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by caetris1 6y ago
This is an awesome idea. Nice work.
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by caetris1 6y ago
This is truly great on so many levels. The cheesy sarcastic late night infomercial demo is artistry. Thanks for sharing this.
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by caetris1 6y ago
In no way do I mean to take away from the really great work of these researchers, but there is one thing here that people should be aware of. By using karaoke style lyrics, this scientific study invalidates itself and the credibility of tho
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by caetris1 6y ago
This is actually quite correct in its applicability to prevent inhalation of airborne particulate.
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by caetris1 6y ago
All your points make sense. Also, Wolfram is trying to create a language and tool for others because he very well realizes that his part in all this won't be solving those 7 things.
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by caetris1 7y ago
Thank you for the laughs.
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by caetris1 7y ago
You're right. Thanks.
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by caetris1 7y ago
That's a really good point.
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by caetris1 7y ago
The internet is definitely, and I still stand by this comment, unarguably terrible today, compared to what it used to be. Is that anyone's fault? Probably not. People used to download MP3s from AOL chat rooms. There were these people t
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by caetris1 7y ago
Yes, absolutely. And it's completely the right idea to focus on building a great life and family. Things will get better. People never stop dreaming.
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by caetris1 7y ago
The internet is arguably* terrible today. There are about four websites that most people visit each and every day. And of those four websites, they're most likely owned by one or all of the five largest tech companies. Before social me
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by caetris1 7y ago
You're spot on. But really... all people are basically the same. And like Google, they're incentivized by the system to be horrible to each other and/or horrible to the environment. I think people all have a choice. But I thi
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by caetris1 7y ago
I think that problem is a non-linear one. I'm pretty sure that it's not possible to predict the behavioral outcomes from the reactions of emotional states. The science only goes so far as to provide a proof that it's possible
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by caetris1 7y ago
Here's everything you need with Java and Neo4j. You might need to swap out Google Cloud NLP, since it's prohibitively expensive for research. https://www.kennybastani.com/2019/09/sentiment-analysis-on-t..
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by caetris1 7y ago
What most people don't know is that there is an actual science behind the mechanics of manipulating mass behavior using social networks. Sentiment analysis can be used with graph analytics to infer the emotional state of certain users
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by caetris1 7y ago
Schizophrenia is a grouping of symptoms that are generalized to an inability for a person to smoothly track reality. For example, when a person without schizophrenia attempts to track the trajectory of an object, the eyeballs follow a smoo
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by caetris1 7y ago
Von Neumann was a friend and colleague of Claude Shannon, the founder of information theory (mathematical theory of communication). Back then, it was a really small world of scientists working in this field. Von Neumann, Turing, and Shannon
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by caetris1 7y ago
This is because the center point of your models do not expect a foreground/background boundary. By putting a hole at the center, the boundaries seek to stabilize the system by bubbling outward. The best way to put it is that there is n
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by caetris1 7y ago
Spectacular. I think most people might be lost on the significance of what has been done here. I suspect that it's because the framing the solution focuses on is based on morphogenesis. That is, in fact, not what is going on here. A mo