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by ablyveiled 3y ago
SimulaVR's been trying to do this for some time.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
Brain cancer can also be regulated with diet, at least in some instances. https://www.braintumourresearch.org/stories/in-hope/in-hope-...
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Dymaxion Chronofile(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
You don't believe that our foreign environment has something to do with it?
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
And software 4.0 is sticks and stones. har har.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
This would not explain the precipitous rise in Alzhemier's rates seen in developed countries and mostly in the last few decades. I maintain that alzheimer's is type 3 diabetes.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
Deep understanding of man-made systems? Probably not as much. Deep understanding of Nature? As valuable as ever.
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Ask HN: Those with success using GPT-4 for programming – what are you doing?
92 points by ablyveiled 3y ago|106 comments
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
The self-sampling assumption essentially says that you should reason as though your self-sampling is the likely outcome in consciousness-space-time. It's the anthropic principle applied to the distribution/shape of intelligence. S
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
Security is impossible. Therefore, "AI alignment" is impossible. I'm not sure that even AGI is possible, per Bostrom's Self-Sampling Assumption.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
As an ex-depressive, the best cure for depression I've found is a period of ketogenic dieting.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
>How did you go from a chronic project starter to actually finishing and releasing projects? What can you do to keep your focus on one thing long enough to bring it to fruition? 1. Keeping extensive notes Write down your new ideas in
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
GPTs are distractions. Now's a great time to aggressively pursue something else.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
You may find this work interesting: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4809873/
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
>People don't need that much protein as it is, something like 40 grams/day is sufficient for an adult male who isn't trying to gain muscle. Correct. >Beans are good, but not a replacement for meat (too many carbs) Beans
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
The protein in beans is not nearly as bioavailable as the protein in meat. Further, it is not complete - it doesn't contain all the amino acids we need. Not to mention that meat contains over fifteen identified micronutrients that aren
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
Wireless charging kills batteries faster -- that's why I personally avoid it.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
I wish I had the living situation to implement this.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
What's the catch? Using GPT-4 relative to its own marketing copy was a letdown.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
I'm sure. Just trying to illustrate that there's no total replacement for the "real thing". You may say "of course", but we have people like Bryan Johnson running on drug/supplement cocktails, in a "s
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
People eating ketogenic/carnivorous diets for autoimmune or blood sugar issues have much higher LDL volumes (although their LDL particles are also fluffier and less oxidized)
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
I haven't Indexed It in my Memex or anything, but look into the work of Paul Mason or Ray Peat (to look into "pro-cholesterol" thought generally) https://raypeat.com/articles/articles/cholesterol-lon
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
One of the problems with supplementing vitamin D is that vitamin D is made from cholesterol. There are certainly some benefits to supplementing vitamin D, but if you get it exogenously rather than manufacture it, your cholesterol will be hi
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
Those installation profiles remind me of `archinstall`. Of course, the choices there are more about the fragmented linux userspace than one's vocation.
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by ablyveiled 3y ago
I've tried a few fancy pens, but still prefer my Pilot G2 07s.
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by ablyveiled 4y ago
>In behavioral studies, lonely people picked up on negative social signals, such as images of rejection, within 120 milliseconds — twice as quickly as people with satisfying relationships and in less than half the time it takes to blink.
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by ablyveiled 4y ago
For those playing along at home, here's where I got to with doom emacs - - You can't just "git clone" doom emacs using a rooted termux, because /data/data/org.gnu.emacs/ is read-only. - So it seems th
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by ablyveiled 4y ago
Does being despised by tens of millions necessarily make one suicidal? I've never been in that position.
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by ablyveiled 4y ago
Reminds me of Neuromancer's Flatline construct.
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by ablyveiled 4y ago
>Don't you want to understand a fundamental part of how the universe in which you exist works? Only for a reasonable price. The price differs between individuals for many meaty and mindful reasons.

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