I don't post much, simply because only pornbots follow me. But I will today start sharing music I quite like, if you hear me out and decide to listen, thanks!
@claudemonium@krichard121212 Actually doesn't, in terms of budgeting 35 billion dollars would provide you with around 87,500 years of a 400,000 USD income (which is more than a mathematics professor at say Princeton makes) , you'd be able to fund around 2200 people at 400,000 dollars a year with a year.
@claudemonium@krichard121212 Maintaining the company which provides the product (model that does math quite well) cost OAI 35 billion in 2025? Which is around as much as monshoot is actually worth
@claudemonium@krichard121212 Its not about RLVR, but the amount of money pumped into the models to get them to the level required to do high level math, providing incentives to mathematicians to use & promote the models, and maintaining the infrastructure to keep them running.
One of the messages from Joe Jankovic's outstanding Aspen Movement Course lecture today on autoimmune-associated movement disorders that stuck with me was the importance of resisting the temptation to over-diagnose rare conditions. With the growing awareness of anti-IgLON5 disease, many of us have probably been ordering the antibody test more often than we should. Joe reminded us that testing is most appropriate when the clinical picture includes the characteristic sleep disorder, which remains one of the strongest clues to the diagnosis. He also shared an important case where the MRI showed abnormalities, underscoring that imaging can occasionally be helpful, although MRI is normal in most patients with IgLON5 disease. Perhaps he and Alberto Espay's most practical pearl was one we should all remember in clinic: if a patient looks like they have classic progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), they probably have classic PSP, not IgLON5 disease. As new biomarkers emerge, thoughtful clinical judgment remains our most valuable diagnostic tool.
The concepts of voluntary action, agency, & goal-directed behavior are central to psychology & neuroscience. They become metaphysical problems when they are construed as manifestations of a "free will" that is assumed to be incompatible with the "laws of nature" governing (1/10)
LA TERCERA OBJECIÓN se refiere a la evolución histórica del conocimiento. En el siglo XIX, muchos trastornos de la función mental carecían de una explicación, pero fueron analizados más tarde por las ciencias médicas y se descubrieron sus bases biológicas. El ejemplo típico (1/7)
@DrMcFillin Really depends on the form of antidepressant, & what one means by "providing energy" buproprion & fluoxetine cause measured direct or indirect increases on norepinephrine & dopamine in the brain, whereas other antidepressants would stop the anxiety based displacement.
@KelseyTuoc Something being lethal & dangerous is often very good marketing, the entire modern civilian firearms industry is built on it, notwithstanding that OAI are probably not signalling to household consumers, but large firms & government agencies.
This is completely uninteresting. The Hoffman-Singleton graph is already one of the most famous graphs in existence. The conjecture just isn't a good conjecture. No human ever made or thought about it. It's one of a thousand "conjectures" a computer program spit out decades ago.
@the_mel_jar The key to machomaxxing is to dysregulate in a highly alpha way, so people are so stricken with fear about their physical safety during your tantrum, that they fail to notice how BPD you are.
Not every attention problem is ADHD.
Studies show that up to 90% of ADHD cases present with one or more comorbidities.
Here are 7 ways to tell whether it is ADHD or a symptom of something else: 🧵👇
Happy birthday to Brenda Milner, born on this day in 1918! One of Canada's top neuropsychologists, she continued to teach at McGill University well into her 90s.
She has over 25 honorary degrees, the Balzan Prize, the Kavli Prize, and the Order of Canada.
📸 Gairdner Awards
@overhaulthedark@Kiroitsumoni The real problem is that in hero shooters the hitboxes match the size of the heroes (which are usually large) meaning you can get a 1 shot crit extremely easily compared to like, COD where it's Joe Soldier in all black/camo with a tiny little hitbox.
@rem8ana It's all complicated because nobody has a good idea of what depression is, but depressed mood stemming from PTSD or personality pathology wouldn't be called a major depressive disorder. The difference here is that this person's family felt robbed, yours seemingly wouldn't.