nakedneuron

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by nakedneuron 2y ago
I agree. The similarity between black holes and our universe is striking. The fact that matter inside it can not be observed from outside opens possibilities for all kind of quantum states, which is maybe, just the configuration of a univer
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Main reason for sleep apnea - in my opinion - is deformed/degenerated fascia in the neck aka head forward posture. It's the disease of our modern (sedentary) age. SA is only one symptom. If you heard this the first time please fee
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
I'm expecting mice will do the job. Why else is research centered about them?
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Carbon in the form of carbon dioxide as raw material is literally instantly available and the resulting "composite" is lightweight. This is not to say nature always considers recycling beforehand. Nature needed to invent fungi to
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Glad you didn't!
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
The barf bag is such a specific artifact of human advancement. Consider all that had to be accomplished in order for it to exist: the triumph of aviation, the incomprehensible global infrastructure of commercial flight, and finally, the ne
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
There is visidata. It's a TUI and still has rough edges, but it could develop into what you're envisioning.
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Ask HN: Why was search for people on images.google.com eliminated?
3 points by nakedneuron 2y ago|0 comments
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
I know little of U.S. foreign policy, but here's my unoriginal take. Those conflicts the U.S. engage in are the test beds for its military industry. Wheels need to spin and shrinking the industry is not an option. What's at stak
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Thanks for pointing out, I see now what you meant. Also thanks for sharing the Wiki article.. it was a difficult read with, I think, sometimes overly simplified examples that to this day seem to be mere hypotheses. But it also provided some
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Both are fair points. Still, a table - or chair - is/was one of thousands of options to choose. So you might be right that good examples tend to be reproduced. Question remains why it would be a good example to begin with. Personally I
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Thanks for biting. But I'm also serious. Some evidence that I'm not joking, two more or less prominent examples... From Roger Penrose's "The road to reality", chapter 1.3 "Is Plato's mathematical world ‘re
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Could you point to the example you mentioned, I couldn't find it.
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
I don't mind at all. Thanks for sharing, it looks like a very interesting read!
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
While this is true, there are billions of convenient examples everybody knows. Also there are things that have a lot less variables than a table. I'm not convinced. (I don't thing so.)
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Has anybody made the same observation? : Philosophy seems to be concerned with furniture a lot. I'm compiling a list of examples I encountered where in a philosophical (sometimes not philosophical) context someone brings up the table (
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
I asked ChatGPT and it came up with these cases of deception strategies in nature (I wasn't excluding mankind, it thinks man, and probably itself doesn't belong there): Mimicry/false signaling/bluffing (look more dangero
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
I don't see the connection to intentionally banking on lower quality across the board here.
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
I think immediacy is key here. A bad sofa that falls apart after five years of use is a delayed loss (that fallacy has to have be discovered already). A small investment, prospects of gambling it and the inability to see through seem to pla
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Quality of care is distinct from fitness (gene quality if you will). It seems like offspring without much care is more needy of fitness than K-strategists.
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Quality (or the lack thereof) as a hidden property seems to be a man-made artifact. Are there any examples in nature (excluding mankind) coming up with this? Evolution doesn't seem to choose this path. Why do we?
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
Hooray to sound joins, I guess.
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History of Parametric Technology Corporation(shapr3d.com)
1 points by nakedneuron 2y ago|1 comments
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
"Universe 25 Mouse Experiment" by J. Calhoun shows this too. https://youtu.be/7ReBJfxHjFU Key sentences (1:30): "Young ones found themselves born in a world with far more mice than meaningful social roles. Ma
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
> the model showed neurons with tendrils that formed knots around themselves I wonder if this plays into the mechanism of epilepsy. Self-arousal...? Anybody qualified to comment on?
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by nakedneuron 2y ago
We need to rethink the foundations.
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Strolling Under the Skin(youtube.com)
1 points by nakedneuron 3y ago|1 comments
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by nakedneuron 3y ago
Insights about fascia
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Typst Version 0.11.0(typst.app)
3 points by nakedneuron 3y ago|0 comments
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by nakedneuron 3y ago
Interesting phenomenon. Seems to be a thing. I guess it's because how memory is encoded spatially and in the middle of changing places there would either be no clear signal due to multiple neuron parties firing or the brain is busy wit

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