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by SubiculumCode 24d ago
Can we please go back to letting experts lead departments where expertise is paramount, you know, like leading scientific funding?
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"Autism Biomed" now in charge of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver NICHD(sciencebasedmedicine.org)
7 points by SubiculumCode 24d ago|1 comments
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by SubiculumCode 24d ago
awesome!
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by SubiculumCode 24d ago
Am I reading it right that they are claiming about ~%15 word prediction accuracy?
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by SubiculumCode 24d ago
I guess there is this dream that AI will help us finally close the Linux driver gap, and maybe even conquer the android phone closed hardware driver conundrum making almost every phone locked down. One can hope.
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by SubiculumCode 25d ago
A conspiracy theorist misuse a term with no knowledge of it's context? Nahhh never /s
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by SubiculumCode 25d ago
I wonder if these are what was being referenced: [1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11092452/ [2] https://www.nature.com/articles/s41592-025-02932-8 ChatGPT helped me identify likely
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by SubiculumCode 25d ago
Not an expert, but isn't your LCDM vs MOND example assymetric? Like different kinds of data supports each model very well, and so reconciliation isn't simple? Moreover, your objection that science progresses one funeral at a time
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by SubiculumCode 27d ago
1. LibreOffice's recover files dialogue series of steps is frustrating like this. 2. Still better than "Yes, Ask me Later" dialogues that are so insulting to users.
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NIH Directors Decide, Except When HHS Says No(formernih.substack.com)
3 points by SubiculumCode 28d ago|0 comments
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by SubiculumCode 28d ago
You reverse it. "It's not X, it's Y" is the pattern. Look at the parent. Then look at my comment, which is basically, "it's not a claudism, it's a".
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The government's strategic plan for autism(27unihted.substack.com)
6 points by SubiculumCode 28d ago|0 comments
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
See my comment. It used the same construction.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
Claude might use that, but it is not a Claudism. Its how humans talk and emphasize thigns and has been used for countelss centuries.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
I personally do not see any obvious signs that it was written by AI, except perhaps for how polished it is: It reads well, is clear, and (to me) quite fascinating. I upvoted, because it deserved to be upvoted.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
Why? Oh researchers aren't real people? They are some elite group or something? Not people that work their assess off? Not people like me who went from growing up in a rural impoverished neighborhood of dirt and chicken-coops to become
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
People don't tend to buy people large furniture because it's rude to assume that theyll want to keep something large and relatively permanent, much less something that requires an electrician to install.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
In human and development, there is a transition from remembering things verbatim to remembering using semantic concepts. The ideas are getting bigger and more useful. The details are still in the library where the fidelity is better.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
It's not the regulars at NIH. If anything they are pulling more unofficial overtime than ever before to try to compensate for what is coming from on top and what DOGE destroyed
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
Frankly, this is a bit of an ignorant take. 1st, K-awards are specially meant to provide a funding path to support an early career scientist to continue in the field. Expecting that another team has already replicated the early work of a yo
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
My job depends on NIH continuing to function, but it is not immediately clear that this particular decision follows other worrying trends discussed here previously. Removing K-awards for clinical trials (but not regular, cheaper study forma
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
I wonder whether adding that it is as good or better than Mythos, and that genius is 99% perspiration, just 1% inspiration to your prompts...
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
Cognitive Decline != Alzheimer's. There are other forms of cognitive decline in aging.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
AI is an existential threat, full stop. It can also help us solve many of our greatest problems. Let's not let it solve those problems by removing us as the quickest shortcut.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
Isnt the issue with the latter is tha tyou need a local session first before you can connect?
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
Not yet...good to chastise me on this, but in my defense, I am at work, and am just trying to get a sense of this, as I would like to move away from VNC.
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
How I use claude in my grant writing. I write a rough paragraph. I invoke /concise-mode skill (a supposed instruction that Claude used for their previous concise writing style), and ask it to revise for clarity. I re-read to ensure it
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
I had a heck of a time ever getting that to work. Also, can that support multiple concurrent users?
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
Without self-hosting, how can I be sure that the middleman server layer won't affect my security?
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by SubiculumCode 1mo ago
It may only apply to Direct IP Access, but isn't that what many would expect (not trusting middleman to be secure?)

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