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by ksaj 7mo ago
I'd be interested in seeing the experiments they did with the two subjects with perfect pitch. For them, it must be very disorienting, but also quite interesting.
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Wonderbread is cake. And The Cake Is A Lie.
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Exactly. The medical cannabis industry has been doing this right from the start. Thankfully they do tell you what strains they got their cultivar from, though.
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Isn't this the same data that Osirix uses? Also, at least at the hospital I attended, if you get a CT scan and then get a copy of the results, it comes with a free viewer on the DVD. You aren't limited to the data on the DVD. I ha
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by ksaj 7mo ago
"kitchen was in the prompt, but was not a keyword" is probably more of a bug than a feature. Anyway, this game is great. I don't know if the back end is generating the pics, or they are pre-generated. But if they were generat
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by ksaj 7mo ago
I saw a YouTube Short of a teacher demonstrating this to her young students. Of course the kids are laughing lots at the results of her literally enacting their instructions and exaggerating the missing necessary info. But I bet they came o
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by ksaj 7mo ago
I think it is fair to say that internal dialog includes whatever mode someone primarily thinks with internally. If it is words, images, or kinesthetic, only the modality is different. I don't see how these modes wouldn't constitut
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by ksaj 7mo ago
What do you mean by this? Don't get me wrong... it sounds like you are describing something related, but different enough to need more description.
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by ksaj 7mo ago
With me, they'd have 10 different things to parse. Some would be spot on. Some would be way the heck out in left field. And occasionally, some are totally obtrusive and definitely not meant to be spoken. Thoughts are intrusive when the
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by ksaj 7mo ago
I'm the opposite of you two. My brain won't stfu. I took Ritalin since grade 3 until I was in my 40's. That never got rid of it, but it did make it easier to focus in spite of all the chatter and other mental distractions. No
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by ksaj 7mo ago
For a fairly recent example: the US' post-911 War on Terror when they were waterboarding people. This definitely didn't get them any real info, and they found out in the worst way that innocent people will confess when they think
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by ksaj 7mo ago
Exactly. I have ADHD. The real kind (not the fantasy kind everyone on X seems to have). I grew up on Ritalin. I think they'd have a hard time sorting out "conversational" streams that run through my head. Even when I'm r
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by ksaj 8mo ago
I would guess that since there are already companies providing virtual flings (girlfriends/boyfriends, etc) that this is already starting to happen. There is talk about the recent AI chat emulation where several agents apparently creat
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by ksaj 8mo ago
I'm not sure if this would be able to detect the difference between truthful thoughts about actual memories, and intrusive thoughts that could give the entirely wrong impression. Yet, they still do use lie detectors, even though the th
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by ksaj 8mo ago
They don't seem to mention if it is elective. An all or nothing mechanism might spell out words that the patient really didn't intend on others seeing (like "Ugh, that guy again! I can't stand the way he...") It is
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by ksaj 8mo ago
— I see what you did there. I'm terrible about placeholder variables and functions. This thing might rip me to shreds.
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by ksaj 8mo ago
This looks like an extremely limited app launcher. I'm guessing you are 15 years old or younger if this is something you feel enough pride in to post here. Also, there is no README, forcing people to look at the code to realize it has
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by ksaj 8mo ago
This reminds me a little of Miracle Berries.
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by ksaj 8mo ago
There is more than pizza to look for. Think jerky and hotdogs, for starters. And grape soda. There are some crazy exchanges about how absolutely amazing some of Jeffery's various recipes are. Very unlikely spontaneous discussions on th
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by ksaj 8mo ago
This is interesting. But I've always thought including programming language as a feature is very weird. Unless its extensible in that language, but that's not the case here. End user doesn't care, so long as it fulfills a nee
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by ksaj 8mo ago
I would love to be the person burdened with hosting such a pet heir. Call me!
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by ksaj 8mo ago
Exactly. Identical twins don't have the same fingerprints.
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by ksaj 8mo ago
That might be good. Not seeing something as the answer to everything often means we are starting to pass the honeymoon stage.
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by ksaj 8mo ago
This was a good read. Mislabeling can happen, but that alone doesn't invalidate the usefulness of the term conspiracy theory . Science can be (and by default, often is) wrong. Some things might genuinely rely on weak or un-falsifiable
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by ksaj 8mo ago
While I do pay for an OpenAI (ChatGPT) account, I wouldn't ever pay someone to use it for me, so I don't know. Given how it works, I would be only results driven, and if the results I want come easily through AI, I would have alre
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by ksaj 8mo ago
I'm just one guy, but I used Fiverr freelance services three times within the past year. So I'm not making anyone rich. But I assume I'm not the only person who finds it all very useful. There are some niches that I think the
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by ksaj 8mo ago
I just read earlier today that Justin Bieber's $1.3 million dollar Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT is now worth $12,000. Pretty much what everyone was saying would happen at the time. Constant false hype, followed by huge financial loss, is w
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by ksaj 8mo ago
We've been hearing for years that Putin is on his deathbed, too. It seems there are a lot of people guessing and writing articles about what they're guessing.
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by ksaj 8mo ago
Thanks. I noticed that it also tries to have a "balanced view" about Trump, which is quite annoying, 'cos it is skirting around important issues that way.
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by ksaj 8mo ago
I wish I could read that. But the "press and hold" gatekeeper just keeps starting over again after the green check mark. It's the only Captcha that my Raspberry Pi doesn't seem to get through. The other ones (like the sl

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