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alickz
2y ago
> what gives you or others the right to steal from others? I think technically it's copying more than stealing Like if you could wait for someone to design and build a car and then CTRL+C/V it for yourself (is it possible to st
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alickz
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> First kill the big corporations, then think about fair laws. It's not possible to kill big corporations before fair laws, because as you said yourself "corporations are already above the law" Unfair laws don't apply
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alickz
2y ago
should you build something you don't understand? it would seem to me that would cause a lot of issues
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2y ago
in my experience, if you can't explain something to someone else then you don't fully understand it our brains like to jump over inconsistencies or small gaps in our logic when working by themselves, but try to explain that same c
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alickz
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> who gets to decide what is or isn’t propaganda if we gonna ban it? in a representative republic that would ideally be the elected representatives
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2y ago
> If you need the answer to a question, and you can either get it directly, or spend time researching the answer, you're going to learn much more with the latter approach than the former. Why not force everyone to start from first p
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alickz
2y ago
Americans are humans and all humans are susceptible to advertising/propaganda
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2y ago
I think it would be a good thing if average Americans and Chinese interacted more Maybe then we will see we are all more alike than we are different
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alickz
2y ago
i miss my crazy necktie
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2y ago
DEI seems to me to be the _opposite_ of blind auditions though, where instead of hiding immutable characteristics in the hiring process, they are factored in
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alickz
2y ago
i feel like AGI is an arbitrary line in the sand anyway i think as humans we put too much emphasis on what intelligence means relative to ourselves, instead of relative to nature
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alickz
2y ago
You have a typo in your "To be more persent" screenshot Cool idea though
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alickz
2y ago
Comment Driven Programming might be interesting, as an offshoot of Documentation Driven Programming
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alickz
2y ago
humans are, at our root, prediction engines
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2y ago
>This product looks more versatile. Being able to automatically tie it to meeting status or set pomodoro timers could make it more interesting. Seems this one automatically enables "Busy" if the microphone is activated on the d
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2y ago
For some it can be far easier to find knowledge than it is to find motivation
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2y ago
If you can't tell, does it matter?
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2y ago
> Without limits people tend to get less creative But lowering those limits allows for more people to get creative How many beautiful stories never left their author's head because their author couldn't afford it? Either the mo
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alickz
2y ago
is graf short for paragraph? i haven't seen that before
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alickz
2y ago
>The students are people who work really hard and those who were born right. I would imagine there's a lot of overlap between those two groups In fact I think it impossible to be part of the former without being part of the latter
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alickz
2y ago
I think the average person is more interested in the output than in the process e.g. more people want to read The Shining than want to read about how The Shining was written
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2y ago
Agreed. I thought a forum of engineers would be more interested in the practical applications and possible future capabilities of LLMs, than in all these semantic arguments about whether something really is knowledge or really is art or rea
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Timeline of the Far Future
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
> if someone next to you in a supermarket was wounded from an explosive that "someone" is an enemy combatant currently fighting a war if they were wearing a uniform would you stand next to a soldier during an ongoing war? if yo
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> Anyone who got resold / loaned those devices Aren't the pagers specifically for transmitting Hezbollah instructions / orders? Why would a Hezbollah member sell/loan such a device to a non-Hezbollah member?
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2y ago
please forgive my ignorance, has there been notable progress in the field of physics in the last decade? noteworthy breakthroughs i mean i ask out of layman curiosity
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alickz
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great question tangentially related but Grand Theft Auto speedrunners often point the camera behind them while driving so cars don't spawn "behind" them (aka in front of the car)
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alickz
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is that something that can be solved with more memory/attention/context? or do we believe it's an inherent limitation in the approach?
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alickz
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how would you determine that without investigation?
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alickz
2y ago
good job naya keep at it
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