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by altruios 1y ago
Complex learning behavior is far lower than a neuron. Chemical chains inside cells 'learn' according to stimuli. Learning how to replicate systems that have chemistry is going to be hard, we haven't come close to doing so. Ev
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by altruios 1y ago
If not this exact paper, This kind of memetic attack likely exists out in the wild. The question of how successful it is getting inside an LLM is why training data has should be verified by a human (and of course data sourced ethically woul
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by altruios 1y ago
ah, but of course. Here I was thinking of improving our electrical grid. Nothing more permanent than the quickest fix possible. But yes, that's a good idea.
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by altruios 1y ago
Generally a good take. I think it misses the mark. Gender itself, if it is a social construct, we must ask of ourselves what construction that is. It is one of bondage. Boys do this, girls do that, boys don't do x, girls don't do
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by altruios 1y ago
If BYD ever gets into the American market, it's (the competition I mean) over. Megawatt charging is insane... But our poor electrical grid: it could use some work to support that massive demand.
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by altruios 1y ago
Expected. Besides the design being adolescent, the MSH and CEO is to blame. (normal) People don't want to buy a swasticar: who would have thunk it.
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by altruios 1y ago
Enshittification of UI/UX. The new UI is 'optimized' for engagement instead of usability.
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by altruios 1y ago
Well it seems obvious why anyone would (and morally should) short tesla... but let me break it down for those in the bleachers with two facts. Musk 1: behind the presidential podium during the inauguration with the country watching twice di
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by altruios 1y ago
What a completely unhelpful comment: for all you know they are infertile. Having children shouldn't be done for such selfish reasons as mere personal fulfillment. I care about the kind of life a hypothetical human offspring would have
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by altruios 1y ago
Wow that was a big derp. Thank you.
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by altruios 1y ago
A common saying is a politically incorrect leftist sayings is mistakable from alt-right rhetoric. The shoe-horse theory... It's wrong (the shoe-horse), But a lot of people think(have been told) that.
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by altruios 2y ago
The dither effect. Same as seeing through splayed fingers on a franticly oscillating hand.
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by altruios 2y ago
Governments have a monopoly on violence in exchange for protected and upholding our privileged rights. When any government start disregarding that contract, so too can the populous.
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by altruios 2y ago
A tree game you say... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3P6DWAwwViU&pp=ygUFdHJlZTM%3...
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by altruios 2y ago
You've not interacted the kool-aid drinkers. C.Yarvin is doing some sith lord 'mind to pudding' on these folk. Reason is out the window when 'rationality' walks in the door.
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by altruios 2y ago
I just want to stress how much material science could advance us. Space elevators / hooks, are the things I'm most excited for.
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by altruios 2y ago
> And yet somehow humanity survived for tens or hundreds of thousands of years without such standards Narrator: "Most humans didn't survive past year five due to preventable illnesses and food born contamination, the humans&#x2
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by altruios 2y ago
Everything is basically the same if you squint your eyes enough...
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by altruios 2y ago
(to be pedantic: gender expression not exactly sexuality... ) @t4t : which is 100% fine. Just keep PII out of government hands, while verifying users before showing them content. While you get the NSFW toggling working. I would (for an over
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by altruios 2y ago
Are they just going to train LLM's themselves... LLM's are the hot topic today, but... Waiting for new architecture to drop.
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by altruios 2y ago
Semi private life sharing can be done in a discord 'house'. There are many other platforms that fill that same niche.
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by altruios 2y ago
The way to fix facebook is to get off of facebook. Time for the next thing already!
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by altruios 2y ago
That seems like a fallacy to claim to know that there is in fact junk dna. To know that: you need to iterate over every possible function for a section of dna could have and test against that. How is it known that there truly is junk dna?
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by altruios 2y ago
supply chains logistics, capitalistic urges to throw out food instead of giving it away, zoning and HOA's preventing home gardens, coordinated rental hikes, none of those things are aligned with feeding people but instead aligned to bi
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by altruios 2y ago
Or it looks like someone suffering from the effects of healthcare treatment of loved relatives, looking for connections and a narrative that fits what happened to a tragic event. Within that cynical diatribe lies a narrative that resonates
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by altruios 2y ago
I had a lengthy reply before I saw the /s... Poe's law strikes again! There are in fact people that think like that, and have to be lead by the nose to waters of wisdom with the hopes of drinking a small bit.
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by altruios 2y ago
Exert from that same wiki page about the anti-McCollough effect, I may have the two confused. Given that AMEs do transfer interocularly,[8] it is reasonable to suppose that they must occur in higher, binocular regions of the brain. Despite
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by altruios 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McCollough_effect is evidence to the contrary. This seems to rewire something outside the optical pathway. The effect can last for months. Works on almost all brains, no epilepsy required.
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by altruios 2y ago
What's the difference between a scam text posing as a political fundraising text and a political fundraising text in appearance? How do you know any of the political fundraising texts with weird links are legitimate? That's the ne
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by altruios 2y ago
Refocusing of priorities. Life is short. Making a mark (film) on the world instead of living sheltered and unremembered is a valid consideration. The choices generalize to living well or living long. There are probably ways to do both if yo

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