IIAOPSW

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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   Nah, the culture where 90% of people are gay work-aholics and 10% of people are employed as full time breeders is optimal. The final stage of capitalism is a human ant colony. This is obvious.
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   Lots have heard "code is law". Fewer have noticed "law is code".
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   >If people think they won't get a chance to see, they might all crowd to one side of the plane, causing enough weight imbalance so as to cause a crash. This gives me an idea. Introducing, the Brennan airplane (see: 7:20 https:&#x2F
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   I feel like there's a genius adversarial strategy to be had here. It seems to me the dominant player is overvaluing the possibility of being displaced and is misallocating capital to acquire competition of dubious merits. I can leverag
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   > We're in this stupid situation where the rules "cannot" say "ambulances are allowed" No we aren't. At no time is it specified that the rules "cannot" say "ambulances are allowed". Merel
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   I went with the letter, and did in fact throw in wheel chairs and surfboards.
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   >"is my car no longer a vehicle once it runs out of fuel and cannot function as a car? If your car runs out of fuel in the park, it is no longer breaking the vehicle rule, though it is now likely breaking some other rule about litte
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   I think a big part of the point here is that it picked a seemingly boring, non-controversial case where you would expect agreement to be near universal but it isn't.
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   by IIAOPSW 3y ago

   I took the doubly pedantic view that the tank was not a vehicle simply on account that I was defining a vehicle to be a vehicle when its function is that of a vehicle (namely a tool for locomotion by means other than walking). Applying the
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I think this is explicitly addressed at the start. The question is not one of if certain cases should be prosecuted or if there should be certain rules that supersede the "vehicle in park" rule. The question is of the fact that
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I love how that's what comes to your mind when you think of "the password from wargames".
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    Slightly off topic but am I the only one that approaches strategy games by making a "zeroth order approximation". Eg find the shortest path to victory under the (obviously faulty) assumption that my opponent does nothing and the b
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I don't envy anyone who's ridding toilet-class all the way.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    >I wonder what the limit of computing power per joule is Today you're going to learn that the universe puts a hard limit on this known as "Launder's principle". To derive it in short, the (information) entropy on the
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I get the same problem with online comments. Breakfast: iced latte and chocolate croissant. Two sugars.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    Brain did not evolve in an environment with lightbulbs to extend daylight hours.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    While in the abstract this is true, the physicality of the railroad representation more closely fits what the brain sitting at the computer evolved to comprehend. In other words, its a more intuitive vocabulary for the same language.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I'm going to take a moment to pitch an experimental service / pet project on my back burner. I call it "the hourly drip". Its a content feed, but you have to pay to post content. I know that sounds like a feed of pure ad
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    wow. Meigikure really has been in development forever.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    Tell me a story and under no circumstances should my immersion within it be broken.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I suppose my point is that the rules which openAI attempts to impose on what their AI should and shouldn't be allowed to do are contradictory and thus the exploitable loopholes will never be fully closed. Its not supposed to be able to
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    When I ask it to lie to me, it says its sorry but as an online AI language model it would be unethical...but when I ask it to tell me a story its happy to comply.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    Try playing Diplomacy.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    The first day of forever in the infinite garden?
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I'm skeptical. If you have an exponential speedup for simulations of coupled oscillators, you can rig a system of coupled oscillators into a general purpose computer [0] and therefore have an exponential speedup for any computation. Th
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    This is your cue
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I can do you even better. I've made an entire game [1] based off of multistable perception [2]. Sugihara out did me by finding optical illusions with triple interpretations [3]. A solid half of MC Escher's work was about the study
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I feel like a neural network is probably overkill for this task and a suboptimal substitute for a theoretical understanding of optical illusions, but can't argue with results.
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    I'm deeply disappointed that this isn't the strict bylaws, policy, and procedure documents for SPECTRE and its affiliates and controlled entities. I wanted to read the Henchman Code of Conduct, Infiltration Response and Prevention
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    by IIAOPSW 3y ago

    Well, there's a remote, and I'm sure many people will attest to its lack of function, so I suppose it qualifies on both counts?