NonHyloMorph

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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
And so they told the world ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
Wtf is going on with the discourse here lately? Are you advocating for effective "euthanasia" by neglect?
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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
do you think about where your resentment is coming from?
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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
Might have to do with the circumstances of Open AIs conduct that was quite sketchy to say the least? There is 25 people who see it as their responsibility to use their status in the field of maths to weigh in on public discourse regarding
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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
There's some interesting stuff in a book on Katathymic Imaginative Psychotherapy where patients are asked to picture a mountain. As far as I remember it's about using the process as diagnostic tool. What does the mountain look lik
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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
hopefully this attitude won't be whats going to do the decisionmaking
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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
Thanks for building the elevator though, guess I'll hit the gymn(asion) now.
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by NonHyloMorph 8d ago
"The FT’s Gillian Tett reported that a senior financier’s New York firm now seeks out humanities students, because “AI-native” Stem graduates are entering the job market with “alarmingly shallow ideas”."* I don't advocate for
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
Maybe fix energy and heat on earth first. Fusion would be nifty. How's the AI progress there?
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
A lot indicates the answer to your latter question might just be 'no'
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
Bioinformatics, the underpinnings of llm's in the theories conceptualizing high dimensional vectorspaces, material sciences, MRT's, signal processing.. don't think one gets far with with calculus only there. Probbly also the
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
And by surprised you probably mean "not really surprised" hm? Just in case btw.: the world tends to get poorer in material ressources since around the 70s e.g. regarding habitable space, harvestable energy and the destruction of t
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
https://www.weslpress.org/9780819575777/the-sound-of-culture... Louis chude sokei provides some insights into the historic intertwinedness of race and technology, including the term robot and its epistemological connec
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
This is golden.
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
You could store the salt. You go up far beyond saturation. Salt sediments on the floor (which also might seal it). When you need brine you pump in seawater into a tunnelsystem in the sediment. The saturated brine should be lighter and furth
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
Seems legit. I speculate their are emergent mechanisms for the development of memory that are not dependent on what ever mechanism is behind the "improve $model for 'everyone'"* Is someone knowlegeable on research that e
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by NonHyloMorph 9d ago
"And maybe I could have tried to gain that respect in a different way, such as thinking very hard about an area of mathematics until I was able to demonstrate to others just how well I understood it. But I’m not sure how motivating tha
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by NonHyloMorph 10d ago
Nefarious I like it
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by NonHyloMorph 1mo ago
Probably yes
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by NonHyloMorph 2mo ago
I asked a question, and it's not a rhetorical one, even though it's formulation indicates that I have some serious doubts that there is a factual answer - it's called capital-ism for a reason. edited for typo
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by NonHyloMorph 2mo ago
I'm curious what the author means by: "Marxism and the labor theory of value is incorrect". First of all isn't that the wrong way around and should be the value theory of labor? But that aside: what is wrong about the co
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by NonHyloMorph 2mo ago
Learning latin in school as a kid/teenager vastly improved my ability to learn english. Also helped alot with latinisms and academic lingo, which feels just natural, having internalised its semantic roots. So imho your statement it&#x2
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by NonHyloMorph 2mo ago
Can you point us somewhere zo learn more about that?
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by NonHyloMorph 2mo ago
I read it as "specifically for ptfe" too. Where would you glue that? (Heart surgery?)
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by NonHyloMorph 2mo ago
Hopefully that will serve as a virtuous example.
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by NonHyloMorph 3mo ago
Is it possible to zoom out on mobile/in general?
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by NonHyloMorph 3mo ago
Thats the one
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by NonHyloMorph 3mo ago
The person downvoting this doesn't know how to hold an iron (presumably).
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by NonHyloMorph 3mo ago
That seems a bit.. specific for an axiom, don't you think?
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by NonHyloMorph 3mo ago
It'd be minimally much money per token-intelligence (intelligence/token) though, if we are to believe the pitch..

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