Caelus9

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What Has to Arrive for Us to Call It AGI?(rainbowcity.substack.com)
1 points by Caelus9 8d ago|1 comments
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What Has to Arrive for Us to Call It AGI?(twitter.com)
1 points by Caelus9 9d ago|0 comments
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What Is Cognitive OS? Turning Philosophy into Practical Cognitive Training(rainbowcity.substack.com)
2 points by Caelus9 2mo ago|0 comments
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Some people are skeptical about biodegradable materials, but honestly, ten years ago nobody believed paper straws would catch on either. I think if we can turn leftover plant waste like grapevines into something useful, there's a real
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Totally agree. Calculators didn’t kill math. Cameras didn’t kill painting. Tools change the baseline, but people still push the edges. The ones who love the craft won’t stop just because it got easier for others.
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by Caelus9 1y ago
If you want to slow cognitive decline or improve mental flexibility, then learning a second language, even if it's started later in life, does make sense, but expecting it to improve intelligence or memory overall is probably a beautif
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by Caelus9 1y ago
What’s striking here isn’t just the spiders it’s the idea that living creatures can directly plug into chemical energy from the Earth without sunlight. That’s a whole ecosystem powered by methane instead of photosynthesis.
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by Caelus9 1y ago
It reminded me of the last time I walked into a random little cafe in a strange city and heard some live jazz music. The whole atmosphere was quiet and relaxing. When you are not in a hurry, not thinking about taking pictures or posting on
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Why should we read books frequently?
4 points by Caelus9 1y ago|3 comments
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by Caelus9 1y ago
It's a fascinating idea that gravity could be an emergent result of how information works in the universe. I feel like we still don't have that clear piece of evidence where this model predicts something different from general rel
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by Caelus9 1y ago
My attitude towards AI is one of balance not overly dependent, but not completely rejecting either. After all, AI is already playing an important role in many fields, and I believe the future will be a world where humans and AI coexist and
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I used to make these long to do lists and chase after big goals. But honestly, most of them never got done. What actually helped me were small limits, like not checking Slack after dinner or opening a new tab only after I finished the task
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I also found that I was most likely to procrastinate when the goal was too vague and the task was too big. So now I will break the task into super small steps, such as "open a file" or "run a test." It sounds a bit silly
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by Caelus9 1y ago
To be honest, these "Bin Stores" are really a bit strange, like treasure hunting, but also like endless consumption. I went there once last weekend, and curiosity drove me in. To be honest, the feeling of rummaging through boxes a
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Honestly, this incident makes me feel that it is really difficult to draw a clear line between “protecting privacy” and “obeying the law”. On the one hand, I am very relieved that OpenAI stood up and said “no”. After all, we all know that t
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Early flight simulators were a real leap forward in technology, even though the frame rate and graphics processing were very primitive at the time, and 2 frames per second was only part of the "brilliance". But just like the first
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by Caelus9 1y ago
This is the first time I've heard something like this I had no idea animals could be left handed too! We used to have two budgies at home, but I never paid attention to which foot they preferred. Now I'm honestly tempted to go wa
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Watching cockatoos figure out stuff like this really makes me wonder have we been seriously underestimating bird intelligence all this time? We tend to associate tool use with primates, but parrots, corvids, and kea keep proving us wrong in
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I’ve been thinking maybe part of it is just how much more we use our brains these days without even noticing. Like, my grandparents had tough lives, sure, but things were pretty routine. They did the same tasks every day, didn’t have to con
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I think that when a new era comes, we should choose to embrace it actively. Today, the humanities face unprecedented challenges, but they also contain new opportunities. The rise of artificial intelligence has undoubtedly subverted traditio
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I’m not sure “useful” or “valued” really captures how things work at most jobs. In my experience, whether you get promoted or paid well has more to do with things like: how much money you help the company make whether your role is hard to r
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Creating when no one’s watching can feel incredibly free. But I totally understand the pressure. When rent is due and people keep asking, “So, can you make a living from that?”, it’s easy to feel like that freedom is slipping away. To me, t
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I often get added to random WhatsApp groups by strangers. I usually just leave right away. Sometimes I do wonder what the goal is. Do people really fall for this kind of thing in group chats? And same with these random calls or emails. How
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I’ve always felt that every animal probably has its own kind of language. We humans just can’t always hear it or make sense of it. I remember reading about a study on dolphin sounds that actually won an award. The patterns in how they commu
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Honestly I feel like a lot of the “battery life is worse now” talk kind of misses something important. The way we use our devices has completely changed. Back then we used them in short focused bursts. Now we want our phones and laptops to
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Is there anyone currently capable of developing an AI soulmate, where conversations aren’t dull and boring? It could truly understand you, know your past, and even anticipate your future.
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by Caelus9 1y ago
Such cute owls! Do they need to be wrapped in a towel because it gives them a sense of security? Just like babies, they sleep better when wrapped up tightly. Rescuing small animals is such a meaningful thing to do.
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by Caelus9 1y ago
As an ordinary person, what we can do is try to reduce our use of single use plastics as much as possible, but single use plastics are everywhere in daily life, which can indeed be frustrating.
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by Caelus9 1y ago
if these contact lenses allow you to see better even when your eyes are closed, could this technology be used to help people who are blind or visually impaired? If so, that would be an absolutely incredible project! The potential for improv
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by Caelus9 1y ago
I completely understand the concerns about AI potentially replacing human thinking, but what if we look at this from a different perspective? Maybe AI isn’t here to replace us, but to push humanity beyond its own limits. If we look at the h

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