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   The Multidimensional Brain(sciencedirect.com)

   4 points by tudorw 7y ago|0 comments
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   Thanks for writing this, fascinating.
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   We can do both, though if we did just one, I'd be with you, domestic economics should be taught from the earliest age.
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   My work has mainly been with small businesses on limited budgets, so while an hourly rate might be agreed, I'll also agree to be realistic about limiting costs. Here communication and trust are key, we'll discuss core essentials,
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   I'll be buried next to my PSION Gold Card :)
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   most people walk from somewhere to their truck at least, which kind of makes them a pedestrian for at least a bit, unless there is some kind of mini electric golf cart to go from door to door, I mean, I suppose, who knows...
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   Me too, it's disturbing to see an apparent 'genius' pay so little attention to the design from a pedestrian perspective, then you give it nuts acceleration that makes almost no difference to journey time, I guess the only pla
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   It's all about how fast people can listen, not how fast you talk...
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   by tudorw 7y ago

   Same with discount supermarkets, they seem to have a supply of almost identical products, but with more 'air' in the box and a visually competitive price, but per KG not competitive, not all supermarkets show the price conversion,
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Claiming on the packaging that the product is 'renewed', without mention the size reduction, seems pretty much deception?
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Dystopian media influenced oppressive states, a nation placated with purile entertainment, an underground of those who 'really know' what is going on fighting to restore humanity, watched over by a slightly crazed AI ...
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    For more on the shamans' claims that the plants communicate information through Ayahuasca experiences, see the work of Jeremy Narby, it's undeniable that the natives understanding of plants is extensive and however it was come by
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Mindfulness is a lot cheaper :)
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Tactical Breathing :)
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    You are certainly not alone, perhaps investigate more about the subject, it's inevitable, yet treated in a myriad of ways by different cultures. Perhaps there is something going on around you that at this time has posed questions you&#
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    I'd be okay with it if it flags up what proportion of the page is content and how much is unused, advertising and tracking code...
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Holding out since 96' here, while a consumer-level device with mass adoption is still some way off, the tooling to produce content is advancing at an impressive rate, given content, as opposed to new technology, is the main driver of m
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Well, I guess be glad the surgeon is there, they have to live it, and we struggle just reading it.
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Yes, fan art, good though, I suspended my disbelief until I saw the serial port on the back, no flashing on the plastic mold :)
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Sure, it's contentious, what's not contentious is that our lexicon grows over time, how would an AI go about inventing a new word?
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Interesting, at what point do we let AI contribute new words to the lexicon, Shakespeare managed 15...
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    There is at least one 'affordable' fNIRS device coming to market that looks promising, https://foc.us/fnirs-sensor/ There's a paper somewhere on using machine learning to help identify signal, this one i
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    "Some corn grains can actually work like magnets, helping us keep energy levels the highest we can. " Good to know!
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Indeed, I agree, depending on your age I guess you see Google as a search engine, if you are young enough to be in the AG generation, you may see them as a platform that happens to have a search engine attached to a device/car/med
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    I'm not sure, but I think it's trying to say that deep learning as it stands is modeled on one aspect of a model of the brain, by developing out the 3 aspects they identify and having them act in unison would be potentially a good
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Agreed, all the changes have made things worse for everything aside their bottom line, if there are any HUI/GUI/UX/UI/HCI people out there that think they can do better I'm holding a contest on Instagram, #icandobet
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    Perhaps they should pay more attention to their core, I see their search product as lacking vision, dated and misaligned with the needs of the user.
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    When they say common, my initial research shows that titanium dioxide is present in the most commonly used IBS medication; Alosetron (Lotronex) Eluxadoline (Viberzi) Rifaximin (Xifaxan) Lubiprostone (Amitiza) Linaclotide (Linzess) Going fur
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    As someone generally regarded as on some sort of spectrum, while your sentiment is appreciated, please take care, what you are describing sounds stressful, and it may be important not to attach something that brings joy to something that br
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    by tudorw 7y ago

    https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/722414.Computer_Lib_Drea... by Ted Nelson :)