neuronerdgirl

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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
If you "legitimately" want efficiency then you support just giving people $250 outright in cash, not locking it behind food stamps. How inefficient is it to give people 250 that theyre locked to spending on only one aspect of thei
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
That's not what theory of mind is. Theory of mind is the understanding - not academic understanding, but functional, meaningful understanding that guides your behavior - that the other people (AIs?) around you have their own separate t
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
The problem with this chain of discussion is that no self-respecting expert in the relevant fields would give armchair diagnoses or discuss evidence for them like this on a public forum, so all you will end up with is speculative garbage fr
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
> They're taking their developing brains and going up against billion dollar algorithms designed by armies of professional psychologists You WISH they were developed by professional psychologists. They were mostly designed by underg
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
You most likely got downvoted because you are advocating for a long-term juice cleanse, which is widely regarded as unhealthy and potentially dangerous [0]. The benefits you claim are not scientifically supported, and the lack of protein al
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Gather Town was tackling this issue surprisingly well during COVID, but anytime I tried to convince people to use it they defaulted back to Zoom because Gather was too confusing. I think it would take a real paradigm shift from the "ca
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
They cut the video they first showed the DMV of the accident to remove the last error made by the car, which was arguably the worst aspect of the accident as far as Cruise's default behavior failures. The DMV found out about the cut se
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
It's really not.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Yes, this can happen, though generally the ousting party would also need to be able to point to some policy or legal transgression to do it without putting themselves at risk of a lawsuit.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
All hail the safety can opener[0]! 0: https://youtu.be/i_mLxyIXpSY?si=kXrTddErZvju6wIF
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
As someone who was just there, you can't walk practically ANYWHERE in disney world. Within the parks sure, but getting between places is a nightmare if you don't have a car. There are zero sidewalks anywhere between any of the res
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Probably not. Both right side up and upside down viewing are processed in the same circuit of interpretation (eye - lateral geniculate nucleus - visual cortex). The phenomenon you are talking about occurs because control processes that &quo
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
The study appears to be a part of one of the authors' dissertation which focuses on approach avoidance behaviors and their relationship to cognitive control [0]. The inclusion of sidestepping is not "fishing" but is used as a
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
I suspect it would. There is a well-documented similar effect called the congruency sequence effect [0] in which performance on a given incongruent trial improves if the previous trial was likewise incongruent (and, interestingly, performan
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
How well does that hypothesis fit the maps experience?
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Also like the one time you most typically use the Dr honorific is specifically when you are speaking about the person in reference to their profession.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
People see FIDI and think that level of density is happening in Pac Heights or Sunset and don't realize how thin things get once you get out of the main downtown strip.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Interestingly, going down the rabbit-hole a bit found this letter snippet [0], which suggests this new fabric may have been less of a success in the long term than the article suggests. [0] https://ui.adsabs.harvard.edu/abs&
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
I personally agree with the government that you should probably have an advanced degree before being allowed to cut into or administer drugs to a living creature.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Having worked in the GT/GSU center, it's worth noting that that mock scanner (and indeed the MRI itself) are research-only, but yes the attention my forebears put into the experience particularly for children. Back then there were
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
It's a problem if you can't sell at all , which happens to many people in a collapse like this.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
They're talking about having to sell the current house, obviously.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
There is absolutely high competition in neuroscience PhD programs. I have no idea why you would think otherwise.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Pedestrians in california have de facto right of way over cars in any scenario so this is irrelevant here.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Given its foundation in chattel slavery America has always been what it was founded to oppose.
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
[sources needed]
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
That's not the reasoning, its a continued descriptor of "that once attracted the best and brightest"
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
They used to just make them out of zinc so they wouldn't snap at the drop of a hat. Guess that $0.10 savings per unit was worth the shipping though
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
We have also come to accept wildly poor standards for clothing construction because of our disconnect between expense and quality. Can you imagine brushing off those little snags you get in your tshirts after one wash as "just how thes
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by neuronerdgirl 3y ago
Carrying this forward, stop buying shit . Humans today consume an ungodly amount of unnecessary crap. Just in terms of clothing the fast fashion industry has absolutely demolished our sense of longevity and repairability and convinced us w

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