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   by andoando 2y ago

   You can look at it the other way. Compared to qubits, were fucking gods.
2. 662.▲
   by andoando 2y ago

   Its gotten me along so I havent bothered, but occasionally I will fall into a mess and I find some improper/inefficient ways around it. Every time I try interwctive rebase I get into a huge mess where it cant apply some updates for som
3. 663.▲
   by andoando 2y ago

   To be fair Ive been using for git for 8 years and I still dont quite understand it beyond the basics.
4. 664.▲
   by andoando 2y ago

   I never connected that pwned was a mispelling of owned, I always thought it was a word of its own.
5. 665.▲
   by andoando 2y ago

   Which is still a pita to use unless maybe you really know what youre doing.
6. 666.▲
   by andoando 2y ago

   Chalmers has given arguments for panpsychism so I dont think hes totally opposed to the idea. And Im not so sure materialism necessitates reduction of consciousness. It entirely depends on what one considers to be "material". I wo
7. 667.▲
   by andoando 2y ago

   Thanks for the link. Do you understand what they mean by "normative" pain? I cant make sense of it. The first argument given for illusionism is merely stating physical processes are strongly anagaolous to mental pheneomena. Ok agr
8. 668.▲
   by andoando 2y ago

   Funny enough I completely agree with the eliminative take that folk psychology can be reduced to physical processes. I dont think beliefs, desires, hopes and dreams are all require any kind of consciousness. Where I disagree completely is q
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   by andoando 2y ago

   You can find kois model if you search koi llvc. I just made some modifications to run it as a stream from a microphone. I am trying to develop my own voice changer ( https://voicechange.io ) so I dont want to share the source code
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    by andoando 2y ago

    >There's a gap between accepting that the mind is ultimately made up of neurons firing and what it feels like to be a mind made up of neurons firing. This is exactly my objection. I fully believe were mechanical machines, fully beli
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    by andoando 2y ago

    Ive tried making this exact product using all of these services, including using github repo koi is based on. They all use like 50% of my cpu to get real time. I was able to get actual low latency with koi, but still massive cpu usage. And
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    by andoando 2y ago

    I was trying to make this myself earlier but every single AI model I found used something like 50% of my CPU or GPU. Any idea how this is possible? Voicemod does something similar and I couldn't figure it out. Is it actually AI or is t
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    by andoando 2y ago

    You seem to be arguing intensely that qualia are not physical truth. No one is claiming that it is. You're assuming materialism then saying "of course qualia is nothing more than material". Well sure, I agree that logically f
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    by andoando 2y ago

    Im not sure how you assign probability to finding truths of this manner. Again in the grand scheme of things, few hundred years is not very long. I think itd be foolish to believe the world as we see it will be parallel as we see it in a mi
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    by andoando 2y ago

    The model of physics itself has changed multiple times to explain physics, at great reservation mind you. Relativity required massive changes in thinking to what we considered physically possible, as did quantum physics (things can just hap
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    by andoando 2y ago

    >Who claimed it wasn't necessary for functioning? The text boxes and links and windows on your screen are also illusions, they don't actually exist in the screen or inside the computer, but how useful would a computer be to you
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    by andoando 2y ago

    If youre not interested in the discussion then simply dont reply rather than being rude
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    by andoando 2y ago

    Why is it assumed the standard model of physics is all encompassing in the first place?The standard model hasnt managed to explain all of physics even. Unless you can explain consciousness with physics, its only reasonable to assume somethi
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    by andoando 2y ago

    I would say their experience of it certainly exists yes. No one is claiming these conscience experiments are material reality. It doesnt matter if you call them illusions or hallucinations. It's intriguing that they exist at all. If th
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    by andoando 2y ago

    I had the same experience getting drunk and high once. I was just experiencing frames in between.
21. 681.▲
    by andoando 2y ago

    I had the same thought. I was thinking perhaps its like language where at one point no one knew any common words but nonetheless formed a common understanding. But Im not sure that works here. Besides I still dont see how feeling is necessa
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    by andoando 2y ago

    What does "doesnt make it so" even mean here. If I experience pain, then I dont "actually" feel pain? I don't understand what youre saying.
23. 683.▲
    by andoando 2y ago

    That just explains how one can make up words to describe their experience. You can certainly explain all the observations that humans or animals do from an outside perspective. It doesn't explain the fact that one does indeed actually
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    by andoando 2y ago

    Sure, but what I mean is 1. saying concious experience is just a hallucination implies something is being hallucinated. If there is no such thing as consciousness, how could we speak of it being a hallucination? Why would there be anythin
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    by andoando 2y ago

    I don't get it. Denying the existence of qualia is surely convenient but hardly convincing. Saying its a hallucination just sides steps the problem. What is this hallucination you're experiencing? Why hallucinate anything at all w
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    by andoando 2y ago

    This is called the philosophical zombie or p-zombie. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophical_zombie
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    by andoando 2y ago

    Ah ok, thanks. It was confusing me saying "it starts with a single cell". Really it starts with the whole line of white cells with the red cell in the middle, and the rules are applied to every continuous 3 cells at each iteration
28. 688.▲
    by andoando 2y ago

    I love this stuff but Im not understanding the diagrams here at all from the very beginning.
29. 689.▲
    by andoando 2y ago

    You can always learn new things on your own. It's really not hard, you just have to try. I mean hell there's plenty you can do that doesn't require learning at all.
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    by andoando 2y ago

    I think I agree. I've some seen anal linting rules that straight up make you refactor your code to make it fit. That I can't stand