˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊

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˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· 22d

IT DOES NOT COST $400 PER HOUSEHOLD PER MONTH TO MAINTAIN THE FUCKING POOL ARE YOU LITERALLY SHITTING ME

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· 26d

“use latex” they say “it’s so much more efficient than word” they say

pdftex taking up 97% CPU (not even actively compiling btw)

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· 28d

what is a "primp"??

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· 29d

ooh can you make another one for this one too

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Jul 7

hey did VR consent to being lumped in with all your other bullshit

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Jul 7

Async Research Institute Employee ID badge "Mischief McCrime" Field Operations

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Jun 13

I can’t believe I’ve never been to “bars” before look at all the amazing shit I’m missing out on

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Jun 12

nerd party

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Jun 8

omg no way that acid was supernatural

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· May 30

"hey idiot you forgot to block me on the mycelium network good luck pretending to be a fun guy in the soil realm pleb, I already told them you're a loser, your symbiosis is fake, your spores are mid, the entire bog is laughing at you"

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· May 25

here we go again

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· May 19

california police reports: do cop stuff but wokely

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· May 16

"matlab is really into this calculation"

Stack Overflow
How can I interrupt MATLAB when it gets really really busy?
I'm running a long simulation in MATLAB that I've realized I need to stop and rerun. However, MATLAB is really into this calculation, and it's stopped responding. How can I interrupt this run without killing MATLAB?

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Apr 13

I THOUGHT WE LEFT FREE ENERGY BEHIND IN 2005 BUT APPARENTLY NOT

The Body Does Not Keep the Score: Trauma, Predictive Coding, and the Restoration of Metastability By Steven Kotler, Michael Mannino, Glenn Fox, Karl Friston For nearly a decade, the idea that "the body keeps the score" has shaped public and clinical understanding of trauma. It is an enticing metaphor-implying that experience is literally inscribed in flesh, that the body bears the scars of what the mind cannot face. Yet recent advances in computational and systems neuroscience reveal that this image, while emotionally compelling, is biologically inaccurate. The body does not store trauma; the brain dynamically reenacts it through maladaptive inference. What endures after trauma is not a memory lodged in tissue but a collapse of flexibility-a loss of metastability, the brain's ability to fluidly switch among semi-stable network states. The traumatic memory is real, but it is entrenched in deep, defensive ravines in the landscape of our beliefs and thoughts.The landscape in question is a free energy landscape where every (Bayesian) belief is equipped with a measure of its plausibility. On this view, making sense of the worldand our bodies -entails a process of (Bayesian) belief updating that can be read as minimizing free energy or, in the vernacular, finding apt explanations for our sensations that are the least surprising, or the most plausible.When trauma strikes, the brain's Bayesian mechanics, as described by the Free Energy Principle and Active Inference -the continuous anticipation and minimization of surprise-can lock into a narrow regime of threat expectation. Functional imaging studies show this concretely: in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), neural networks become hypersynchronous, dominated by recurrent loops between the amygdala, hippocampus, and medial prefrontal cortex....

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Apr 10

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 19

anecdotally the part about citation advantage from funny names is actually so true tho our lab had one of those (=papers with funny/catchy titles) and it was always funny whenever we brought it up same with people with catchy/unique last names imo

Previous research into the public communication of science and education has shown that laughter enhances learning, makes content more memorable and increases connection to a speaker. Stephen Heard, an evolutionary ecologist at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, Canada, and his colleagues have found that research papers with humorous titles have a citation advantage, presumably because they are more likely to be shared and read.

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 19

eyyyyyyyy

“Our literature by and large is pretty tedious. Pushing it a bit is fun, and actually seems to help,” says Heard. He plans to nominate the new work for an Ig Nobel — the prize for science that “first makes you laugh, then makes you think”. “That is awesome,” says Stout.

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 18

2009 called and said they want their stupid useless gadgets back

"snatched jaw strap" that is just a very tight thing wrapped around your head. $25 btw

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 18

oh wouldn't you wanna know

oddly specific "what's your sexual orientation" question on job applications

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 17

he must be so proud of that one

Bloodworth replayed for the jury a clip of Richins’ 911 call from the night of her husband’s death. That’s “not ‘the sound of a wife becoming a widow’,” he said, quoting the defence’s opening statement. “It’s the sound of a wife becoming a black widow.”

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 17

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˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 16

the way I realized what this was immediately because the stranglehold this literature had on me between 2018-2021 cannot even be measured on a scale

˚☽‧⁺˖⋆ phosphophyllite 𓍊‧𓋼₊@lunardial· Mar 16

idk what I did wrong or if there's truly NOTHING BUT AI jobs out there but 80% of the "this job might be a match for you" automated emails I get from handshake or indeed are just ai dev adjacent shit like this that im not even remotely qualified or interested in . what'd I even upload my resume for