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HKH2
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> It seems to me that from facts we can only derive more facts. You seem to think of knowledge as something that has to be expressed in language to exist, whereas I do not. > because facts can't directly justify values Values are
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I'm not quite sure what you mean. Features of the purpose are repurposed, but the purpose remains there all the same.
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So?
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We're not going to escape our biology.
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You were talking about people being detached; to be attached to the reality of life is to act, to reproduce. Our biology tells us that we ought to have children, but we don't see it very clearly because we have found ways to hijack our
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Our purpose is pretty clear: to reproduce. What sets us apart from other animals is the way we structure our curiosity.
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Maybe people have had enough of worrying about copyright infringement, licenses, attribution etc. and just want a quick sketch to get the idea across. Art is a tool for expressing ideas after all.
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3y ago
Maybe you need to get somewhere fast at night; public transport doesn't usually run all night. Also, you might find your commute to work requires multiple hops. Public transport might be crowded to save costs, and that might be terribl
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You are talking about strawmanning. Do you not see the irony?
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True. Let me be more precise: the legal system forces (or is meant to force) shortsighted people to deal with long-term consequences. The law is constantly revised to preempt future consequences, but it is not perfect. (Ex post facto laws a
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I meant words that are sung not spoken.
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Won't that help preserve it?
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One clear difference is that EDM tends to have a lot of lyrics, whereas Techno tends not to.
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I have the belief that humans are innately selfish and shortsighted. Obviously corruption is not viable long-term. Laws should make corruption not strategically beneficial, but if you can find loopholes or people to bribe, they are more or
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China even blocks HN.
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No US equivalent of TikTok is allowed in China.
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> And we can assume that AI can even iterate on and develop on its own understanding of these complex calculations much faster than a human can, making it significantly better at navigating moral issues. Yeah, like judging human history
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> What makes you think morality is arbitrary? I never said it is; my point was that to someone hubristic it is. That's why I said 'seems to'. An AGI wouldn't have a superego, so by your definition, it could never und
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Why would an AGI stick to what seems to be a set of arbitrary rules and not look outside of them? The AGI would be smarter than that, no? Or is there a way to make an AGI immune to hubris?
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And if they know you better than you know yourself, they can control you better than you can control yourself.
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The hardest part is the AGI. People could easily sell their souls to the AGI devil to get knowledge and power, since if it truly is AGI, it should be able to make ideas compelling.
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Most people in society throughout the ages have not done the majority of their thinking. It has been handed to them from a pulpit or something similar. Even without an explicit religion, people still want someone to follow, so now successfu
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Do people script in zsh?
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defector*
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Do you mean to say that fzf can find synonyms?
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Not OP, but when searching for files, spelling something wrong, or using the wrong synonym is a big problem. We're just used to computers being inflexible.
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Mandarin speakers will probably forget how to write characters over time anyway, as they depend so much on Pinyin.
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In Australia, that's when the song ends with 'brown bread' (dead). I assume it's British.
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Americans love French. It's their nitch. It probably comes from reading so much Nitchski.
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Spanish and German are far more consistent than English. Mandarin Chinese has Pinyin which is modern and quite consistent - Pinyin is very useful because you can type it and select the corresponding Chinese characters.
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