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raducu
7y ago
That's ridiculous actually. don't they euthanize stray dogs in Colombia?
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raducu
7y ago
How about the possibility for HPPD, I think that's universal to all psychedelics?
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raducu
7y ago
Of course you are "seeing" patterns of code, structure and so on. Just like a mechanic is seeing or, a sportsman is seeing his next moves and so on. Even blind people "see" the same way, they still have a visual cortex a
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raducu
7y ago
Nicotine alone increases chances for diabetes, and in mice, it produces inflammation of the pancreas even after quitting. Nicotine alone is probably better than tobacco, but by how much, we are not sure. Nicotine alone fucks with my hand jo
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raducu
7y ago
But the temptation to just bum a cigarette from someone is incredible, trust me.
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raducu
7y ago
If the abbreviations are standard across the domain space, they are fine imho. But as far as I remember from Jeremy's videos, that was indeed not the case.
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raducu
7y ago
But natural populations of mosquitoes probably number in millions/billions and the don't have the mutation. How can you release a handful of lab mosquitoes into the wild and reduce the population by 90%? Shouldn't only their
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raducu
7y ago
The issue is Meena is first saying it is working on a paper then asks the human what the paper is on; the human never mentioned he was working on any paper, Meena herself did, hence the inconsistency.
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raducu
7y ago
I can pause my front loader and add laundry, I'm not sure how the machine does it, perhaps I cannot add just whenever I want -- depending on the wash cycle, but I've never had the problem of not being able to pause the washing and
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raducu
7y ago
Yeah, after they mentioned he was made king of the village and then he just left without any other detail, I also stopped reading.
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raducu
7y ago
"it's reasonable to assume this trend will continue in future." -- except its not, that's why we had the 2008 crisis -- I can generate 20% returns 9/10 years, but on the 10th year I tank the whole world economy with
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raducu
7y ago
While I would love for self-driving cars to be a thing, the AI to detect tired, distracted, drunk or sleeping drivers could be in every car way, way before self-driving cars will be a thing.
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raducu
7y ago
I am pretty sure I have undiagnosed ADHD(its pointless getting a diagnose in my country as an adult). My resting heart rate is pretty high, but if I do any intelectual work wahtsoever my heart rate is around 95bpm. RItalin analogues(in ther
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raducu
7y ago
I'd agree with you if we reached peak development and unemployment was high. But there are people dying of hunger in the world, disseases that require funds to find a cure, infrastructure to be payed for and so on. So if you pay your t
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raducu
7y ago
It probably doesn't help that women find 80% of men as ugly.
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raducu
7y ago
Maybe manufacturing was just a stage in the development of Shenzhen and the area will develop like other regions in the world have. There will be some bad years, but overall, Shenzhen will not go back to the stone-age. Certainly not a Detro
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raducu
7y ago
Is there a reason for -D and not -d? Wouldn't -D also delete the remote branch if you accidentally pushed your changes?
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raducu
7y ago
How would AI help a problem that requires vast biochemical simulations and vast experimentation? The problem is not that we have all the data but we are not intelligent enough to solve, we just don't have all the information and we c
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raducu
7y ago
What is the definition for consciousnes anyway? Is it the feeling that you are conscious, can you really differentiate it from proprioception that most animals have. Is it the bahavior we see in animals recognizing themselves in the mirror?
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raducu
7y ago
I'm an absolute begginer in climbing, only did gym climbing, going only once a week meant almost no progress(going twice was much better) and I just loved climbing and how I felt after; I even loved the slow progress, I was like "
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raducu
7y ago
And then there are some people who actually seem to have time for all of that, which kind of makes it sad for the rest -- I remember a female coleague -- drop dead gorgeous, two kids, 28 years of age, always taking her kids for activities,
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7y ago
I'm in no position to offer advice, but I feel that in many ways having children in your twenties would be much better society wise -- if people had some psychotherapy to solve their issues and discover who they are and better relate t
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raducu
7y ago
Knowing what you're getting into and having the rest of your life in order are golden, I guess. I resent my wife for sort of slowly forcing it on me with promises of "nothing will change, my mother will help", I also resent m
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raducu
7y ago
Although Briggs Myers archetypes are seen as pseudoscience, I've found that I totally relate to the postulation that archetypes need to develop their less used functions later in life in order to become more complete human beings, and
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raducu
7y ago
Oh, God, I hope my almost two year old daughter turns out that way too, right now she seems most enthusiastic about me chasing her, dancing, airplaning her around; though I see some seeds of inquisity because she wants me to help her open u
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raducu
7y ago
Yeah, totally, let those instagram hipsters traveling off the hook, they are allowed to travel 10 times a year, God forbid a parent take his children on a vacation once or twice a year!
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raducu
7y ago
That's neither, but it is better than what we have today, let me explain: I was raised by my grandparents in the countryside, the worst part was my parents randomly showing up every 2-3 weeks or so, letting me always longing for them.
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raducu
7y ago
This is so sad, actually, and It's not just ML, it is every kind of new tech and discovery. To me it shows we have already picked the easy fruits and technology will not continue to evolve exponentially.
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raducu
7y ago
Sleep before 8pm? Is that even possible?(my daughter is almost 2 and not yet in daycare, which means she never goes to her night sleeps before 11pm).
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raducu
7y ago
Can I ask what your age is? My wife and I are 36 and age is one reason I'm not as keen as my wife on having another child.
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