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Lambdanaut
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Lambdanaut
15d ago
I'll gladly adopt your disowned share.
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16d ago
Here's the thing. If any of my work is in their model, then I co-own their model as well as everything it makes. I guarantee it's scraped our work. So where's our paychecks.
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Lambdanaut
3mo ago
In my experience, some language like this is the result of witnessing it speak for itself.
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4mo ago
The more I talk to people about consciousness and personal experience, the more I notice that most people hold some very strong unquestioned assumptions about these concepts. The first and most frustrating confusion that comes up repeatedly
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Lambdanaut
4mo ago
Ah, that explains it.
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4mo ago
The process designed to optimize for attracting our attention has done what it was designed to do: optimized for attracting our attention, at the cost of all other incentives. The image of a throbbing, mutating, dark spiral is conjured in m
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Lambdanaut
5mo ago
I'm not sure what you mean because you didn't actually say it, but AI is polling as one of the most disliked topics in the USA right now. More hated than ICE. Source: https://pos.org/wp-content/uploads/20
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5mo ago
Does anyone know why Ubuntu would be targeted by pro-Iranian activists? I'm perplexed by the connection.
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5mo ago
> mention how many other sentient beings are massacred while plowing a field. Rodents, insects, snakes, birds, etc. Is that a myth? Loads of small field animals are killed when eating vegan. Loads more are killed when eating omnivore, be
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6mo ago
By that logic, all of the Earth and the moon were once parts of stars, so tidal and geothermal are also solar. When people say "solar energy", they are usually referring to first order solar energy, directly from photons, not seco
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6mo ago
I think that this waters down "brute force" to the point of meaninglessness. If employing transformer architectures trained on data to hack a system is the same as using a for loop to enumerate over all possible values, then I hav
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7mo ago
I love how fun this is. It has so much personality. Definitely can see the pico8 and aseprite inspiration. I think what could be really interesting is some procedural generation brushes... Like a brush that generates a random city-scape as
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8mo ago
from the article: `For most adults, age verification won’t be required, as Discord’s age inference model uses account information such as account tenure, device and activity data, and aggregated, high-level patterns across Discord communiti
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8mo ago
There's always two sides to a coin right? While everything you said is true, I think that there's a pattern people are generally aware of in this world. Things that don't serve a purpose, vanish. We see it in worker replaceme
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10mo ago
As a schizotypal person, I'm unsure how more people aren't exhibiting paranoid schizophrenic symptoms in this wildly untrustworthy digital age. Yesterday a good friend reached out to me on a new phone number to wish me happy holid
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10mo ago
You understand how the brain works right? It's probability distributions mapped to sodium ion channels. The human understands nothing.
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1y ago
I love how this comment chain goes directly from > Humans don't have world models To > Of course humans have world models To > You fools , there is no such thing as a "world model" and you are all hamsters! Classi
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2y ago
Does anyone have any advice for someone that is curious about moving from Google to LibreOffice? I work in a collaborative environment where everyone immediately having access to the same data on different environments (including mobile) is
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2y ago
I don't agree with puritanical laws like this, but I do believe that the quantity and quality of porn consumed in the US constitutes a non-trivial public mental health crisis, and I hope that this will drive into people the serious ris
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2y ago
Black box of carbon or a black box of silicon.
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2y ago
"Actual me"? I'm the sea of energy from which all life and death springs from. We all live and die in it.
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2y ago
> So you define yourself as energy? Not your conscience? No division. > Energy has no feelings, no conscience, no self Where did you get that idea?
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2y ago
Death is just the name we give to the moment when the condensed energy that is moving this system that calls itself a body breaks down into a temporarily simpler state. At some point I'll get caught up in some whirlpool of energy and f
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2y ago
Granted, individuals will only receive ~15% of their original claim, the increase in value over time will make it worth it for many.
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2y ago
It is far far too late to get paid. Several deadlines have passed.
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2y ago
This is really cool! Having a lot of fun with it
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3y ago
So are these games actually playable, or is it generating a GIF of a theoretical game given a list of keyboard "inputs" that would take place? I'm wondering if it's generating a runnable binary, or just a video.
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3y ago
Usually an argument from authority doesn't hold any weight, but come on. It's their dad
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3y ago
Yes. The burden is proof is supposed to be on the person making a claim that breaks the known pattern. We can think of consciousness in it's most simple terms as an experience of any number of bits of data. If we are to accept that we
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3y ago
Yes, in public safety to make response suggestions to emergency operators in time critical situations when texting is the mode of communication.
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