MailleQuiMaille

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by MailleQuiMaille 1y ago
And now, I disagree with you ;) > Humans being manipulated is not, in and of itself, a hint that things are going wrong. If a car can be stolen, should it be stolen ? If a dog can be beaten, should it be beaten ? I don’t think because so
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by MailleQuiMaille 1y ago
> The result is most applications were severely dumbed down to work on a smartphone. Good point, and it could be argued the user soon followed that dumbification, with youngest generations not even understanding the file/folder anal
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by MailleQuiMaille 1y ago
What a weird analogy. The content and services provided by AI still needs those humans behind. Maybe when it’s all AI agents talking to themselves, this would make sense, but before that, someone has to write, edit and choose that content.
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
An interesting read ! I feel the call of the Muse, and always try to negotiate because, well, I need money to live. To me, creativity feels like a laser I can point in any chosen direction. Want to make a SAAS ? Sure ! Here are a dozen idea
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
US Only ? Would Canada work ?
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
I think the key for me, a lifelong messy person, was to find out what I like or don't. Like : -Taking notes on the fly for capturing fleeting ideas. -When working on a project, embracing the mess by having as many documents/spread
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Yes ! I like it even more when you consider the brainwaves that deal with...frequency...hmm...
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
"If the music I dance to doesn't arise from the radio, it seems to be suspiciously well correlated with the radio. I think the music I dance arises from the radio."
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Yes, it must be the tea and the coffee, not the lack of fat, corn and other sugars, the daily physical activity, the community or even the geographic settings. Yeah. Doctors must hate them !
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
>our DNA has been shaped by nature, not stories. Interesting point, I believe the opposite. Or, let's say, that stories have much more impact that DNA on our behaviour/thinking models. Religion, money, appartenance to a tribe o
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Well…if you present stories, for sure we gonna make chapters out of it. Or beats, even. I wonder what the results would have been if people were showed documentary footage with no narration ? But my suspicion is that just like we sometimes
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
I don't know. It just feels nice to fly, for once.
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
> Vaccines are now being used in some places - but monitoring the disease and avoiding mosquito bites are the most effective ways to prevent malaria. You’d think vaccines are the end-all be-all and the only reason we ever eradicated any
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Fate, Destiny, Logos, God(s), and so on... It seems that for most of History, we personified luck and lived along that knowledge that something someone wanted some things out of that collective human experience, and thus was guiding events
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
That’s the promise that initially brought me to the article, and I like the reason of the article. I’m just not sure I got more info from the title than the content of the article itself. But that is maybe just me, another fellow psychologi
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Oof. What was the point of that article ? It felt like an unnecessary tough read.
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
I see, we are from the same cloth !
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Depends at what age you'd ask me that. Harry Potter 4 was the first book I binged when I was a kid. Lord of the Flies was the first book that made me feel weird emotions, and I liked it. Snow crash is the book that made me think "
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Ok, I want to be your friend.
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Surprised as how such basic stuff gets "discovered" now and then. For all the toot of science, how come it took us that long to realise such a basic (in appearance at least I'm sure) fact ?
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Lord of the flies.
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
>This could have horrific consequences for the recipient Like, he could live ? The point you are trying to make is unclear.
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
>Journalists don't want to inject their own judgements into articles, which is admirable, and makes sense. Is it even possible ? Like, don't you know the political inclination of any website/journal you read ? I feel like
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Never understood how using meta analysis constitutes any form of legitimate research. It always to me felt like trying to make a mix of "discussable" studies, like a bouillabaisse or something. Maybe it's because I hate fish,
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
My book. Halfway to the first draft !
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Until AI companions actively argue, tease or are straight up disagreeing with you, no, we won't. It's part of the learning to converge all of our reality tunnels together. How can I learn that when I'm stuck in my echo box ?
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
He is sick. This is the work of a sick person. He even knows that he is sick but does not care, because of the sickness. I pray for his audience, really. What's this about the Squid Game video and the half a mil lost because of the &q
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
How long until you are part of the conversation...?
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. Really refreshing take on HN. I suspect I have something similar to yours, but on a much, much lower degree : a "voice" that tells me things with an opinion of its own. Well, the way it manifests for me, is tha
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by MailleQuiMaille 2y ago
"For those who understand, No explanation is needed. For those who do not understand, No explanation is possible" Ziad K. Abdrlnour But, I enjoy the arguments you brought forth, so let me try some more :) >The assertion that an

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