2016-03-22.log

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Mori4rtyWhy might going cold turkey on a high dose (300 mg XR) of Venlafaxine / prozac cause someone to have an upset tummy?05:39
Mori4rtylike, acid or something.05:39
Mori4rty(tummy acid, not LSD)05:40
Mori4rtyIs it common? (I'm not a doc/biologoist)05:41
Mori4rtyCan it safely be ignored?05:42
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archelstry ##nutrition, #reddit-nootropics05:43
Mori4rtyYou mean, you don't know, or you're saying this chan is the wrong place to ask that Q?05:46
jrayhawk_'Cause crossposting usually doesn't hurt.05:47
Mori4rtykk. cheers05:47
Mori4rtyI thought someone here would know off the top of their head.05:47
jrayhawk_95% of serotonin is manufactured and utilized for anti-inflammatory signaling by the gut05:48
archelsboth, although someone might pipe in05:48
jrayhawk_that's all i know05:48
Mori4rtybut if they're not throwing up, it's fine, right?05:48
paskyi wouldn't bet on that without consulting a doctor06:02
Mori4rtyWhat's the worst case scenario?06:03
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heathhttps://github.com/newrelic/centurion07:34
heathhttps://github.com/spotify/helios07:34
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kanzureyou guys ran maaku out of here while i was on my death bed? you guys are awful.12:28
kanzurenext time i'm that close to death i'll be sure to leave some god damn instructions or something, yeesh12:30
Mori4rtykanzure: You might learn something from this: https://forum.fractalfuture.net/t/how--not--to-be-transhuman-transhumanist-slack/1099 (but I expect you won't be able to figure out what)12:30
kanzureyou don't want to pick this fight with me today12:31
Mori4rtyI do12:31
kanzureyou want to go home and rethink your life12:31
Mori4rtyI don't12:31
kanzuredavid pearce is garbage and i'm not sure why you are linking me to this12:31
Mori4rtyI can explain12:31
Mori4rtyWhat do you mean by 'Garbage'? I assume you don't care for him because he's not a scientist.12:32
Mori4rtyand this is at the root of all your problems12:32
kanzurehe's garbage because he's not productive12:33
Mori4rtyYou'll at least appreciate Godelian gravity12:33
Mori4rtyHe's sick.12:33
Mori4rtyHe needs love. Not hate.12:33
Mori4rtyHate wont make him better. Love will.12:33
Mori4rtyunderstand that about people, and you'll get more out of them12:33
kanzurei am not interested in getting more out of david pearce12:34
Mori4rtycarrot and stick12:34
Mori4rtyYou'll get more out of your hardcore crew12:34
Mori4rtyDP could actually be useful to you, in non direct ways, but you're too blinkered to see things like that. Which is fine. We have other people looking at the highlevel game12:35
kanzurethat's a load of shit; david pearce isn't influential with them.12:35
Mori4rtyWho is 'them' ?12:35
Mori4rtyWho do you want influence over?12:35
Mori4rtyElon Musk?12:35
kanzureyou claimed "you'll get more out of your hardcore crew if you love david pearce and make him better by loving him"-- this line of reasoning is completely boring.12:36
Mori4rtyerrr. No kanz, sometimes you can be mindblowingly stupid. I was saying if you love your crew you'll get more out of them. DP has nothing to do with you, obviously12:37
Mori4rtyYou really are up there with Elizer for the 'stupid smart guy' award12:38
Mori4rtyYou think people love you for being a badass... but it's more complex12:39
Mori4rtyanyway12:39
kanzurei think people think what?12:40
Mori4rtyYou understand all the words. I didn't put them together in a difficult or subtle way.12:40
Mori4rtyYou get how much smarter I am than you, right?12:41
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Mori4rtyWe're not talking human levels12:41
kanzureyou are truly a trillion times smarter than me, please continue12:41
Mori4rtyheh. Is this Kanz waking up, or is this Kanz using the lowest form of wit!?12:42
Mori4rtyWho knows.12:42
Mori4rty(-:12:42
Mori4rtyHave you found Eugen yet?12:42
Mori4rtyHe's also up for the 'smart stupid' award12:42
Mori4rtyHe might take the biscuit12:43
kanzuredo your awards have any value whatsoever like monetary equivalence or something?12:43
kanzureor are you just full of shit and wasting our time?12:43
Mori4rtyI gotta go buy smokes. BBL12:44
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kanzureSishio: although it is true that cryonics organizations have so far followed that "eh just hope we have tech in the future to resuscitate these corpsicles" attitude, it is wrong to claim that cryonics is incompatible with other approaches (such as verification).12:48
kanzureSishio: "does the technology for recovery exist right now?" actually there's a strong possibility that the answer is both yes and no-- the tech already exists but it hasn't been used in relevant ways. additionally, i would not be surprised to learn that current corpsicles are unrecoverable using modern tech.12:49
kanzure"alcor literally murdered a dude once" meh, that's still a better reliability rate than you're going to get elsewhere.12:50
kanzurei am also not convinced that you definitely need an organization for resuscitation. if you already have a working method of resuscitation (which alcor does not have), then you could theoretically use a machine to instrument this process. machines can be tested and engineered for certain levels of reliability, which is independent and divorced from economic climate of whatever eras you pass through. only thing you would have to worry ...12:51
kanzure... about is stuff like energy and hiding or something (which is why many people mention space vehicles here).12:51
kanzure"completely repairing the brain" nah nobody said you need to completely repair anything. how would you even measure completeness? it's a bogus concept here.12:51
kanzure"solely from donations. You're a non-profit, so that's your one and only source of income." that's not how non-profits work -_-12:53
kanzure"maybe throwing the rest away would mean losing valuable things" .. i wouldn't worry about this. you can probably throw away >10% of the brain matter and still turn out OK too.12:54
