aswegs8

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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   Interesting point. Never thought about AI slop being fed by SEO slop.
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   You make it sound like a common occurence in Europe. For my country (Germany) it has been only 1000~ buildings in total since the 1970s and I am pretty sure 90% of that has been in Hamburg in Berlin. So no, it's a very unlikely explana
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   Interesting that Netherlands seems to be one of these lawless places...?
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   Experts are often worse than laymen in predicting macro developments because they are narrowed by their focus and biased towards it. Tetlock's Superforecasting is a great book on this. Some condensed source I found on the topic: https
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   Finally something positive about the UK. Usually the crowd will come in with pitchforks swinging everytime there is something about UK housing or politics going wrong.
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   I wish I would be even able to read things like that.
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   Thanks for the link, this is super useful. I will probably use both valetudo and openmower soon! Is there anything comparable for security cameras?
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   Can you think of any more literature on the topic? Preferably non-fiction?
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   by aswegs8 1y ago

   But what is scarce now, really? We are just moving up Maslow's hierarchy and strive for more abstract concepts like power, self-actualization or recognition. How would AI provide those to us? Our self-image is linked to other's pe
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    If you're really interested in that and not just trolling, these are the measures used by the study: After adjustment for sex, BMI, hsCRP, and sCD163, semaglutide significantly decreased epigenetic aging: PCGrimAge (-3.1 years, P = 0.0
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Maybe because that is a whole different topic that is only tangentially related to this thread?
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Yeah well, at some point some one higher up without scruples about such moral issues will make that decision for you...
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    So this "study mode" is just a different system prompt for the model? Not sure why they would add this if you could create this as a custom GPT yourself. Just marketing...?
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Why would they need to "re-scan the same books over and over"? It's as simple as they can use the books to train their AI if they bought them.
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Will this be the way of working for the next 10x engineers? Or will all of this be available for more inexperienced developers? Anything seems possible at this point.
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    It just shows the Kontors
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    My thoughts exactly!
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    https://archive.ph/1TCSp
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    I didn't know this story, but thanks for pointing this out. It's scary how people in this thread talk about hallucinogens like they could not ruin your life. Citing Sam Harris: “Ingesting a powerful dose of a psychedelic drug is l
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    During the last century, we have been handling systems that are so powerful they exceed what we could understand or control. This trend seems to accelerate. At least they (US govt) are making an effort to control this proactively.
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Well-written but not really anything new or groundbreaking. I think most people are well aware of this kind of idealization/perfection that prevents progress.
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    That's quite well-known already. The real question here: how do we stop these shifts from happening?
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Seems like a provocative piece that stirs up some discussion, which is good. But I get what you're hinting at. Humans are GI and obviously exist. So it's trivially disproven by counter-example.
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Not sure why this is getting downvoted. According to the above definition, LLMs are level 5 consciousness, since they have a theory of self and others.
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    Higher consciousness does not imply cooperation, even though we idealize it to do so. Cooperation is another dimension - it is easy to imagine a being that has a higher form of consciousness but is not interested in cooperation or does not
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    I am usually not a fan of fanboying (pun intended) but getting an award with the presenter being Joscha Bach is so cool!
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    This article provides a good overview over application of modern drug development, Syn Bio, Biotechnology, etc., even about the state of the drug development industry, but it does not talk about anything new or groundbreaking.
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nirvana_fallacy
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    How credible are his PR statements, though?
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    by aswegs8 1y ago

    I mean, what is consciousness, really? Is there really any qualitative difference? It feels like something that emerges out of complexity. Once models are able to update their weights real time and form "memories", does that make