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by blueprint 1y ago
Anthropic might be scammers. Unclear. I canceled my subscription with them months ago after they reduced capabilities for pro users and I found out months later that they never actually canceled it. They have been ignoring all of my support
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by blueprint 1y ago
that's bonkers lol have you not heard of entropy
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by blueprint 1y ago
there are plenty of things that I simply cannot use Gemini for
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by blueprint 1y ago
or that they would drink it if a well designed, delicious, but no HFCS nor sugar alternative were marketed with funding
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by blueprint 1y ago
Who cares about my tone, how about actually understanding the argument itself, which is based on science instead of your attempt to externalize your own religiosity? I suppose you think you know better than thousands of psychologists who ha
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by blueprint 1y ago
yeah "possessiveness" has absolutely no basis in anything reasonable, let's villainize it too while we're pretending not to alienate anything about ourselves lol
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by blueprint 1y ago
please accidentally post an identifying photo of your neighborhood...
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by blueprint 1y ago
yeah - he killed it when was the last time you were social on Facebook? and maybe threads would count if it weren't 95% filled with bots and mentally ill weirdos pretending to know quantum physics (and how dare you judge them for doing
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by blueprint 1y ago
also worth a look - The Lifecycle of Software Objects - https://wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lifecycle_of_Software_Objects
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by blueprint 1y ago
it’s not about protein. It’s about the convenience of being able to eat these things without having to cook them and wash dishes. As well as chewing them. It takes time. I wonder if the person who wrote the article has ever had to run a sur
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by blueprint 1y ago
not to mention that he is the one who originated the research. It can start again with the right foundation.
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by blueprint 1y ago
it’s obviously not all that’s left of you. You’re the one who originated the research. Do you think scientists and science were created by Harvard?
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by blueprint 1y ago
how do you deal with the fact that they use all of your data for training their own systems and review all conversations
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by blueprint 2y ago
even if someone wishes they were a dictator of the USA doesn’t mean that they are
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by blueprint 2y ago
I struggle to understand stuff like this (to be honest, it makes me feel a little angry): > We started getting into regular arguments, and I knew it wasn’t on her. It was me. I was starting to come to terms with all the mounting insecuri
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by blueprint 2y ago
Conservation of energy is only considered true "locally", but not globally. There are many examples of this in nature, believe it or not. If you wanted to have a system that perfectly conserved energy, how would you expect to meas
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by blueprint 2y ago
Have a look at e.g. the path integral. It's a formulation for calculating the result of the mechanism behind probabilistic mechanics. I like to use the word "possible" instead of "probable", when explaining it, some
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by blueprint 2y ago
> How would a brain form spontaneously without those random fluctuations tearing the constituent components apart? >> Over a sufficiently long time
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by blueprint 2y ago
It’s not necessary for there to be parallel universes when all possible paths are already taken within this universe.
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by blueprint 2y ago
> If he could beat SpaceX, why hasn't he? Because Elon lied to humanity about their mission, in order to secure his position. Bezos didn't. Can't you find any other examples of this in history? Yeah, there are a lot of th
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by blueprint 2y ago
Or maybe he didn't even want those things, but just said them, to secure fame, power, and access to things like secrets. He played us like a fiddle. Remember Mars as a backup plan? The reason why we thought SpaceX was a humanitarian an
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by blueprint 2y ago
What? AI can't prove any unproven math problems...?
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by blueprint 2y ago
this may be partly a product of lead’s induced cognitive deficit leading to failure to bond with primary object (usually mom) very early on.
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by blueprint 2y ago
Isn’t it related to feeling like someone is truly on your team?
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by blueprint 2y ago
> it’s clearly working in a more nuanced way than suppressing introversion Isn’t it related to feeling like someone is truly on your team?
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by blueprint 2y ago
He needs a relationship with a solid professional therapist. That is absolutely number one. Sounds like he needs parts-informed treatment. Google TIST practitioners. Janina Fisher has an institute with a list of therapists.
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by blueprint 2y ago
touched on what?
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by blueprint 2y ago
The current systems that we call AI don’t have any such notion as their own existence so they don’t actually exist as systems that could ever be categorized as intelligent because they aren’t systems, at the top level. They just appear to b
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by blueprint 2y ago
it’s a symptom of structural dissociation
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by blueprint 2y ago
Why are you opining on predictions without knowing that I meant by NHI?

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