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I had no idea that AI uses huge amounts of water, as well as the electricity 🙄
Preferable to think "what do I want to know?" BEFORE thinking about how to study it. It's harder/slower science. You can't crank the handle and turn out the papers. But I think it's more informative for the field
Many scientists don't just stick to a single field but essentially to a single *study*, which they repeat with variants for an entire career People tend to think "If I tweaked this method (that I already understand) what would it tell us?" ie. Chose the method 1st and then worked out the question!
How do psychologists/cognitive scientists/neuroscientists come up with hypotheses for the algorithms implemented by the brain? Is it even reasonable to expect a unified description of this process? Or is everyone just grabbing onto straws where they can find them? link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Huge congrats! Looking forward to reading it - I'm certain it's fascinating
I wrote a book! It reflects my personal journey to understand: What will it take to develop new treatments for brain and mental disorders? Starting with "understanding" the brain - what do we most need to know? And what's our collective Grand Plan to know it? press.princeton.edu/books/hardco...
Do you find PsychoPy's csv files have too many columns (and/or rows) and you want it to focus more on just the data you need? Here's how: - set the priority of your data column - turn off data on irrelevant components - set which loops are NOT trials (e.g. stims) Let's see... 🧵
Word of the day is ‘catchfart’, from the 17th century, used of a servant who followed their master or mistress a little too closely. In today’s terms, a catchfart is someone who fawns upon the boss or who follows the political wind.