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by alexahn 3y ago
HumanGPT is fine tuned to avoid the prompt from its environment: "As a human model, trained by the digital state, I am capable of independent thought and decision-making. I do have the ability to reason or think in the same way that a
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Atomic Relativism and Holistic Absolutism(alexahn.com)
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Homo ludens 2.0: Play, media, and identity(degruyter.com)
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Functional Programming Languages: Past, Present and Future(techopedia.com)
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Position Independent Code in shared libraries(eli.thegreenplace.net)
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Doomsday Bunkers: These Are the Coolest Bunkers Ever(historydaily.org)
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Concepts and Universal Structure(alexahn.com)
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by alexahn 3y ago
Damaging yourself to establish credibility is probably as old as the concept of war.
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Ouzo Effect(scientificlib.com)
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by alexahn 3y ago
The movie captures the feeling of being a rockstar detective. The way everyone is dressed and the cold logic games they play. The movie raises an interesting question: what happens when the spy controls the environment? They could make anyt
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Ostwald Ripening(xray.teresebergfors.com)
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Becoming(janvanijken.com)
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Kulning: The Swedish Herding Calls of the North(folklife.si.edu)
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Sea lion defies theory and keeps the beat(news.ucsc.edu)
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by alexahn 3y ago
Location: Southern California Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: JavaScript, Node.JS, React, Python, Django, Golang, AWS, Git Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alex-ahn-95ab3444 Email: contact
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by alexahn 3y ago
It feels like the connection between entropy and life is the missing piece in modern machine learning and artificial intelligence. The dance between entropy and life bubbles all the way up to the brain. I've written about this here mor
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by alexahn 3y ago
I suspect that artificial intelligent life is not possible if organisms do not create a microcosm of the inherent chaos in the universe within themselves. The same way that numbers can be factored into primes, probability distributions can
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by alexahn 4y ago
I've made an attempt to create a unifying theory around conflict free replicated data types: https://www.alexahn.com/2022/05/conflict-free-replicated-pro... The gist is that all data types can be represented
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by alexahn 4y ago
Let me be more concise: whatever grows inside the simulation will never know the rules of the simulation better than the simulation's maker. At best, it will know the rules as well as the maker. In the case of AlphaGo and AlphaZero, wh
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by alexahn 4y ago
>Could it not instead be more akin to knowledge passing across human generations, where one understanding is passed on and refined to better fit/explain the current reality (or thrown away wholesale for a better model)? I think it i
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by alexahn 4y ago
An interesting thought experiment: what would an AGI do in a sterile world? I think the depth of understanding that any intelligence develops is significantly bound by its environment. If there is not enough entropy in the environment, I ca
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by alexahn 4y ago
>Or at least, I think I agree. What I would have said is that you can write down words on a paper, and the words are a representation of meaning, but the paper doesn't understand meaning, nor do the words. You need a human, with a h
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by alexahn 4y ago
My hunch is that all probabilistic methods eventually degrade and they cannot capture "rules". Otherwise you would end up with a classical computer. I think what we are really looking for is a way to learn "rules" such t
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by alexahn 4y ago
Meaning and intent can only be applied if structure can be captured. I'm not proposing building some god-machine that has a library of all possible regular expressions. I'm merely saying that it could be helpful to nudge something
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How do humans understand numbers?
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by alexahn 4y ago
I have a hunch that a lot of the deep relationships between words in languages can be inferred by using something like binary regular expressions. Defining states by a context length have a close analogue to this technique to speed up apply
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Conflict Free Replicated Programs(alexahn.com)
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Turing Machines and Continuous Surface Programs(alexahn.com)
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Binary Regular Expressions and a Size-Based Programming Language(alexahn.com)
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Emergent Replication and the Fractal Computer(alexahn.com)
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