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by 2snakes 5mo ago
Maybe like a certain blurriness to the edges of those task’s schema? Like becoming a manager or reviewing an intern’s work?
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by 2snakes 5mo ago
Can we combine centrifuge element extraction with metal shredders? Crush all that ewaste and then make some things from it: recycling loop.
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by 2snakes 5mo ago
Physical fields like dendritic integration, EM, diffusion, it isn’t binary logic. Brains are a different substrate. Metabolism power efficiency affects cognition too.
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by 2snakes 7mo ago
Not enough copper right now.
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by 2snakes 7mo ago
Consciousness is fundamental in yogic cosmology (matter is not necessarily primary), and it has to be for there to be a meaningful model of reality - there is a big problem with nihilism and determinism as premature philosophical conclusion
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by 2snakes 7mo ago
It is a different kind of intelligence: System 1 instead of System 2. I guess you could call it startup style.
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by 2snakes 7mo ago
I do this too. I think it is basically simulation out of fear. (modeling because of uncomfortableness with thinking with System 1 fast emotional / System 2 slow rational)
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by 2snakes 7mo ago
I think it is like a loyalty test to an authority above the law (executive immunity) in order to do business. “If we tell you to do so, you may do something you thought was right or wrong.” It is like an induction into a faction and the way
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by 2snakes 8mo ago
Wasn’t this idea the basic premise of coq? Why didn’t it work?
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by 2snakes 8mo ago
It used to be empowering everyone to achieve more.
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by 2snakes 8mo ago
"What are we to infer from Oakeshott's favoured 'cook' metaphor?First, that conservatism is about doing, and about understandingwhat one is doing, not about thinking in the sense of planningwhat to do.12 Second, that con
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by 2snakes 10mo ago
Careful with the scientism. The job of science is to explain the nature of reality, but we can only describe what we experience.
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by 2snakes 10mo ago
In a past job I set up at least 5 domain dns servers pointing at nist ntp…
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by 2snakes 10mo ago
Also share about 60 percent with bananas.
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by 2snakes 10mo ago
Neuroscience suggests global connectivity changes after 40 instead of specialized areas. Overall declines do not start until late 40s though.
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by 2snakes 1y ago
Does this include the lifetime costs of need to replace the panels? Also batteries though I'd imagine that is a separate. But the panels would seem to be direct additional costs.
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by 2snakes 1y ago
An alternative to abstraction is to use iconic forms and boundary math (containerization and void-based reasoning). See Laws of Form and William Bricken's books recently. Using a unary operator instead of binary (Boolean) does indeed s
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by 2snakes 1y ago
There used to be a thing called Waterwitch in the NSA ANT catalog. Would that help?
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by 2snakes 1y ago
What do you think of this list? https://web.archive.org/web/20240222200132/https://sheafific...
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by 2snakes 1y ago
What's next, pr0n sounds? lulz
51.
by 2snakes 1y ago
There is this thing called Brahman in Hinduism that is interesting to juxtapose when it comes to sentience, and monism.
52.
by 2snakes 1y ago
Pooh. Winnie the Pooh. <3
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by 2snakes 1y ago
I read one characterization which is that LLMs don't give new information (except to the user learning) but they reorganize old information.
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by 2snakes 1y ago
-Your own- yes, but Cloudflare is extremely easy.
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by 2snakes 2y ago
Hayy ibn Yaqdhan Nature vs nurture and relative nature of intelligence iirc
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by 2snakes 2y ago
Disgusting!
57.
by 2snakes 2y ago
Bodies and minds can be transcended beyond suffering.
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by 2snakes 2y ago
Real yoga is possible.
59.
by 2snakes 2y ago
Mochi / Henry Meds. Mochi is the cheapest.
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by 2snakes 2y ago
One thing that LLM can do besides generate code is explain complex code too. So that is inherently an upskilling feature.

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