Comment Re: "Blood for the Blood God! Sacrifices Must Flow (Score 1) 178
Oh yeah, the fiat currency meltdown. I heard that was going to happen in 2012 or so, did I miss something?
Oh yeah, the fiat currency meltdown. I heard that was going to happen in 2012 or so, did I miss something?
My awesome therapist points out that there's a lot of comorbidities as well. I haven't checked the references on that, but ADHD certainly also makes it harder to deal appropriately with other illnesses. Especially those that require following a specific diet or system or some - SQUIRREL!
"Neurology is like hardware, you can't look at a motherboard and see Facebook."
That is an excellent analogy.
We eventually took the various projects around the apartment and put them into labelled clear plastic bags. Makes the clutter less demanding of being worked on.
It's referencing this: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fyoutu.be%2FSSUXXzN26zg%3Ff...
Sounds like you got the cool ADHD! I just have the one where parties are overwhelming and uncomfortable.
Commitment!
They keep using that word. I don't think it means what they think it means.
Does that mean that growing up in higher gravity makes your brain cells mature more slowly and replicate more? That's something that could be tested in hypergravity machines.
Makes me think that the correct way to approach "finding the problem" would be to ask the engineers both directly and through the management chain. Then fire any manager who tries to gloss over the problems.
Psychological safety is the one factor that consistently and probably improves employee productivity. See Google research from ~2012. And that is exactly what social sciences deals with.
Sorry about your stupid government, Kiwis! We still love you!
Correct. Those tasks are essential to making something that actually works. If I coded either hours a day, I would create a useless mess of code. Much like an AI already does.
Electricity is only part of the energy use, typical around one-quarter. One advantage of nuclear is that it can also provide heating.
You can use an AI to filter out some otherwise time-consuming branches of the search tree. But the parent doesn't care how it was discovered, only how it is made. So this is a perfectly fine use of AI.
If AIs replace the browsers, what's the point of having websites? The AI will mess them up anyway. And without the websites, what will the AIs learn from?
Set up a humidifier and a dehumidifier in the same room and sink power there.
Ultimately all excess power becomes heat, though.
Power-intensive but cheap to construct processes could be good sinks. Some variation of carbon sequestration? Desalination? Mining sea water for gold?
Heuristics are bug ridden by definition. If they didn't have bugs, then they'd be algorithms.