Ulysse Sabbagh

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@ycmizrahi yes

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@arkansio Very annoying indeed

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@mschoening What's the mail app?

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@getpeid Palm Pre

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@getpeid HTC Hero

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@simonsarris Copy/paste

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@cryps1s Much appreciated

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@arkansio What do you think about Godot for a inexperienced game dev?

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@cryps1s Just here to say i use the same profile pic in overwatch

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@scottbelsky Distribution is even bigger now since code is solved

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@GaryMarcus @Teknium I use for finance health and cooking mostly, news cron jobs and recurrent deep research

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@mbateman They should count as US restaurants because the customers are mostly American?

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@ianlapham What do you use it for? What kind of research?

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@TheAnnaGat Did @AmandaAskell already see this could be interesting

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@redsphagnum @ctjlewis Just because X can be modeled computationally doesn’t mean X is computation. My point is that there might be a non-computational paradigm to explain the brain in the future

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@ctjlewis If clocks compute, weather/solar system computes, etc. then saying the brain is a computer loses explanatory power because everything can be reduced to computing (pancomputationalism). In 3026 people might say 2026 people weren't wrong, X (new paradigm) is a kind of computation

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@fullstacksapien @LyalinDotCom o1 was a bigger deal from a research POV but Opus from a consumer/productivity POV. The three dates mix the 2

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@ctjlewis Will we not invent another technology more cutting edge than the computer we feel will be more representative of the brain in the future? This is the point I am trying to make