with a spray to clean it. I apologized, he apologized back.
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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41980986 What happens when people with acute psychosis meet the voices in their heads?
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Being machines
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Hey the interface on YouTube loads super slowly for me. The change appeared a few months ago. I'm not talking about the video streams, but the ajax loading of the UI. Whether it's opening a new youtube tab or navigating between vi
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>Gemini 2.5 Pro is the best model It's the second time I read this in this thread. May I ask why you think this is the case? And in which domains? I am very satisfied with 2.5 pro when it comes to philosophical/literary analysi
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From the conversation with chatgpt: >Let's link this to categorical quantum mechanics (e.g., dagger-compact closed categories) and categorical topological quantum field theory? lol, yeah, as expected. We're being coecked in the
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Yeah, I dug into your comment history: >So it'll be open source and that begs the question, if you use it to learn something, did that mean I just zero-proof zero-knowledge something out of you that I didn't even need to know b
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GP is using LLMs because he's recovering from a stroke.
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>the engineers are not allowed to talk to normal people why?
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René Girard – The One By Whome Scandal Comes The Platonist ontology of imitation and the philosophical and psychological conception that, following Aristotle, limits imitation to external behaviors, to ways of acting or speaking, must there
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There is a problem with your argument here: >collapses higher-order questions about what kind of world were building into first-order value But then >you'd interrogate not what the system produces, but what it refuses to ask, and
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What happened ? I took LSA (both top-choice morning glories and HBWRs) about 20~40 times. About half to 1/3rd were "blank shots" (when you feel almost no effects). I even re-peaked once. Very unpredictable, but it was always
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It depends on the task. Claude 4 is better at coding (haven't tried claude code, just sonnet, but you can tell). However when it comes to using an LLM to develop your thoughts (philosophy/literary criticism), I found Gemini (2.5 p
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>I'll get my extra hours paid for sure but my career would end. Are you working in an area that is that specific ? I'm French but I'm naive.
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Used to work 70h/week on average, like every week of the year. I don't think I ever wworked less than 50h in a week
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Hitler was elected as a dictator, at least in spirit. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_dictator
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https://phys.org/news/2014-08-physicists-eye-neural-formula-... >Their findings, verified with neural data of blowflies reacting to changes in visual signals, may have universal applications. "It's a simpl
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I use whisper to transcribe long conversations, and deploying the model myself on vastai is ten times cheaper than OpenAI's API offer.

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