callesgg

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by callesgg 4y ago
There are Photon-counting Cameras but they can not be used when there are allot of photons. As an example; the max nr of photons per second and pixel from one of the commercial ones is 10^7 photons/s/pixel.
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by callesgg 4y ago
It happens cause the words sound similar and they are also spelled in a similar way.????
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by callesgg 4y ago
Doubt that it is hard. A carrier must send out an emense amount of RF. There are satellites that have large antennas (probably when deployed bigger than football fields. “Think something like a large net made of thin wires”) listening in to
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by callesgg 4y ago
Is the solution not sort of easy? You first ask the ai if the input prompt is nefarious with a yes or no question in a first pass. You don't show the user this output. If the first pass indicates the input prompt is nefarious. You don&
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by callesgg 4y ago
It has things that are functionally equivalent with intentions for the given situation. If it did not, it would not be able to produce things that look like they require intention. The “lies” it tells are also like it’s intentions for the s
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by callesgg 4y ago
Not that I would buy a new Mac and install linux on it... But if I did, it would be cause apple has unmatched hardware build quality. (But also the battery time would as you mention also be a nice thing)
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by callesgg 4y ago
We are missing a premise about whether Notepad++ is a thing in life.
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by callesgg 4y ago
Evolution. Insects that spend time on the open road have less chance of survival and reproduction than those that stay in their natural habitat.
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by callesgg 4y ago
Mary would probably not be able to see that the apple was red. Just like I can’t hear the difference between sounds in many Indian words Mary would not be able to differentiate colorized things from non colorized things. Her brain would hav
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by callesgg 4y ago
True, it would be helpful in that kind of way. The risks does seam to outweigh the benefits. That said, the blame game would still be there, and people would pull that card...
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by callesgg 4y ago
I Honestly thought it was common belief that corona come from that lab in china. But now after reading this, I searched a bit and read up on it and I guess it is still a somewhat honest debate on the topic. Even if it was lab made, it would
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by callesgg 4y ago
My main takeaway from the article is that it is scary that aircraft safety is so dependent on a signal that is so easily generated and spoofed. From the article it sounds like anyone can go to an airport and simply send some garbage signals
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by callesgg 4y ago
Pirsig's first book talks a bit about classical vs romantic thinking. Which is a loot like the articles description of functional and aesthetical quality.
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by callesgg 4y ago
"and so on" was meant too mean "and other stereotypical autistic behaviours". It seams a key difference between us here is that you think stereotypes are dismissive. I just think of them as things that are more common st
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by callesgg 4y ago
Not my intent, there was a question about what does and what does not constitute proper behavior. I gave a description that clarified that to a certain extent. The description is just a description, an answer to a question.
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by callesgg 4y ago
It was not a counter argument, we are not having an argument. It was just an observation. Also you are mis quoting me I did not say “always”. I am not here to tell you who you are or how you are like. I am here explaining a hypothesis. Lab
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by callesgg 4y ago
That is commonly what people with high functioning autism says in response to that hypothesis. My assumption is that when you develop good enough of a theory of mind later in life. You are in a situation where you can see how bad you where
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by callesgg 4y ago
I think dysfunctional theory of mind(mentalizing) explains allot more on a more general plane than monotropism does when it comes to the autistic mind. That said one might make the leap that poor mentalization is a effect caused by monotrop
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by callesgg 4y ago
For the neocortex yes, but there are other (older & deeper) parts of the brain that are definitely task specific. If you come to me without a basal ganglia or a hippocampus. I would be very very surprised if you were "normal".
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by callesgg 4y ago
She basically never had a temporal lobe... its not like parts of the neocortex are specially built for certain tasks. Certain parts of the neocortex just happen to lie close to places where certain information from sensor input happen to fl
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by callesgg 4y ago
On OS X you can run: # system_profiler SPUSBDataType
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by callesgg 4y ago
Right super sad, it was the best native client I have ever seen, and they trashed it so they could make the interface more dopaminergic.
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by callesgg 4y ago
I bought a cheap gps clock for 70 usd 3 years ago. The price should be even lower today :)
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by callesgg 4y ago
I understand why a person would think like that… It makes sense that someone would come to that conclusion given certain beliefs about the world. I call it ridiculous cause I think it is narrow minded and not optimal to think of things like
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by callesgg 4y ago
"Correct" and "good" depends on the context where you evaluate. example: Shaking peoples hands is a strange social norm and a risk for spreading infections. But it is a useful interaction that you can play out when you a
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by callesgg 4y ago
Most social norms make perfect sense. They have evolved from reasons that make sense in the context where they are performed.
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by callesgg 4y ago
I read a ridiculous text, and I then I tried to figure out what made the author write that ridiculous text. After which I responded with the hypotesis that was the result of my pondering. The pondering is not intended as a truth about the a
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by callesgg 4y ago
It is true that many people who are not diagnosed with autism have quite terible theory of mind to. But it seams like you are missing a part of what poor theory of mind means here. It means that you don’t understand yourself and your own mi
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by callesgg 4y ago
Autism or at least high functioning autism is characterised by poor theory of mind. ie. you have defective/poor/inaccurate models for understanding how emotions effect thoughts/behaviour and the other way around. More or less
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by callesgg 4y ago
I dont understand why the easterneuropeans keep publishing strange software on strange fourums why don’t they just use GitHub??? When I wanted to change some hidden settings on my car I found many strange software packages on these strange

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