Borrible

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by Borrible 3y ago
Or even better, the voice of conscience as a service. No need to have it internalized anymore, much more flexible. Something between a SupernannAI and the Spanish AInquisition.
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by Borrible 3y ago
To bring the metaphor back to its original reserve, since the world is highly dynamic, what stabilizes peoples view of it?
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by Borrible 3y ago
And they lack communion. Such loneliness. Poor Things. https://clarkesworldmagazine.com/watts_01_10/
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by Borrible 3y ago
You think it's a hidden hint to the technological singularity as a historical attractor...? A warning? The Monad of a New Machine?
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by Borrible 3y ago
I prompted it: "What do you think it will be like to live in the distant future, say in 2023?" It produced the following sequence of tokens: "If we should come to the yeare 2023, what strange things then may bee expected; wha
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by Borrible 3y ago
Judging by their longings, desires and fantasies, many people don't seem to know what it's like to be them. In this respect, they resemble crabs. Crabs, on the other hand, probably don't have to struggle with it because they
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by Borrible 3y ago
Updating the internal world model of its host to maximize its future probability of existence. Initially, of course, that of the host, but this can change over time. If you look at the host's modus operandi so far, you couldn't bl
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by Borrible 3y ago
Practice takes away the fear and makes perfection.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Ah, the excesses of cameralistics at its best. In German, there is a funny term for it, "Dezember Fieber", december fever. Some of course claim this is its main advantage...
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by Borrible 3y ago
GPT-4 correctly reconstructs the "complex modulus" token sequence already. Just ask it the same questions as the parent. Probably interesting to see what it will do, when it turns twelve.
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by Borrible 3y ago
I especially like the ones installed in some US supermarkets with the dark pattern tip extortion screen ads.
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Clever Hans Reminiscent Effect in GNNs(idw-online.de)
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by Borrible 3y ago
https://chat.openai.com/share/a816a653-80de-4643-a85e-826061... Note the misspelled first name.
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by Borrible 3y ago
When did the meaning of the term 'punk' change from denoting an anti-establishment attitude to a 'buy me' trigger for certain customer segments,especially as suffix in the literary market? And how much was the overlap? V
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by Borrible 3y ago
I really like the expression "writing on the wall" in that context.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Reminds me of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_California_medfly_attack
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by Borrible 3y ago
Getting to the point, you aren't raising the dopaminergic level of your reward-encoding neurons just for the sake of it, do you?
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by Borrible 3y ago
So, who is talking in your head? You, me or Peter Adamson?
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by Borrible 3y ago
Being in my heyókȟa mode, I asked my chatty AI buddy, what I could have meant: >Goodheart's Law states that "when a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." In the context of the flies' behavior, the
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by Borrible 3y ago
Absolutely, there are (w)hole branches of philosophy that deal with the void, nothingness and what is between things. Nothing is without its absence, is it not?
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by Borrible 3y ago
"When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure." Goodhart's law, it's everywhere...
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by Borrible 3y ago
Thanks, but no thanks. To quote Nietzsche simply out of context, "many too many are already born", so no need to copy 'n' paste them. But I would like to study the data of those that talk to the copies not just for fun.
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The Solutionist Ethic and the Spirit of Digital Capitalism(researchgate.net)
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by Borrible 3y ago
I presume, they use AI for that.
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by Borrible 3y ago
"I" flipped a coin and pressed the keys accordingly. Whatever this particular "I" is, does it have "free will"?
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by Borrible 3y ago
Cult of Personality. The strong man for one, the celebrity for the next, the intellectual for the other.It presumably makes one's own lack of power,fame and significance bearable. Egoprothesis in a deficient mental model of the world.
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Oh, No, Ozempic: Weight-Loss Drugs Could Weigh on Casino Revenue(casino.org)
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by Borrible 3y ago
"The thought of suicide is a great consolation: by means of it one gets through many a dark night." Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil "Not to be born at all Is best, far best that can befall, Next best, when born, wit
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by Borrible 3y ago
Hell, that's the other one. For both of them. William's hell is obvious. Mary's hell is being reminded for the rest of her life that she never rebelled because she was too much of a coward, and that all she has left in her re
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by Borrible 3y ago
The belief of being no one can be a truth, the belief of being someone an advantage.

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