theaussiestew

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by theaussiestew 3y ago
That's a really interesting scientific finding. From a personal experience, once I closed my eyes and actually observed this phenomenon. I could observe many spherical waves of light each pulsating, and not only that but I could feel t
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I have this too. My cognitive processes are not related to my thinking brain, which I define as the part of my mental process which produces the sounds of words in my mind. Instead, I've observed that first, my subconscious processes c
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
Wow, insightful. I see myself in several of these descriptions. Got a blog with more writing?
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
No need to apologise, it's a great trait to have :)
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
The founder I know personally, he interned at Nvidia and contributed many performance improvements, he's the real deal - just really enthuasitic so it may come off as boastfulness ;)
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
That may be so, but what if it's actually possible?
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I'm reminded of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Choosing the Resurrection Stone only leads to pain.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
What was wrong with that? Seemed pretty interesting as an alternative to working in doors.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I used Muse and was aware of it. Looking back, I think it was because they were excessively pure about their approach. The library they built a top of, Automerge, also had this flaw, compared to it's nearest and wildly successful alter
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
It's concerning because conversation has become just about talking and the pleasure of having a chat, rather than truth-seeking. Not that conversation should or must be about truth-seeking, but seeing conversations being idle chatter e
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I often worry about what others will think of me if I put away my phone and rest in silence.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I think the last line hits the hardest. So much suffering happened to you and it just happened. I've been through something similar. Took a while for me to realise that people were just doing what they thought was best, but the consequ
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
Why was he banned in the first place?
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
Care to share this person's personal website?
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I would want to have multi lingual embeddings so I can learn languages more efficiently. Being able to see clouds of different words in different languages would allow me to contextualize them more easily. Same for phrases and sentences.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I'm making a tool that addresses these, would you be up for a chat to go into more detail?
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
He gave details but you provided no rebuttal of his rebuttal. I would agree with him in the sense that just neutral observation often fixes the problem, but often can be a form of spiritually bypassing your problems. For example, if we&#x27
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
That makes sense. Currently what I'm building is something that can handle most of life's tasks which is no small feat. Things like tracking errands, finances, goals and health metrics too. What's the best way to contact you?
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I'm working on something like this actively, would love to chat and find out a bit more about what you're looking for. Looking to launch a small pre-alpha test in the coming weeks.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Sydney, Australia Remote: Yes, any timezone Willing to relocate: Depends on location Technologies: LLMs, NeRFs, Tensorflow, Python, React, TypeScript, MobX Email: conwayying@stultusstudios.com About: We're an art
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
The body and mind have a remarkable ability to heal, beyond what most think is possible. It sounds like a lot of your mental condition is due to over-medication with pain killers and medicine, as well as stimulants like caffeine pills. But
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
It’s kind of comical how easily this revolt got quashed.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I replied to this in my other comment
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
Saving lives is a good thing but I just have a gut feeling against this traditional image of “doing good” due to my experience with working with many charities and seeing first hand how useless the majority of them are. It’s not about quant
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I used to believe in Effective Altruism but the older I get the more I realise that it’s just another “feel good” philanthropy for rich people movement with completely warped values around so called rationality, utilitarianism and technolog
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
The kind of relationship you described sounds terrible to be in. I hope this isn’t the norm.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
Seems like psychiatry is throwing things at the wall and going with whatever sticks. That plus spurious statistical correlations supporting the use of certain medications.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I've been wanting to make this kind of thing for a while now. Basically canvas and 3D view for code. This looks super cool, but I was more thinking for a general platform like VSCode, rather than something limited to the MacOS eco-syst
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
Yeah but the Vision Pro rocks an M2 chip, not the A-Series in the iPhone.
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by theaussiestew 3y ago
I agree, it has an otherworldly quality about it, and not in a good way. It's like I died but was stuck in purgatory, except in this purgatory I view my past memories alone through a VR headset.

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