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by Xen9 2y ago
It's also useful for making ads more effective & manipulation overall. As long as you can connect the data you track & buy, you can use Thompson sampling. In fact, why would we think knowing the name of a person is anything but
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by Xen9 2y ago
I believe weed should be subsidized and sold so that you really must not be tricked onto buying it & cannot buy it when addicted solely for reason of getting more addicted without any other reason. Otherwise though, why restrict people
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by Xen9 2y ago
You can't trust anyone. No even yourself, since whether you are insane or not may not be solvable, though you can aim to remember that you couldn't know & stress less. It's anarchism if things go well, though I do believe
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by Xen9 2y ago
Most antennas require desoldering to disable, but mmWave & possibly NFC can be removed without it. Lining the case thoroughly with EMI tape edge-to-edge and adding another layer over any gaps blocks RF signal emission & reception. T
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by Xen9 2y ago
Absolutely best idea is to make an encrypted PDA & play forensic scientist by recording everything. 1. Get a Google Pixel 9, 9 Pro, or 9 Pro XL smartphone (Cellebrite-proofn at time of writing). 2. Verify images & GOS. 3. Disable bi
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by Xen9 2y ago
What I mean is that we want something like set theory merged with weak computability theory (e.g. Kolmogorov complexity) but set means environment, embdded agent means element inside set, and then everything else gets built on top of that t
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by Xen9 2y ago
A. Demski's illustrated, more blog-style (rather than papers) works online.
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by Xen9 2y ago
Startup idea: Industrial portable just drill-holes-to-you-device-if-needed & then just-add-water data-erasure bags (single-use, safe to throw away). Would save lots of equipment weight.
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by Xen9 2y ago
If Cook was Jobs, and 2025 was 2035, it would have jacked into the nervous system. Why release semi-lame product when you can do the ultimate experience?
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by Xen9 2y ago
Ypu would need mathematical theory of embedded agency to dig yourself up from the terminological hellhole.
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by Xen9 2y ago
Seems crazy. I identify with my agency, id est, self = agency + few memories. This is saying the opposite? I would guess it comes from not knowing what you want. If you don't go through the Uberman process, then you end up saying thing
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by Xen9 2y ago
Historically the people have usually sooner or later stabbed the king or kings, or at least the kings stabbed each other. In five years, I predict, either US goes through something like that or robotics cause this option no longer being pos
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by Xen9 2y ago
How do the results of such lenses compare to various compression algorhitms?
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by Xen9 2y ago
The non-optimistic reality seems to be that AI will be the next step in evolution, but not in human one. It's far more complex to create smart AI from human than to create smart AI.
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by Xen9 2y ago
In case I did, I would make sure I don't get pinpointed to, but in the US perhaps look at CFR / state department veterans & advertising corporations' stockholders & Google. In Europe traditional news sources there got
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by Xen9 2y ago
Most comment here are not related to the problem, which is your interest & my interest & interest of 98% of HN others at least conflicting with the interest of those who control how humans vote. We know how things ought to be if eve
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by Xen9 2y ago
There's no difference between the two.
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by Xen9 2y ago
The impressive recent ALSA either used graphically or actually Boids. I don't know which because there's too much information to go beyond surface even in impressive things.
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by Xen9 2y ago
The world is cyberpunk. Has been since 1990s.
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by Xen9 2y ago
Within 30 years the game development & gaming will have been integrated as an experience for the average game.
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by Xen9 2y ago
re: riccar e https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricercare
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by Xen9 2y ago
Notice the donuts & the coffee mug.
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by Xen9 2y ago
Recent discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41792500 I was bit late to comment on it so here's that also, in case someone wants to continue: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41813750
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by Xen9 2y ago
I believe that it would be possible to cost effectively build and implement an architecture for a distributed IA backup—this comment entails some notes. The system that asks volunteers about their age, sex, location, and storage format deta
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by Xen9 2y ago
Reasons as to why I should believe that the comment or parts of it were "incoherant babbling"? I did express a low condifence. My information is limited. You ought to expect to feel my points being "incohetent babbling"
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by Xen9 2y ago
In Discord culture, indeed, users usually share a shit-ton of PII in "introduction" messages from images to specific hobbies to medical information (EG "support" communities). The problem from GDPR perspective is that Di
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by Xen9 2y ago
In realistic replication your body probably would not be continued, at least for a while. You'd have a digital clone that shares some memories, most values and is cognitively at your level or above. If the preservation part is well-eno
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by Xen9 2y ago
You cannot make such AGI if the information is gone. Imaging & cryopreservation sort of insure against early death. I agree that at point behavioural replication is possible, AI probably also will be. Harsh. Now the point you ended your
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by Xen9 2y ago
The most realistic and rational path to life extension is creation of behavioural replicants with purpose of only extending the lifespan of one's agency. To reach next 1000 years, you need to do: (1) Information theoretic presevation,
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by Xen9 2y ago
I see, it's then from the same document as blinkenlights. https://jargon-file.org/archive/jargon-4.4.6.dos.txt

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