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I wonder if this case will be dropped by the uk, now that it's more clear that trump/ us gov serves (or is aligned with...) russia The global landscape has changed significantly si…

well, after all we've been through together, i expect the french might find the opportunity for us to "owe them one, publicly" quite irresistible... (which is significant because, …

and law (or justice), international or otherwise, doesn't really exist without money (or collateral) what a web

Er, isn't it a bit manipulative to equate changing a software system with the more serious uses of that phrase?

It's difficult to predict exactly how the incoming US government will affect US tech and services, but the consequence of failure to manage and mitigate risk to individuals (whethe…

+1

so, measuring progress by lines of knowledge added? speaking openly that kinda science seems like a bullshit factory (a very lucrative one, of course) and analogous to an llm hallu…

i hear you ;) although i'd counter with the idea that it isn't code-writing which we practice continually to master the art, but world modelling: we model the world within the cons…

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Just "bad-sponsored"

Why artificially limit the (historical) set-of-all non-trivial revolutionary paradigms to the last century? Current academia seem to treat the phd (implicit modern) as a minimal ba…

> "what if we’re pouring more and more effort into research in an area, because our primary abstraction is wrong? Absolutely; perhaps "thinking of knowledge in terms of physical en…

Yes -- I also wonder if a description involving learning plural software languages might fit: 1. Hack programmatic-functionality in a first language 2. Master the intricacies of a …

and governments

different jobs, different tools, all hacks

ah, i see. a trOpenAIn horse.

wut? i'm not even sure what your argument is: - some people have tried and failed, so anyone else who tries is grandiose? - anyone who ventures beyond streetlights is spouting hype…

covid is brutal. so is burnout. i reject the term psychosomatic in relation to what i'm pointing at, in either case

no not all circumstances of all cases – and to be clear, covid is brutal, so is burnout. remember though, they aren't mutually exclusive i've heard some speak of long-covid symptom…

huh?

I'm sorry to hear that. This is an open question which I've pondered for a while (so atemerev, your circumstances may not align, but I hope you don't mind me asking it here): > I w…

Hi vforissi, The site looks like a clean implementation of a simple idea, allowing someone to acknowledge a negative event, and by expressing in words and externalising, let it go …

yes, it's nuts

I'd phrase as 'depression is burnout of the self', or 'burnout is depression of non-self contexts' such as alternate, or specialist contexts, per project/ profession, etc. (with se…

Thanks for responding, to clarify: It's a conceptual model and the abstraction is a computational system - as opposed to the current trend of Integrated Information Theory (IIT). W…