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How my views on AI changed every year 2017-2024(guzey.com)
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Questions(guzey.com)
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by guzey 4y ago
Consider reading the last section of the post.
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by guzey 4y ago
Consider actually reading the post before commenting next time. I didn't do an "180" switch. I wrote: >1. There’s no good medical reason to sleep more than the minimum you can sustain. >Not this one! Fight me.
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by guzey 5y ago
No, you are. You specifically wrote that I "equate" (3) and (4) to my conclusion. You wrote: >probably also wouldn't equate "a person with an ADRB1 mutation can sleep less" and "a single individual that unde
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by guzey 5y ago
> How does your essay explain that I feel horrible for 2-3 hours after waking up if I don't get enough sleep? So, you are saying that when you don't get enough sleep, you feel fine most of the day, except for the first 2-3 hour
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by guzey 5y ago
Are you seriously arguing that sleeping out in the nature, potentially with dangerous animals around you, on bear skins, with several friends (on the same bear skin?) is as comfortable as sleeping on a modern mattress in your home?
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by guzey 5y ago
>Yes, please, do continue to slam a whole field that you are not yourself in. Love hearing from people who love to just cherry pick a couple of articles to support their claims. eye roll I wholeheartedly agree. Similarly, people outside
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by guzey 5y ago
Is drinking modern water a superstimulus like modern junk food from my analogy is?
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by guzey 5y ago
So what you are saying is that, just like me, in your 20s you were optimize for getting shit done and now, being older, you optimize for feeling good and don't care about doing as much and think that optimizing for doing earlier was
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by guzey 5y ago
>I probably also wouldn't equate "a person with an ADRB1 mutation can sleep less" and "a single individual that underwent brain surgery can sleep less" with "Decreasing sleep by 1-2 hours a night in the long
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by guzey 5y ago
Yep, and here's conclusion of this argument: >Now, what if the only sleep available to you was modern sleep? > 1. If you don’t sleep at all, you go crazy, because some amount of sleep is necessary. > 2. If you sleep just enoug
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by guzey 5y ago
For the readers, here's my actual argument ( https://guzey.com/theses-on-sleep/#comfortable-modern-sleep-... ): >1. Experiencing hunger is normal and does not necessarily imply that you are not eating enough. Nev
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by guzey 5y ago
I'm curious - what do you believe I should've done? How do you discredit a p-hacked small-n experiment, aside from noting that it should not be trusted a priori due to the extreme bias of the results expected from such kind of stu
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by guzey 5y ago
Hilarious. Except for the fact that a bunch of neuroscientists actually read my draft and gave me comments a lot of which I incorporated in the essay, e.g. https://guzey.com/theses-on-sleep/#appendix-philipp-streiche...
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by guzey 5y ago
For those interested, here's my critique of sleep science ( https://guzey.com/theses-on-sleep/#our-priors-about-sleep-re... ): >Do you believe in power-posing? In ego depletion? In hungry judges and brain trainin
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by guzey 5y ago
>Working 10 to 12 hours straight with only one or two half an hour breaks is no goal one should thrive for. Neither working 80 hours a week. I work on the thing I love & care deeply about (newscience.org) and I'm most happy when
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by guzey 5y ago
Lmao yes, I heard very similar things... Would love to chat sometime and hear more from you! alexey@newscience.org
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by guzey 5y ago
Super interesting observations. Would love to chat sometime and hear more! alexey@newscience.org
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by guzey 5y ago
I'm mostly raising money from people who read my blog (guzey.com) at the moment lol but planning to go to foundations and people interested in funding basic science at scale in the future..
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by guzey 5y ago
extraordinary
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by guzey 5y ago
How do you define "research" and "opinion"?
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by guzey 5y ago
It means that I do "research". e.g. - https://guzey.com/how-life-sciences-actually-work/ - https://guzey.com/science/sleep/14-day-sleep-deprivation-sel...
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by guzey 5y ago
The email exchange in question is contained in the post I link itself directly following the broken link: https://yngve.hoiseth.net/articles/why-we-sleep-institutiona... - kinda incredible to not have noticed it. The p
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by guzey 5y ago
I do not have depression and do not experience significantly notable mood changes when acutely sleep deprived. The general idea of the book is literally -- sleep 7-8 hours or you'll get some terrible disease -- is clearly not true. It
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by guzey 5y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26685755 this comment points out that Walker linked to that blog post from his official site after all.
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by guzey 5y ago
I just linked to Walker's response at the top of my essay. (I did not link to it when it was published because Walker never acknowledged being the author and it took a while for UC Berkeley to confirm authorship at which point I had al
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by guzey 6y ago
Honestly no one in particular comes to mind.. The people I value the most are just some of my friends who are really good at this kind of thing..
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by guzey 6y ago
This is so weird. It breaks in Firefox and Edge for >1820px for me too but works fine in Chrome. Looking into this. They appear to display absolutely positioned elements on the page differently for some reason. Update: fixed this. Thank
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by guzey 6y ago
>the best advice-givers will tell white-lies privately, even to people they love and respect, if the advice-seekers don't send ultra-clear ultra-proactive signals that they will not be hurt by the advice they seek I think I tried to

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