WXLCKNO

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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
I guess at the current market cap you may be right about 2x being "a lot", but the crypto market is no stranger to multiple increases. And the valves are fully open now with a ton of Bitcoin/Crypto ETFs across the planet and
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Mine speaks to me in a thick new jersey accent so it's definitely not me, I live in Canada.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Wow are you AGI?
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Should they analyse everything all at once? Your comment seems reductionist to the realities of writing a paper on a specific subject.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Yeah it's a desire to do so in a really short amount of time because there's other things I prioritize.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
I understand your take but it's only going to get better and incredibly fast. I'm a huge film nerd and I can only dream of a future where I could use these type of tools (but more advanced) to create short films about ideas I&#x27
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Because it's relative to the original value. Your logic: 100% means 1. A 100% increase is x * 1. Correct logic: 100% means 1. A 100% increase is x + (x * 1) Your 30% example is the same x + (x * 0.3) 200% is x + (x * 2) for a total of
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Lmao. I don't often laugh on hn like this.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Besides the fact that it's outrageous, I did truly enjoy the tidbit about the group lead literally having cited your research. It feels like genuine human interactions online will be reduced to chance more and more.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Exploring different approaches and stumbling on AGI eventually through a combination of random discoveries will be the way to go. Same as Bitcoin being the right combination of things that already existed.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Not wanting to engage in the same small talk with different random people isn't bleak. Get off your incredibly high horse.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Tried Waymo in SF. Didn't take a single cab/Uber after and only used Waymo during my trip. Putting my own music and not having to interact with anyone is pretty great.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
> more adventurous > Kyiv Understatement of the year
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
They don't generate more per person but a startup is definitely going to put out more features and quickly..
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Right! That was a big missing chunk :)
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
At 250w average during a 5 hour ride I'm burning like 1000 calories per hour or something mething close. Glycogen reserves are 2000 calories from a quick Google search, so that's 3k calories I need to make up for or 600 per hour.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
I'm in Canada and just got my first house. After growing up in Europe, the first thing I want to do is install those European style external metal blinds that fully 100% black out the room to an absurd degree.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
No one is saying there is. Just that we've reached some big milestones recently which could help get us there even if it's only by increased investment in AI as a whole, rather than the current models being part of a larger AGI.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
By any means necessary I presume. If Russian propaganda helped get Trump elected, AI propaganda could help social coordination by influencing public perception of issues and microtargeting down to the individual level to get people on board
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
Pretty much this. I'd love counter examples of startups in the space that haven't been crushed from the top yet.
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
I'm not disillusioned I'm just being realistic. As opposed to the Dotcom boom, AI is top down rather than bottom up. Very few startups are finding success and if they do it's short lived because it gets replaced or integrated
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by WXLCKNO 2y ago
That sounds idiotic. I'm on a very clear downtrend in weight and on days where I burn more calories I eat more to avoid going into too high a deficit. (cycling workouts with power meter or on Zwift, accurate calorie counts)
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
You can say the same thing about chess/go. A lifetime of experience didn't help people getting beat by computers.
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
Same, using it since 1998 (I was 9, 35 now). Any windows PC I use doesn't feel right without the irfanview logo somewhere.
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
I imagine we haven't figured out how to observe it yet. Same as anything else we couldn't observe before we did. Ruling out "it's magic", we can presume that everything in the universe is linked logically somehow, t
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
I like it. However the best bike wheel shot was one where it's going the wrong way?
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
Top comment says there's 7 astronauts still alive the youngest being 88? That's all already way beyond the norm I think.
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
I just meant it doesn't make anyone wise by default ;) There are lessons you can only learn by living through them, no doubt about it. I think I just don't like these type of posts where age is used as some kind of source of autho
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
Being old doesn't make you wise or particularly knowledgeable.
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by WXLCKNO 3y ago
Simulation confirmed.

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