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Comment #49206941
I just thought of another way to restate. Suppose you give me any finite set of points, any finite set at all, and you also tell me that when the 9 year old draws any line through …
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Comment #49206879
Well put. A similar way to say it: ask the 9 year old to draw ALL of the possible lines connecting two points in the set — of course this is possible, just might take awhile. The t…
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Comment #47825388
Had been consulting for equity with one startup out of an accelerator, so it was natural to go paid once I went out on my own. For the next few clients, approached investors I knew…
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Comment #47754624
The author replied quickly and described his use of AI as very limited and just for grammar and wording. I believe him, based both on the text of the article itself and what he tol…
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Comment #47752781
Thanks for writing that up. You convinced me that there was more Claude here than I'd thought, but I didn't see evidence that the author hadn't edited and supplemented, which is wh…
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Comment #47648870
The article is well-written and makes cogent points about why we need "centaurs", human/computer hybrids who combine silicon- and carbon-based reasoning. Interestingly, the text ha…
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Comment #47115463
Drone view is so high it's unusable. How about an inside-the-blimp view? Rural areas are trivially easy. May not be anything to do about that. how about labelling famous locations …
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Comment #46447395
This is not true for business books like mine. It's vital to write a proposal first in that world; publishers want to influence the content (as in the OP article). I think the same…
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Comment #46419400
Certainly, we're at the "bash it with a hammer" stage not ready for anything nuanced. I just wouldn't want to assume that the right outcome is "less autism"; I suspect most people …
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Comment #46418308
As I commented in another thread, there's no a priori reason to believe that the "average" glutamate receptor level is the "right" one. Isn't it possible that there are: 1. "Normal…
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Comment #46418246
It seems you are assuming that because the majority of people have a certain quantity of glutamate receptors, that they are the healthy ones and that we should be trying to bring a…