i'll never get over how the cochlea is an analog fourier transform organ

As 2024 starts, I’d like to reflect on some of the fantastic papers that nature published in human and cognitive neuroscience, ranging from fundamental discoveries, such as the somato-cognitive action network, using neuropixels in humans and a multimodal speech neuroprosthesis🧵

My Roman Empire is thinking how much the Great Hunger (famine) has hampered & changed Ireland so badly long-term that it still hasn’t recovered from over 1 million dying & 1 million emigrating. Ireland is the *only* country in the world with a lower population now than the 1800s

Yo NYC Parks the park on 138/Broadway and surrounding sidewalks are a sheet of ice. Harlem residents deserve safe passage

I also didn’t get into any grad schools the first time I applied. Hang in there.

One must imagine Sisyphus setting up a python virtual environment

😔

I SAID YES!!! 😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💖💖💖💍💍💍💍💍someone asked me if i am still working on this paper

Please no more LEDs :(

Love this essay from Eugene Yan This is especially acute for tools and infra around AI

Wondering how TBI history might shift the curve, considering it is Amyloid burden

Every time someone asks this the line gets farther south. It is currently 59th street

my unqualified opinion is that self-driving is not even close to ready and deadly faults will be "patched" - currently "supervised full self driving" is the term. What does "full" actually mean?

General intelligence is *precisely* learning -- the ability to efficiently learn new things, beyond what your genes and past experiences prepared you for. Current ML has near zero intelligence because static inference with a curve only yields local generalization, with zero

governor.ny.gov/content/govern…

🇰🇷OHBM🇰🇷

With El*n's latest endorsement, Twitter is now just R endorsement platform, full out.

Thank you President Biden

Musical traditions across the globe exhibit extraordinary diversity, yet certain note collections transcend cultural boundaries. What cognitive constraints might explain this? In 4 experiments across 1048 participants, we examine this question. (1/9) osf.io/preprints/psya…