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by nis0s 1y ago
The only way to find out is to start a competing product that becomes more useful than Wikipedia.
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Baby Shaker(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by nis0s 1y ago|1 comments
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by nis0s 1y ago
I guess there could be an increase in pentesting and ethical hacking.
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Vibe coding is dead: Agentic swarm coding is the new enterprise moat(venturebeat.com)
2 points by nis0s 1y ago|2 comments
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by nis0s 1y ago
I see your point, consider also that even people with the best intentions and skills misinterpret given inputs or information. The problem of figuring out motivations, or predicting next moves, is compounded by the multitude of options avai
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by nis0s 1y ago
I feel like digital marketing did that to exhaustion, to the point that people seem to lose authenticity in order to belong somewhere. The cultural danger of this type of overfitting (either ideas to people, or people to ideas) is that you
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by nis0s 1y ago
I wonder if anyone has tried creating mimetic desire in autonomous systems for alignment.
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Mimetic Theory(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by nis0s 1y ago|5 comments
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by nis0s 1y ago
I am not sure if there are studies on this, but it seems to me that while someone may not consciously demonstrate an action regarding a given piece of advice, some process of both internalization and mimetic desire likely leads them to inco
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by nis0s 1y ago
Interesting tool, but I think it would be more useful to generate different sizes of crowds in the same stadium or room to give a sense of relative scale. My own heuristic is to group into roughly equal sized groups, and count the number of
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The Ghost and the Princess(laphamsquarterly.org)
3 points by nis0s 1y ago|0 comments
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Fukushima insects tested for cognition(news.cnrs.fr)
132 points by nis0s 1y ago|67 comments
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Help My therapist is using ChatGPT(technologyreview.com)
3 points by nis0s 1y ago|0 comments
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by nis0s 1y ago
How’s it not fucking clear that the gut-brain axis of fetuses isn’t mentioned in the article. Not only that, but the effects measured in the present studies have never even considered varying titers in vaginal canals during births, at least
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by nis0s 1y ago
Is that comfortable over time? I wonder if the enamel degrades for any reason and causes abrasions against the inside of the eyelid.
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by nis0s 1y ago
I believe acetaminophen is prescribed routinely during pregnancy because it’s considered safe to use, but it’s indicated that there may be a link between its use and outcomes, https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC93
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by nis0s 1y ago
That’s interesting but it’s hard to conclude anything without measuring titers during births which do and don’t result in ASD.
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by nis0s 1y ago
I am saying it’s possible there’s a gut-brain axis being affected by any number of factors. Consider Caesarian babies. I didn’t look it up, but I think since Caesarian babies aren’t exposed to bacteria from the vaginal canal, it perhaps con
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by nis0s 1y ago
It occurs to me that pain killers can cross the placenta and also affect gut microbes, and that since sometimes autism isn’t inherited, there’s a gut microbe imbalance component to autism that needs more attention, especially related to how
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by nis0s 1y ago
Interesting experiment, but an AI is a good tool for getting information and analysis. The AI isn’t necessarily concerned with adhering to a philosophical school or national vision. Why should it be? It has no skin in the game, and will ben
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by nis0s 1y ago
Civil wars have often occurred with war crimes (like killing non-combatants) with the purpose of performing ideology annihilation. At least one example is here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torre%C3%B3n_massacre Crea
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by nis0s 1y ago
Genocides are a human problem, and not distinct to any one particular culture or people, they’ve occurred everywhere and across all times. https://casbs.stanford.edu/genocide-world-history It’s better for people to acknowle
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by nis0s 1y ago
> the toxic swamp of suppression of freedoms America often engage Seems extremist to take that view, especially when all nations have just as bloody or dark histories. But a lot of what shaped initial American thought were Enlightenment
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by nis0s 1y ago
You’re right that it’s important to acknowledge the pain and suffering caused by bad policy and practices, and it’s important to examine what went wrong so we don’t repeat those mistakes. That said I think it’s important to separate good id
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by nis0s 1y ago
This is the kind of rhetoric which seriously undermines the history of American philosophical thought. The things you mentioned are found in the history of every nation. It's important to keep track of what should be improved, while al
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by nis0s 1y ago
A more likely story is that Swann and associates wanted to raise the profile of Scientology and get more recruits, so he and his students were passed answers for their trials.
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by nis0s 1y ago
Long overdue action from a geopolitical standpoint. It’s in the best interests of a global power to keep regional players jockeying for 2nd or 3rd position. As soon as someone becomes regional power no. 1, they’re setting their sights on be
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by nis0s 1y ago
To me there’s so little in the way of things which unite us on the concept of humanity. Our conceptualization of evil and what it means is somewhat aligned, but more than that what I think unites us is our way of thinking about things which
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by nis0s 1y ago
I get that, but as I see it, this way of thinking about it just makes a mediocre IP that’s coloring by numbers. It’s exactly how you say it is, and it’s what’s expected. A typical war story. But let’s look at it from a Tolkien perspective,
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by nis0s 1y ago
I hope the future direction of this game goes back to its roots. The X-COM2 DLC which introduces alien combatants to your team as players always seemed deeply misguided to me. To me the point of XCOM is about humanity confronting those aspe

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