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arisbe__
10mo ago
This brings to mind the humorous RFC 2549, "IP over Avian Carriers with Quality of Service". Honestly if the Internet collapsed it would be hidden blessing.
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Is the Maven (HTTPS://app.heymaven.com/) web app down?
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1y ago
Professionalization and high employee debt means that the employees will choose sel-prezervation over creative inquiry and truth seeking. Carring on with this too blantly and over time, it seems self-undermining. I'd guess Science died
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1y ago
For the forward after the beginning is is with the backward before the beginning is.
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1y ago
An example... Let's say hypothetically a spiritual- social-functioning organization existed in more than 10,000 U.S. cities invisible to most (say polling graduating high school seniors in the 90s), wouldn't that seem like in impo
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Can someone make an app optimized on public unawareness?
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1y ago
And how many out-of-box variables have they had patients control for? If it's less than 25 I think medicine has been hijacked by the consumer wanting to not participate in the medical-inquiry process. I could solve the issue with perha
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1y ago
I know I was a bit over-the-top, but I stand by this logic that is far more general than "CPAP-as-an-answer" (but I do personally think it applies here but that is moreso speculation): > "...If a hypothetical drug existed
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1y ago
Medicine is wholly corrupt. If a hypothetical drug existed that was radically cheap and improved general health outcomes by 25%-50%, the institution of medicine and insurance by logic of self-preservation would not allow to exist or be kn
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1y ago
100% and it's rather sad people cant see through it as medical rent seeking.
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1y ago
Do you think they even want to understand apnea? It seems to me there is a toxic incentive situation here. I'd bet money a full blown set of variable controls will be found to solve this problem and come from outside sleep medicine. It
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2y ago
Its worse than that. There is a logic to society, growth and scaling that involves accumulating obligations. This is like a gravity or a gang hivemind that due to scale inverts the value of bettering to the value of self-preservation of a c
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2y ago
Delete your HackerNews acct too, even this platform is beyond corrupted by bad actors and arrogant fools. The Web is 100% dead, killed by AI and poisoned human hearts.
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2y ago
Watch Jack Kruze on Robert Breedlove's podcast (near the end of Pt II will blow your mind blown right out of your skull.) A medical revolution? -- perhaps something much more.
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2y ago
The excessive day time sleepiness (not the Cataplexy nor the sleep paralysis) aspect of Narcolepsy is bizarre and I think misunderstood. I was able with years of experimentation to control the fatigue. There are many variables so I wont go
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Arjan Katta (Daylight Computer) Interview
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Danny Jones podcast interview with Daylight Computer founder Anjan Katta on our Brave New World and failure of Silicon Valley. > "that what we love will ruin us"
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Urbit Channel's Desc. (YouTube) "Curtis Yarvin has returned to Urbit as wartime leader. He will take questions from the Urbit community via the %radio app hosted by ~nodmyn-dosrux." ...why is this flagged?
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Despite any PR answer they probably provided to cover themselves, this is precisely the reason they altered the readability of data like e.g. the number of downvotes of a post. They want to hide certain correlations around controversial pos
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3y ago
This could lead to a large amount of helpful preliminary signals that eventually pan out into some new knowledge.
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3y ago
Linnaeus and lists? Linneaus had an implied design for a flower clock based on an ordering of an ensemble of species selected for their blooming schedules. Now how about a "living list" with its own "circadian clock" a
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I hope in the future the notion of scale (or just more concrete conceptual frameworks in economics and politics) will be made more known in the popular consciousness. I find Taleb to be onto some interesting writing here: PRINCIPIA POLITICA
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There is a whole "grammar of proofs and basic intro to higher mathematics" style course nowadays. Book of Proof has a free PDF version. It covers the basic styles of proof (necessary to learn but still not super advanced). Other
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> "if you want to be come a real biologist" I love Wilson and in particular his prose, but he never himself seemed to get very far into any sort of "understanding" type of consilience himself (he was a professional sc
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The trend of employing optogenetics and optogenetic-like functional tech to this problem I find frightening. And keep in mind "opto" isnt just visible light. The other big idea (which the paper mentions) is the coupling of systems
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I think more creativity should be encouraged as if the student wasn't just learning material but how to be a generative mathematician of interesting new ideas and proofs. The Moore Method is a well known pedagogical method of teaching
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Being a paper book person (and bibliophile) myself, I wish this could be formated into a typeset pdf format.
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The book isnt BS, it is just you are overlaying a more specific purpose onto a work that is more general in its communicative mode and goals. It is a common source of confusion.
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3y ago
It was inspired by him, a sort of philosophically oriented professor of religious history, attending an interdisciplinary conference on game theory in which he was the token philosopher. But his book is more about play, novelty, authentic
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There is an existing person claiming to be a DOD contractor whistleblower on the subject of remote neuro tech that claims a method of hypothalamic interaction is in current use (though the claims re. capability basically go all the way so t
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