humanfromearth9

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by humanfromearth9 20d ago
We name them as one (autism), but try to treat each as what it is specifically
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by humanfromearth9 22d ago
Why not great?
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by humanfromearth9 1mo ago
orange.be doesn't work on Firefox. The support will tell you to use Chrome or Edge.
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by humanfromearth9 2mo ago
Only the porn industry can answer that question.
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by humanfromearth9 2mo ago
For maths, it's also wrong most of the time. Generated stuff looks right, then let Opus audit and see the disaster. DS4 is usable iff you have a way to test the generated stuff, and to convince yourself that its production is right. Wi
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by humanfromearth9 2mo ago
So if I regularly sleep at different hours, is it OK?
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by humanfromearth9 2mo ago
Fix your ADHD. It certainly comes with constant fatigue. It becomes clear that ADHD, like autism, is related to a lack of energy for the brain, and disappears when enough energy is available. If you feel too tired to focus, if you think you
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by humanfromearth9 3mo ago
I wonder what animal or plant would grow out of that...
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by humanfromearth9 3mo ago
No. You can't spend all your money on rehashing past results. Some, OK, all, not. In many fields, the money is needed for discovery.
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SOLID – ISP Is a Conditional Corollary of Dip Applied per Client(zenodo.org)
2 points by humanfromearth9 4mo ago|1 comments
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by humanfromearth9 4mo ago
In this paper, I analyze the relationship between ISP and DIP. This paper makes 3 contributions: 1. A formal statement of the ownership clause for DIP, making explicit what Martin’s examples illustrate, but his DIP statement does not. 2. A
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by humanfromearth9 4mo ago
In this paper, I formally prove that SRP is wrong. First using Bob Martin's own words. Then, formally, using the concept of change driver.
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SOLID – Why SRP Is Wrong: The Cardinality Error in the SRP(zenodo.org)
2 points by humanfromearth9 4mo ago|1 comments
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by humanfromearth9 4mo ago
Why?
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by humanfromearth9 4mo ago
Obsidian may not be open source, but its file format is definitely more open than Joplin's. Which is why I switched to it. Synchronizing with Syncthing works well enough both on desktops and smartphones.
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by humanfromearth9 4mo ago
An attorney could make money with that, sell that "as a service": the service would be to provide you with the same AI attorneys use, et voilà.
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by humanfromearth9 4mo ago
Review-fix rounds after generation of text or code, until convergence to a solution that doesn't need more improvements.
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by humanfromearth9 4mo ago
For my paper about ME/CFS, I let an LLM integrate lots of findings of other scientific papers. Then I ask the LLM to "creatively brainstorm", given all we know of ME/CFS and the newly integrated paper, to generate new hy
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by humanfromearth9 5mo ago
It would be interesting to see if llms all share the same internal representation of red. It might hint towards how it works for humans. Note: I'm not sure this is formulated well, or even if I am able to articulate this correctly.
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by humanfromearth9 5mo ago
Chemistry is the same for each of us, as is physics, so I'd be inclined to think that red is the same red for everyone.
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by humanfromearth9 6mo ago
Sometimes, an AI helps articulate an idea or an intuition. Is that okay, or is it too much already?
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by humanfromearth9 6mo ago
Oh a modern comeback of the analyst-programmer?
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by humanfromearth9 7mo ago
This prompt doesn't say shit about the fact that one wants to wash his car at the car wash or somewhere else...
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by humanfromearth9 7mo ago
That's how I see complex numbers: In mathematics and physics, complex numbers aren't just "imaginary" values—they are the secret language of 2D rotation. While real numbers live on a 1D line, complex numbers inhabit a 2D
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by humanfromearth9 7mo ago
You would be surprised about what the 4.5 models can already do in these ways of thinking. I think that one can unlock this power with the right set of prompts. It's impressive, truly. It has already understood so much, we just need to
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by humanfromearth9 7mo ago
Hello, I check context use percentage, and above ~70% I ask it to generate a prompt for continuation in a new chat session to avoid compaction. It works fine, and saves me from using precious tokens for context compaction. Maybe you should
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by humanfromearth9 8mo ago
The first thing I would do in case of depression is to make sure that the patient's energy levels are good and that mitochondria and other energy-related biochem phenomena work as expected. I know first-hand that low energy-levels and
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Me/CFS – A Comprehensive Medical Documentation(zenodo.org)
1 points by humanfromearth9 8mo ago|1 comments
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by humanfromearth9 8mo ago
I have spent the last week with Claude Code, instructing it to find all it can about Myalgic Encephalomyelitis / Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS). This paper is the result _so far_. Specifically, I asked the AI to propose treatme
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by humanfromearth9 8mo ago
Incapable: that happens when the acceptance of an idea implies that their perception of their identity is flawed and has, logically to change in order to adapt for the new reality where the idea has its place. Denial is a protection mechani

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