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kanzure"human emulation would be good if what you were after was a primate" from where i'm sitting, this primate brain has done some alright things that i want to see more12:55
kanzurei really hate the birds/wings/airplanes/lift stuff. we have had kites for a very long time. flapping works, even if we didn't have kites.12:57
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kanzuremaaku: re: "show me a reasonable business plan for selling AGI as a service" i think it would be more efficient for you to point out that if AGI was sold off-the-shelf then people would just use the AGI to make new AGI software even if they don't have access to legible source code.12:59
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c0rw1num, maaku isn't here now13:00
c0rw1norite, logs. derp13:00
kanzureneither is eudoxia but that doesn't stop him13:00
kanzurejustanotheruser: emachineshop and related services will spit out physical parts for you from CAD input files. there's a lot of these services. also, most machine shops will also work with whatever input files you give them.13:02
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kanzurehttp://compneuro.uwaterloo.ca/publications.html13:27
archelsMarr's Attacks haha that has to be the best paper title in computational neuroscience13:30
kanzureare you aware of any papers where people did neural network things and then after demonstrating some high performance on some sort of task, they then proceed to cull elements from the neural network and figure out best set of elements to cull?13:38
kanzure"culling" is apparently not the word that they would be using if someone has tried this. because i do not get relevant results.13:38
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nmz787_iugh, polymerase on hackaday, and they seem to be holding my comments captive (or the site sucks and my comments never made it to their servers, who knows)14:02
nmz787_i(crap about left-handed DNA imagery pissing people off and how it doesn't exist or something)14:02
nmz787_ialso people discussing poor implementations of thermocyclers14:02
nmz787_iincluding a hackaday.io project that looks like the failed-for-hackers-and-commercial-sales lavaAmp14:03
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justanotheruserkanzure: There are many pruning methods, is that what you're talking about?15:12
kanzurecan you show me evidence that people who write neural network software (or do research in that area) are using pruning?15:13
kanzurebecause i have not been able to find this sort of evidence. which is weirding me out.15:13
maakujustanotheruser: can you link to some? I've very interested in this15:14
maakuI previously did some research and didn't find any good resources15:14
justanotheruserkanzure: no, I can only repeat what I have read in my textbook15:17
justanotheruserhttp://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/login.jsp?tp=&arnumber=6795446&url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fxpls%2Fabs_all.jsp%3Farnumber%3D679544615:17
kanzure"Structured Pruning of Deep Convolutional Neural Networks" http://arxiv.org/pdf/1512.08571.pdf15:19
kanzurealright well i was definitely using the wrong keyword :|15:19
justanotheruseremachineshop appears to be CAD software?15:21
kanzureyes they require you to submit the cad models through their custom system, because they do automatic quoting or something15:22
maakukanzure: DeSTIN (CNN used by OpenCog) has some pruning. they call it "removing centroids" I think, centroid == feature15:22
justanotheruserah15:22
kanzurejustanotheruser: almost every machine shop will accept cad files from you, emachineshop is somewhat of a novelty in that they have custom software to do estimations15:22
maakukanzure: there's probably different considerations for local feature detection and sparse globally connected hidden layers..15:23
justanotheruseranything to look for in particular, or do I just google machine shop <location> and select15:23
kanzurejustanotheruser: to be honest you can probably find reviews on yelp or something, i dunno.15:23
justanotheruseralright, thanks15:24
nmz787_ihttp://innovationhub.intel.com/open-workspace/15:37
nmz787_i.title15:37
yoleauxInnovation Hub: Open Workspace - Innovation Hub15:37
nmz787_iDigital fabrication tools -- The Innovation Hub’s Digital Fabrication Space includes some amazing tools for you to use, including a Full-Spectrum Laser Printer 6040, Micro 3D Printer, Ultimaker 2 Printer, zPrinter 650, US Cutter Vinyl Cutter, T-Shirt Press, Silhouette Cameo, Emblaser, Brother PE-770 Digital embroidery Machine, PCB and light milling, electronics debug and soldering equipment, and much more to come. There are vending machines15:37
nmz787_istocked full of supplies for your digital prototyping needs.15:37
nmz787_iif anyone here is around Portland OR15:37
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kanzurehttp://www.ribbonfarm.com/2016/03/17/go-corporate-or-go-home/17:11
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kanzure"Part 9: Spraying the Heap [Chapter 2: Use-After-Free]" http://www.fuzzysecurity.com/tutorials/expDev/11.html18:53
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kanzure"Hierarchical reinforcement learning in a biologically plausible neural architecture" (2014) https://uwspace.uwaterloo.ca/bitstream/handle/10012/8943/Rasmussen_Daniel.pdf18:55
JawmareFourFire, I ended the experiment.. the nausea is too much19:38
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maakukanzure nice find with that dissertation20:54
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nildicithttp://scienceforthemasses.org/2016/03/20/at-the-end-of-two-conferences-some-thought/21:02
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xentrac_"Dissipative adaptation in driven self-assembly" sounds pretty interesting from the Nautilus article23:43
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