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by 21asdffdsa12 5d ago
and look what playing fair and tying its hand behind the back got the us. Hacked by its opponents and driven towards civil war. The limitations on secret services are part of the fiction of the lawful western world-order.
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by 21asdffdsa12 8d ago
Imagine if you will- a 3d sintered ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sintering ) sand structure. Placed in it is heat collecting material- aka salty-brine- which stores heat as a kind of battery. Placed within it are waxmo
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by 21asdffdsa12 8d ago
That is - a anthropomorphization of nature- assuming what is nice and "stable" to me, is not actually furiously attacking one another. Nature had buildup of warfare materials (the plastic that was trees before fungi digested it).
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
One needs the state, the other needs intrinsic morals. One is a tax on all actions, the other forms working societies.
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
Wouldn't it make more sense to store windpower at sea and transfer the resulting fuel to passing by ships?
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
And Iran attacked. Relentlessly every day up to that war. It does not get into western news much. But in Lebanon. In Yemen. In iraq. In ghaza. There proxies marched and attacked. The west is to weak, to wait for another pearl harbour.
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
Uncontrolled growth within a system- sounds like nature to me.
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
Siri, can you call the bicameral order, the captain has published again..
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
Eh, how is this self-inflicted, when you have a radical has-been-empire blocking a global arteries by waging relentless proxy wars. Stop it with the "only white people can be actors on the global stage"-ism, the us basically clash
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
Oh, in the end, when the hoovervill goes marching- they do..
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by 21asdffdsa12 9d ago
Look at life, or its systemic counterpart capitalism. Look at that attempt at an exponential. In that curve is all the cruelties, all the danger, all the colonialism, by eating other curves, all the failure because physics is linear on a sp
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by 21asdffdsa12 10d ago
So what is the supposed leap? One agent per option to change, evaluating the board state that there move would create, by having a army evaluate the remaining piece options and average over that? Wee-Free-Man as a hierarchical army ? Pet-LL
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by 21asdffdsa12 10d ago
So give me a falsifiable point in time, a model you would claim succeeds at the task. One does not get to hotfix-patch updater out of the pressures of reality. Today is the day.
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by 21asdffdsa12 11d ago
Remember, when it was "dig" even if it is destructive. Now its scan, map- return when the scanners get better, read scrolls of ash via scanner. We are 10 years away from a "Do not disturb ground" sign on every suspected
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by 21asdffdsa12 11d ago
3. Handing a people that can not progress, exponential tech, without which they regress, but which also kills them all when they regress, is a trapdoor function worthy of St.Fermi .
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by 21asdffdsa12 11d ago
These are SDFs? - The problem is though to do level of detail with these functions. Like you have to add interpolation rates to the various subfunctions - and distancevalues to them.
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by 21asdffdsa12 11d ago
The biggest assets space weapon wise has Musk? Anything that can become a particlecloud taking out a orbit counts- so two constellation sattelites, that aim for one another should count?
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by 21asdffdsa12 11d ago
SDFs are the future at least when it comes to level design - especially because they have that "subtract" railgun cone of death functionality baked in. A boss fight feels different, if where the hammer comes down there is a crater
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by 21asdffdsa12 11d ago
Remember the "IDunno" of archeology - "It most likely served ritual and cultural purposes" .. i wonder if AI adapts such a thing
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by 21asdffdsa12 12d ago
There is always a bigger fish, and sometimes the shareholders are the small fish and never realize.
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by 21asdffdsa12 12d ago
Up next, the leaking of the boards internal communications. All the dirty laundry - more at 11.
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by 21asdffdsa12 12d ago
The west had a ton of products manufactured in the GDR. Check your Privileg washing machine - it was made in the DDR! Same goes for IKEA furniture. That was the bitter end of the utopia, that it was basically a capitalist labour camp at the
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by 21asdffdsa12 15d ago
We are going back to philosopher conversations. Just a few guys sitting on the stairs, with chalk, the street as their whiteboard, the jammer keeping the LLM-zombies away. After 2000 years, after the loudness makes right post-modern-pre-llm
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by 21asdffdsa12 15d ago
If she can get it mobile enough , so it can be transported by a drone - it could be forest fire fighting equipment. Bonuspoints if the energy to run it could be derived from the fire itself.
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by 21asdffdsa12 16d ago
Most of what the 3 letter agencies do is also fraud- some drunk station chief phoning in some changes as "I made that happen!". The CIA is a pillar to prop up stuck cultures excuses for why they get nothing good done - when your o
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by 21asdffdsa12 16d ago
You need ablative ships cruising ahead of you..
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by 21asdffdsa12 16d ago
It also gets better depending on the medical services nearby and there competence. So having more competent medical services in cities, lowers murder statistics and car-fatalities. Thus the actual accident rate would only be visible in the
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by 21asdffdsa12 16d ago
I looked for a situational physics game- where what you build and automate becomes part of a larger world ala EVE, with simulated factions that rise and fall depending on the players actions over time. Basically procedural generated civiliz
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by 21asdffdsa12 17d ago
Not something novel, usually - but i can reproduce recombination results with intuition, which is kind of close enough. Still it lacks the striking direction of an artist/great mind and averages out.
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by 21asdffdsa12 17d ago
Every story told, is folded into the corpus of all human stories, all variations of the heroes journey, all variations of the hammon-cycle. AI by being trained on the corpus, is average - which makes it better than 80 % of mankind. But we a

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