2016-10-24.log

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archels_.title http://www.eha-heales.org/declaration.html02:02
yoleauxDeclaration - 2016 Eurosymposium on Healthy Ageing02:02
archels_The Brussels Declaration for Radical Healthspan Extension02:02
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fennstep 1) don't die. step 2) ??? step 3) profit!  which presumably includes being healthy03:19
fennin summary, not dying is a pre-requisite to being healthy03:20
fennnot the other way around, as this website seems to claim03:21
fennsure being healthy also keeps you from dying03:22
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JayDuggerA bit of an overstatement there, fenn. Good health provides very little defense against fatal accidents: automobile crashes, drowning, earthquake, etc.05:56
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Urchina well built house/building does protect against earthquakes, though, it also helps with health06:01
archels_good health doesn't do anything against programmed death either06:02
archels_I think that's the main drive of the argument here, against the rectangularization of the age distributioni06:02
Urchinarchels_: not quiet, programmed death has a sudden onset, often due to an event that causes diminished health06:03
Urchinit's still usually an accident that triggers terminal aging06:04
archels_what? aging is the most common cause of death by an overwhelming factor06:14
Urchinyes, it is06:18
Urchinbut terminal aging is a fairly short process of several months, and is usually triggered by some accident lowering general health06:19
Urchinit functions like a cascading failure06:21
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kanzure".. behavioral results indicate that even high-functioning individuals with ASD perform less accurately and more slowly than neurotypical (NT) controls when processing eyes, but not when processing a directional cue (an arrow) that did not involve eyes" http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/abs/10.1089/brain.2013.016108:39
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kuudesah, yeah. people here could be interested of http://mielik.fi09:23
kuudesit is a retakeable iq test I have made - a use case for such is to measure one's iq before and after intervention to get evidence on intervention's effectiveness09:23
kuudescurrently, the iq normalization of it is still ongoing, as it has not met very many people, but the internal score it returns should be much more constant, ie that you could compare your score on time 1 to your score on time 2; and you could try to deduce correlations etc from those score09:25
kuudesif you want to try it, feel free. it is currently in open beta. I have made the testlets, the machine learning algorithm and the software system.09:25
kuudesif you want further information or to talk on the subject, please feel free to join #mielik09:26
paskynow I remember why I hate IQ tests, thanks! :)09:30
kanzurebecause of the tendency of people to draw strenuous conclusions from the concept of iq and iq test results?09:33
kuudesthere are many valid criticisms against iq tests; and a major drawback so far has been that they are not repeatable, so one can't really use them as a meter for self improvements and quantified self; this system aims to cross that gap, so my sincere hope is that it would be useful for quantified self practicers09:33
paskyI think I got bored, sorry; from the first 9 questions, I could answer three (not sure if correctly); took one other IQ test in my life, a random high school thing with score I think around 135, not sure anymore09:36
paskyhth09:36
kanzurei think there was a study somewhere about personal beliefs about intelligence as influencing intelligence test results or something. some sort of correlation to arrogance and conscientiousness. not sure where this study went though. so i'm talking out of my butt flaps.09:36
kuudesyeah, it has hopefully a higher range for where it gives measurements; this means that some testlets will feel impossibly hard and some testlets boringly easy for some people. human cognitive range is large09:38
paskyI suggest starting with the easier ones then :)09:38
kuudesthere are functional obstacles on doing that, I am afraid09:38
paskyalso the page was really slow to load sometimes (like ~5 seconds), not sure how much weight do you give to time taken09:38
kuudeshmm. I wonder why it would be slow, I'll check. thanks for that info, it should not be09:39
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paskykuudes: then i think your test is impractical09:39
paskybecause people need warmup and sustaining motivation to go through it09:39
kuudeswhat sort of browser/isp configuration you have, it does not seem to behave slowly for my test run?09:40
paskychrome / upc.cz09:41
kuudeshmm. I wonder if it would be related to the current/recent iot attack thing, not sure09:42
kuudesit should not have but a simple handwritten javascript and svgs on client side09:42
kuudesI guess I should test it through some foreign anonymizer to see if hosting isp has problems to abroad; I would presume it should not have, but one never knows09:43
