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You're so close... And where is the magic "uncomputable spark" located inside of you? If you say analog thermodynamic noise - then ok, if we use true thermodyna
by layla5alive 1mo ago
You're so close... And where is the magic "uncomputable spark" located inside of you? If you say analog thermodynamic noise - then ok, if we use true thermodynamic RNG for LLM activation function, will that meet the criteria? But what if super determinism is the law of the land? Then nobody is anything but computable from priors...
- oasisaimlessly 1mo agoPlease don't use double-quotes when you're not directly quoting someone.
- inigyou 1mo agoPlease read the HN guidelines.
- tripzilch 1mo agoEhm it's literally every cell in my body. We can't simulate a living cell, we're orders of magnitude off before we can do that, the onus is on you to make an argument that it is in fact, remotely similar to what you describe as "computation". It's not some tiny "uncomputable spark" you need to look for, most of it is entirely uncomputable. Where is the computable part in me that is doing all this thinking and being a person? Where is that "tiny spark", point me at it :)