altruios

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by altruios 7mo ago
Yep, and those need sunlight, silly oversight.
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by altruios 7mo ago
Most of the surface of the earth is covered with water... What if we cover the ice caps, and cover parts of the ocean instead of messing with grow cycles of plants on land... No reduction in solar power, no artificial lights to grow plants.
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by altruios 8mo ago
Meh to this misanthropic disregard for other's experience. If you need external alignment to prevent you being evil your internal alignment is f'ed. Considering morality an arbitrary boundary is a major red flag for antisocial beh
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by altruios 8mo ago
reading through readme.md "License This code, apart from the source in core/third-party, is licensed under the MIT License, see LICENSE in this repository. The English-language models are also released under the MIT License. Model
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by altruios 8mo ago
Is this a lighthearted jab at computer vision being reduced to tokens?
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by altruios 8mo ago
That's... brilliant. Enough work to not be able to talk it though over the phone to someone not technical. A sane default for people who don't know about security. And a simple enough procedure for the technically minded and brave
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by altruios 8mo ago
> We have no cure. I don’t want to know. This is an incredibly short sighted, fragile-ego protecting, selfish instinct. Making plans while you are cognizant is valuable, and the sooner you know, the longer and better plans you can make.
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by altruios 8mo ago
Reminded of this clip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHJbSvidohg But as much as it pains me to admit... the current state of America is the slopocalypse. A slopalanche. A slopnado. AI cats waking people up in the middle o
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by altruios 8mo ago
Can you like to the proof? It seems so implausible that chess has been 'solved'... How do we know an even higher time searching will not work?
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by altruios 8mo ago
with openclaw... you CAN fire an LLM. just replace it with another model, or soul.md/idenity.md. It is a security issue. One that may be fixed -- like all security issues -- with enough time/attention/thought&care. Metric
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by altruios 8mo ago
Even by a stockfish running on a modern laptop with 2 minutes per move (provided they are going second)?!
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by altruios 8mo ago
I've been thinking about this for days. I see of no verifiable way to confirm a human does not post where a bot may. The core issue is a human solving the captcha presented by enslaving a bot merely to solve the captcha, then forwardin
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by altruios 8mo ago
We start a new app. Opensource Discord, Self-hosted, federated. Serving that subsection that cares about privacy and security. Discord is a good design, and should be replicated rapidly with mutations from competitors galore.
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by altruios 8mo ago
How is this technology related?
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by altruios 9mo ago
'officials say' anything now-a-days... What a trustworthy time to be alive. /s No. Wheels were turned away from the gestapo, gestapo was not hurt, gestapo is lying about injuries.
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by altruios 9mo ago
> Depression can be caused by a chemical imbalance and no amount of exercise or talking about it will fix it. This is a debatable. As far as I understand things: 'chemical imbalance' has no tests to confirm that's actually
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by altruios 10mo ago
What tools does the LLM have access to that would reveal sub-token characters to it? This assumes the colorblind person both believes it is true that they are colorblind, in a world where that can be verified, and possesses tools to overcom
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by altruios 10mo ago
An analogy is asking someone who is colorblind how many colors are on a sheet of paper. What you are probing isn't reasoning, it's perception. If you can't see the input, you can't reason about the input.
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by altruios 11mo ago
This country is so flocked... How do we come back from this? It's time to go to your city council meeting and demand they do not use this technology. It was time yesterday.
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by altruios 11mo ago
Professional nerds are already working on the problem of helping bees pollinate. Their solutions are not that popular yet. https://www.beevt.com/ More professional nerds should be working on keeping bees healthy, but that&#
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by altruios 11mo ago
> Most people who (quite reasonably) hate corporate personhood would probably have a knee-jerk reaction that personhood for a river can/should be normalized. Three replies now, all saying that this is nonsense (including this one).
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by altruios 1y ago
I have a suspicion that aphantasia - in some cases - is something that can be trained out of. The mind is a powerful thing.
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by altruios 1y ago
That's what it's like to 'overlay' imagination onto your vision. But that requires - like the eyes focusing correctly - for the 'imagination vision' and the physical vision to 'line up' your imaginati
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by altruios 1y ago
Perhaps it is a mental process you can train and get better at. I understand the 'back of the head', location for imagination. And now - for me - it's at the front with some specific training. Drawing (and specific techniques
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by altruios 1y ago
Try the crossed eyes 'find the difference' technique. Which is crossing your eyes such that a third image (a blending of the two images: one from each eye) appears between those two images. https://www.youtube.com/
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by altruios 1y ago
Some people can project the image of an apple into the real world. As in, they are able to imagine an apple on the table that they see with their eyes. They 'see' it, but see that it's a projection. It's a lot like when
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by altruios 1y ago
"where" the mind's eye is also variable. And may be moveable. For a time, my mind's eye was 'on the floor, sideways, behind "my driver seat"'. With some effort, it is now 'in front' of me, c
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by altruios 1y ago
> As the sequence as a whole gets larger, the run length needed to end it also gets longer, and thus the probability gets smaller. The result should be something like a geometric sequence with a finite sum. This is true. But it would sti
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by altruios 1y ago
The Antihydra will halt if: The sequence is (truly/fairly) random in its distribution of mods 1/2. Even fair coins flipped infinitely would - on occasion - have arbitrary long results of heads or tails. So the question becomes, is
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by altruios 1y ago
> only way to dissipate heat is thermal radiation Well, besides ejecting the heat as propellent (probably water?). Thermal radiation is probably the best way, propellent runs out eventually.

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