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paskyactually I'm not 100% sure now it's not a connectivity problem on my side that started during the test, sorry!09:44
kuudesit does not seem to show through kproxy at least09:46
kuudesin any case, thank you for this information09:47
kuudesI don't think I have much more to trouble the channel with, if it is useful for you, use it, etc. if you need something from me, I am at #mielik09:48
kuudesthanks09:48
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kanzureah the relevant query is "beliefs about intelligence" apparently09:54
maakuI was musing this morning that there should be an open source seed project, and indeed there is: http://osseeds.org/09:58
maakuBut it doesn't look like they're doing any genetic engineering.09:59
maakuThere should be someone cleanroom engineering superior seeds to Monsanto et al09:59
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paskymaaku & kanzure: are you still working on the speech reco project? any interesting news? :)10:01
maakuyes still working on it, not sure there's anything 'interesting' to report10:03
kanzurejust plodding along, setting up various infrastructure pieces.10:07
kanzurei expect a long grueling period of tweaking models and waiting for test results.10:08
kanzurealso trying to figure out how much custom code can be dumped into google cloud ml https://cloud.google.com/ml/docs/how-tos/preparing-models10:13
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fennthe countdown timer on the IQ test attracts all of my attention10:29
fennno thanks10:29
fenntoo stressful10:29
chris_99are iq tests normally timed?10:30
fenni don't know10:31
maakuI wonder how much it would cost to cleanroom genetically engineer one suprior crop, something big like rice or corn10:31
maakuThat's probably something you could get a philantropy group to fund.10:31
maakuMost of your costs would be patent lawyers though...10:32
kanzureit woud be cheaper to do random mutagenesis and then harvest and then check for interesting strains10:39
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kanzurei don't think we presently have easy ways to control leaf surface area or root cross-section diameter vs length stuff.10:40
fenni disagree. we know a lot about why crops fail and what could be changed to make them better10:40
fennrandom mutations are not going to give you sudden functional improvements10:40
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kanzurebruteforce sucks but it works.10:42
maakuit is far too slow10:43
maakuyou're not going to catch up to, let alone surpass the intelligently designed seeds of Monsanto10:44
kanzurethey have like only one or two tweaks, who cares10:44
fennalso for OSSI in particular, we have genomes from burbank potatoes and whatever patented crops people already like but can't use due to legal reasons, but probably only a couple genes are responsible for why they are the preferred strain vs other unpatented ones, and you can just copy that specific gene into your "open source" potato10:44
maakuwhaaa? I think that is a gross mischaracterization of the state of the industry10:44
fennbecause plant patents mostly happened way before genetic engineering10:45
maakuGMOs have a lot more than "one or two tweaks" they are radically different10:45
fenni expect the people behind OSSI are radicalyl anti-GMO anyway10:46
fennbecause friggin everyone is10:47
paskymaaku & kanzure: thanks for the update - wish you luck! will ping again in a month or so :) we were thinking about making a business experiment with voice-related stuff at ailao but we got discouraged with the lack of good datasets and having to deal with b2b marketing10:47
maakuprobably. i don't really care about GMO vs non-GMO.. i'm more anti-rent-seeking10:47
maakuin my motivation10:47
maakuMonsanto must die.10:47
fenn"OSSI does not currently accept material containing transgenic (GMO) components for designation as an OSSI variety. Given the on-going societal conversation around both demonstrable and possible ecological effects, the close ties between GMO’s development and restrictive intellectual property arrangements, and the discomfort expressed within the OSSI community regarding transgenic plants, we do10:47
fennnot feel that GMO material is currently appropriate for OSSI."10:47
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fenn"the close ties between GMO’s development and restrictive intellectual property" is a particulary stupid argument for this particular project10:48
maakuexactly...10:49
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fenni wonder if there are any legal loopholes around the phrase "of extraterrestrial origin" that can be gamed by producing things on mars10:54
fennlike an insurance fraud service that bombs your house with meteors10:55
fennor circumventing plant patents10:55
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maakui've always wanted to legally change my name to "God", so I could be responsible for Acts of God10:58
