anoniuyiu33412

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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
I think most people really don't get this: reality is not a Hollywood movie. If some guys somewhere got to bootstrap an AGI somehow, the AGI most probably is offline and turned off most of the time. Nobody in the field would be crazy e
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
YEAH, that...
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
maybe we are just "ants" for them. That would be the current intelligence level of humanity for aliens. Doesn't the cities, human civilization on Earth feel like a big messy anthill? All our society could feel for them just l
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Just try to see with your eyes closed, its just a "soft-shutdown", the eyes keep operating.
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
This is a so millenial take on self-control that I cannot help to comment about it. Old school resilience and persistance is what you will miss all the way into "I will do as I please to do things". Not good. Many, many things req
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Didn't Oumuamua had a thick shield of similar to this proposal? ..just saying https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%CA%BBOumuamua#Appearance,_sha...
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Just logged in to say that a war has little to no potential strategic benefit to US and its allies. It has several, yes, lots of downsides. Nothing like WWW3 (that's so XXs), but China will probably take the chance to hit hard, taking
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Exactly, why everyone would need two hands all their life?
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
My personal bet for the "UFO phenomenon" are in this theory since like, decades ago. I think in the next century or maybe in 200 years, this stuff would be like the hunt of witches in the medieval europe. A precise advanced for th
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
I would suppose that longer the period, the weirder / dangerous the alien species are to us. Think about some highly intelligent reptile predator species, with a taste for mamal meat. Yeah, the creeps are there. I think not everyone -
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Maybe they are working out technical problems like that. I remember having read some stories about the Manhattan Project, how there were countless of hard practical problems to solve before to get the bomb blowing up in the dessert. Now wha
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
I think there are several historic precedents of advanced technology having a huge impact in sustaining or further advancing nation-states policies. Think about Spanish and Portuguese caravels, english longbows, etc. If your country somehow
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
your answer somewhat reminded me about a current trend in advanced neurological stuff, could be some paper (I'm not googling it sorry, no time now), and a recent interview with some Ace AI guy at Facebook. Something like this "hum
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
> I guess what I'm saying is that such a program could choose to "live" in any state in its past It could, but if an algorithm is somewhat conscius, could also probably have concurrent access to the stored information (the
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
> How would this program understand time though? You and I (even animals) understand time by being present here and now. We can rely on our memory to know what happened before, but we don't confuse right now with the past. Not even
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
I would agree to a certain point, but I wouldn't take the "all people is crazy" too seriously, given the growing number of confirmed to be true -previously tin-foil hat- theories. Remember the "the government is intercep
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Not gonna happen, surveillance is infrastructure, many have invested in this stuff, and it is actually working, you can catch lots of events. At this point many violent crimes, kidnapping have been solved using street footage, right out fro
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
At some point we could be lucky enough to spot some kind of alien ISS orbiting an otherwise non-interesting planet/moon. Or some kind of giant vessel arriving to a close star. Could be no luck at all too.
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Maybe the transmitter is located far away from their civilization's main location. It should be a stronghold, just for comms, fully expendable, probably with no information in any local hard/soft/wetware about where they actu
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
We are not :-)
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Maybe is encrypted because we are not the intended receiver.
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Didn't read the whole thread just yet. but, to the point. So, it's aliens. what would they possible be communicating? What kind of information would actually matter to communicate over 500 million light years? I bet it would be: a
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
Having been using FF since it went out, I have recently - maybe starting in 2018- been finding some broken sites here and there, mostly new flashy sites, but I found some government, university related manually developed sites with issues i
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
I believe thinking FF vs. Chrome like IE vs. other browsers is a bit unfair here. IE was a dinosaur, a complete fiasco as almost unmantained software. Now we have this software, open-source Chromium actively mantained, supported by several
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
haha, I get it sounds really crazy, but we are talking about advanced genetic engineering spanning millions of years in the future, so I though this other crazyness couldn't be that much out of place. You're quite right about the
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
I guess few consider feasible a "wakanda" hypothesis. Maybe these guys somehow managed to survive in few numbers through the million of years since their civilization decline, and they'are around us, hidden in plain sight. Ar
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by anoniuyiu33412 6y ago
hahaha, And Iphone here where I live is around U$S 1500-2000 A Samsung Galaxy Note 10 is around U$S 1000, and a Xiami, top of the line, similar hardware, is U$S 500-700. But the 90% of the really good non-premium phones are in the range of