mallowdram

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by mallowdram 1y ago
Fundamentally the issues precede the end states. Neither present-day software nor law-government are efficient enough to service the users to whom the possibilities (and deficiencies) are now apparent to the developers. Tech didn't cre
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The scientific reality of loss of gray matter in children from screen use can't be downvoted away. Perhaps this is how engineering is forced to change its tune: the irreversible damage to children.
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I would study what you're apparently intent on ignoring: that kids and screens do not mix well and reduces their ability to engage with the more complex aspects of reality. Do you want automatons or fundamentally happy beings? “A growi
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Worse than that, it doesn't exist, yet it's a scientific theory based in empirical evidence. Which is how only a new language and level of explanation solves that paradox.
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Correlating reality on 2-D screens is damaging to kids allocentric and egocentric divergences. Kids before 10 shouldn't control screens. Kids until 14 should be limited in portable screens. We know this now. https://www.chil
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The collapse of Theory of Mind entails the development of a new form of words and explanations that current language is unable to deliver.
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Narrowing the concept of what a task is at this age is extremely damaging and limiting to experience. Naming sequences as "tasks" is tantamount to enslavement into an order of roboticism. This sounds like the beginning of a Bradbu
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Shows a complete lack of understanding of how childrens' skills are developed. Intelligence is built from various sequences. 1. Path integrations. The ability to test without supervision and coaching movements beyond the scope of eyesi
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This is the future of all media, very interesting that not a single poster took interest in this. Very fitting, actually.
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It's epistemological. Humans live in folk science causality which is what myth, narrative, news (and op-eds like this) feed us like heroin to addicts. Science is anything but: correlations extended in time-space. The only solution is c
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by mallowdram 1y ago
Just remind kids stories don't exist. They're figments of our imaginations, and that's where debunking scientific discourse begins and ends.
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What's CLA? It's coordination dyn, eco psych and it's revolutionizing sports(nytimes.com)
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by mallowdram 1y ago
I develop copyright material from the letter and the images that I've both sold to studios and own myself. Copyright lengths are there to prevent the shareholder class from rapid exploitation. Once copyright declines to years not decad
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The shareholder class would demand rapid fire exploitation of © the moment it expired and the resulting media would be a soup of mediocrity. The idea is to recognize the highly creative have unique imaginations that invent paradigms that pr
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by mallowdram 1y ago
I see a movie: The MoTrix, copyright blasting Soraddicts invent a new prompting language (or discover the one Altman seeded) as a way of evading Agents of the Entity, a © deity/program. Once unleashed, the world descends into HeroClix
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It began as floor wax now it's a dessert topping.
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Anyone trapped in 3-D shouldn't have https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gJPiK_BRs9vjZB7wZxl8pnmeeOP... How tech/math only sees surfaces of things in software is puzzling, limiting. The tutorials are only t
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Blender is a tool for managing 2-D topologies. 3-D was always a gimmick.
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Replace language, language is Pleistocene technology. Replace binary, binary is dated technology, trapping us in counting, not measurement. Pretty silly, using these dead and dying tools, Blender, as ieal seamless animation/rendering&#
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by mallowdram 1y ago
Go one step further, Blender is the first stage to replacing language and binary on a widespread creative gameplan.
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RL/backpropagation debunked: Inferring neural activity before plasticity [video](youtube.com)
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The input is arbitrary so claiming it can execute perpetually any of these is still trapped behind re arbitrary lens or threshold.
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Ideogram
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Isomorphism invariance applies to neural assemblies or syntax, not to mere symbols. The problem in math is it models. Brains do not model. Heraclitus was right if math never enters the picture to add its arbitrariness. "A man in the ni
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Anecdotal vs the tsunami of arbitrariness doesn't cut it.
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Thanks for sending, I read it all. I think it keeps its feet in two incompatible realms. Ultimately LLMs turn us into wax fruit, not stochastic parrots. The word is an arbitrary form, as myth is, (as symbols, money, news, states/politi
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The AI debacle is unusual as it's alive in disinformation at a scale that penetrates every status class. Of course AI is a failure of imagination. But so were symbols, which cannot reference, they can only represent, if at all. The rea
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It's largely irrelevant in terms of intelligence. What you're describing is throwing out 2-D topological integrations (what we do to achieve optic flow ultra fast reaction times in motion), vicarious trial and error, and brute for
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It's simply the arbitrary as a conduit metaphor to the real, nothing more. ie how debt appears to precede barter. Of course that's not proven, we have no Time Machine to the quaternary. That we develop ever more complex ways of ge
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by mallowdram 1y ago
What organizes labor are the specifics. This is what math doesn't get, math isn't timeless, it's trapped in exact moments where it appears real. The arbitrary is simply a conduit metaphor, not only not real, but entirely illu

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