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kanzuresomehow i would think there would be more expedient ways to commit insurance fraud11:10
fennno no i'm looking for excuses to go to mars11:11
kanzurethey need more?11:11
kanzuregot any evidence about "more than a few tweaks"11:13
kanzure?11:13
fenni thought it was just glyphosate resistance but my info is probably a couple decades out of date11:18
kanzureare the roof gremlins still torturing you?11:19
fennno they finished yesterday11:20
fennwhy isn't it more common for elderly people to take neural growth factors? it seems worth it just for the novelty boost11:24
fennlion's mane for example11:24
fennthere are a lot of people who just give up at life because all their friends have died of old age11:25
fennand that's a stupid reason to die11:25
kanzureyes well, give them something to do instead, like endless oral history interrogation sessions or something11:26
kanzure"exit interview"11:27
fennthey're just humoring the youngsters at that point11:27
fennnot really wanting to live11:27
fennhmm... " Acetyl L Carnitine, which multiplies the effect of NGF by 100"11:28
kanzuremotivation drug could work; although i think old folks probably get lost re: social roles and what to do with an abundance of time.11:28
fennyes and what i'm saying is they have stopped learning11:28
fennbecause they ran out of empty synapses11:29
fennso make some new synapses11:29
fenncombined with a healthy dose of externally inflicted doubt in one's self image, they are almost guaranteed to become interested in something new and different11:30
kanzuresynapse depletion doesn't sound like a good reason to me; if anything, you would see lots of old people very actively engaging in things, and then forgetting everything regularly, but still continuing to make attempts. instead you see isolation and low energy low cognitive engagement.11:31
fenna large part of the challenge is getting people to believe they are actually still useful11:31
* fenn ignores the impending robocalypse for the moment11:32
kanzurein fact for synapse depletion to be the right answer then you would have to also claim that most daily human cognitive "executive function" is a property of having an abundance of available synapse for daily cognitive load stuff.11:33
kanzure(which isn't any more strange or weird; in fact that part is probably less weird than the first claim you made.)11:33
fennwhen i took lion's mane i started getting interested in all sorts of things which were totally at odds with my self image11:34
kanzureis there anything that blocks out infinite amounts of noise11:35
fenni dunno, piracetam helps with signal to noise ratio11:35
fennendogenous noise at least11:35
kanzurei mean the concentration thing where you have to push everything out11:36
fennpeople claim modafinil helps with focus11:36
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nmz787_ihttp://www.cs.ubc.ca/labs/isd/Projects/monosat/11:43
nmz787_istarted working on a 3D autorouter for microfluidics using that.... worked with a simplistic encoding, but that won't scale, so working on using the graph awareness to my advantage11:44
kanzurefor routing just use vlsi routers11:45
nmz787_inot as amenable to code changes I suppose11:45
nmz787_ifrom what I remember, the best open router was freerouting, which was massively more complex than the program I've got so far (~300 lines)11:46
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-!- Topic for ##hplusroadmap: biohacking, nootropics, transhumanism, open hardware | sponsored by lobsters everywhere, banned by the Federal Death Administration (5 times) | this channel is LOGGED: http://gnusha.org/logs | http://diyhpl.us/wiki | "ray kurzweil is a pessimist" - george church14:05
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superkuhc2 wiki has fallen to modern web design sickness after the recent server problems. It has now removed all text and replaced it with javascript.15:30
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kanzurehttps://github.com/maxhodak/keras-molecules "We report a method to convert discrete representations of molecules to and from a multidimensional continuous representation. This generative model allows efficient search and optimization through open-ended spaces of chemical compounds."18:11
kanzureyeah but if we had access to the organic transformation mechanism databases then we wouldn't need to do bruteforce stuff >:(18:11
kanzureer i mean, bruteforce "learning"18:11
kanzurehttps://hpluspedia.org/index.php?title=Special:RecentChanges&limit=50018:26
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kanzure.wik esiniferatoxin19:06
kanzureer..19:06
yoleauxkanzure: Sorry, I couldn't find article.19:06
kanzure.wik resiniferatoxin19:06
yoleaux"Resiniferatoxin (RTX) is a naturally occurring chemical found in resin spurge (Euphorbia resinifera), a cactus-like plant commonly found in Morocco, and in Euphorbia poissonii found in northern Nigeria. It is an ultrapotent analog of capsaicin, the active ingredient in chili peppers." — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resiniferatoxin19:06
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