nudgeOrnurture

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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
repetition breeds rationalism. variety of phrasing breeds facts. it's how the brain works. the more cognitive and perceptive angles agree on the observed, the more likely it is, that the observed is really / actually observed. p
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
one of the projects listed is probably somewhere in my bookmarks. and AFAIK it still is a real plan but, officially, we are not where we wanted to be material science-wise ... heat, distances and batteries are still somewhat an issue, m
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
'help people remove their data from all other data brokers'
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
you should probably let a machine pick for you, one that is aware of the choices made for others
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
more people turn into pure, uncritical consumers, the unthinking majority grows stronger--congratulations, general--and larger. trends, hypes get a lot more easy reach and have more impact and there's also gonna be a lot more trends an
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
someone just checked the incogni database, ... you didn't delete anything
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
one state supplying the rest is not what you want, especially if there are chances that something will disturb that states grid. I remember the uni day discussions about Africa supplying the rest of the world with solar energy and that the
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
so you have to ask on SO how to train that into your custom model running on Ponzimbda's hAIrdware
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
yeah, it's always fun when toddlers are told to read the docs, first, and then a few blog posts that clarify things in varying ways, then another article on how to ask (the right) questions and finally, give a summary of what one alrea
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
btw, according to the story, they took Aaron Schwartz out of civil intelligence by force. fuck all the responsible people in the ass with a cactus for that one. if it was all a bit and he's now part of Heartbeat, ok ... point in case
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
doesn't apply to edge cases
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
> You can't physically force someone to fly a jet or work in intelligence. Yes, you can. Physical force is rarely necessary, though. It's enough to threaten their family, and show an example, first, like how some specific nerve
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
thank you.
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
Nice one. If I had the clarity back in the day, I would have done the same. The number one reason was the people around. They were nothing, but the only kind I knew and so I wasted time and life. Once you have your degrees, you can spend an
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
Nice, I hypothesized a consequence of this, circling in on cooptation--enforced conformity--a few years ago. This confirms that the first stage is happening and successfully executed, although not necessarily on purpose or planned but in a
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
an active, public pre-review discussion. we nurture critical thinking before the nudge. some charismatic, intelligent dude or dudette or couple with a curious but rather uneducated mind inviting grad students and scientists to discuss studi
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by nudgeOrnurture 1y ago
> Incidence of coronary artery disease, myocardial infarction, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, and stroke > People with the brightest nights (90-100th percentiles) had significantly higher risks of developing coronary artery disea