dkz999

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by dkz999 2y ago
I agree that classical schooling has fallen far away from learning (as the author defines it). That has even crept more and more into "higher education". This is a travesty and produces worse people, citizens, what have you. But i
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by dkz999 2y ago
We already kind of see this with search.
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by dkz999 2y ago
Idk, in this instance I feel pretty strongly that cloud, and solutions with unecessary overhead, are the fast food. The article proposes not eating it all the time.
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by dkz999 2y ago
I really like equating faking intelligence to consciousness. Its intuitive because we have all seen that, yet so complex its nearly futile to give meaningful predictive criteria for when an agent is 'being intelligent'. In additio
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by dkz999 2y ago
'Got it'?
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by dkz999 2y ago
Is someone with a cochlear implant dead? How about someone using a BCI to move a mouse? Or a locked-in patient? Is there a minimum number of organic connections we need to be alive? How would you convince this person that their 'I&#x27
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by dkz999 3y ago
Pretty sure this is correct. Seen a number of unbiased whole tissue seq studies point to 4-6 subtypes. Amyloid may be a driver in like one, same for immune, but mostly its tauopathy, age related, or vascular changes.
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by dkz999 3y ago
Disruption? "Fixing what isn't broken"? Im going with: Making perfect the enemy of the good.
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by dkz999 3y ago
>... the point where bacteria need to evolve so much to overcome new antibiotic approaches that they... Can't. Changed it a bit for ya. This is the zone we need to be in for any successful treatment. This is also why e.g. humans wi