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by blueprint 2y ago
True, they're a joy to cook in but one thing I love about my ratchet high carbon pan (which has been everywhere with me) is I can use metal on it.
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by blueprint 2y ago
Then you need to understand it from a theoretical perspective first. Firstly, when people use the word "god" they honestly ought to define what they refer to by using that word, and what the abilities of that god are supposed to b
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by blueprint 2y ago
when did we decide that? I don't remember that. In fact I remember being vocally against it.
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by blueprint 2y ago
holy shit this makes me so angry if only he were younger so he could have his daughter or wife taken from him and suffer longer there are no consequences for some of the most depraved clingers-on to the good will of everyone else when will
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by blueprint 2y ago
honestly it's way easier for me to wash my high carbon lodge pan ( and i can put that sucker directly into the oven) because i use steel wire ball, maybe a little soap, and hot water briefly and it's done. reseasoning up to the l
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by blueprint 3y ago
is there a reason the author refuses to capitalize "Apple"?
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by blueprint 3y ago
> my point is it's not like a vacuum cleaner sucking everything up around it Isn't it? It's just that the stuff around it has a high enough velocity..
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by blueprint 3y ago
> Rather than “I don’t know the ‘why’ “, I think it would be better to say “I don’t know if there is a ‘why’, nor what it is if there is one.” . Yes, very nice! But I didn't want to go down that rabbithole as you actually need more
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by blueprint 3y ago
You shouldn't say there is no why if you simply don't know. You should say I don't know what the why is yet. Otherwise, you might actually believe yourself. I can tell you the why for some of those things that you had no idea
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by blueprint 3y ago
A thing cannot be best unless it already exists. You're talking about things that already exist and probably some form of Darwinism, which is not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about something much more fundamental than
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by blueprint 3y ago
What are the criteria of good and bad, then? Just because I tell you, doesn't mean you can admit it, if you have something to hide, for example. the more truthful some words or a person is, the better they are for guiding your life qua
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by blueprint 3y ago
actually i've never talked to you before what physics do you want to know? ask me a concrete question. before asking questions with words you dont know, confirm their meanings first. thanks for the comparison to hitler, though. i'
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by blueprint 3y ago
cant have any desires if you already lost yourself taps forehead
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by blueprint 3y ago
No, that's not AGI, itself, then. That's just some trained model. Yes, an AGI can be trained, but the idea is that so can human beings. Like people who are in cults. Many of them leave because they realize it's maladaptive. T
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by blueprint 3y ago
Potential to destabilize global security - more like destabilize the existing locus of power. For starters, let's talk about AGI, not AI. 1. How might it be possible for an actual AGI to be weaponized by another person any more effecti
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by blueprint 3y ago
people don't act out of conscience because there's a particular incentive for them to do so. They act out of conscience, because there's a disincentive, naturally, in doing something wrong as an individual, or as anyone with
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by blueprint 3y ago
or a manic episode of a caged genius?
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by blueprint 3y ago
if people want to avoid the normalization of crime they should try to learn what the criteria of good and bad are and not forget it but there's an obvious push back against that chances are those who push against it are trying to hide
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by blueprint 3y ago
> there is a lot you said that isn't how the Buddha presented things at all. especially as you're making such a critically important claim about human life, would you please be more specific about anything that you claim I got
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by blueprint 3y ago
yeah, well maybe they should've said that, and they obviously would have if they intended to distinguish between the two of them instead of over inflating their claims in order to raise more money The simple counter argument is that th
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by blueprint 3y ago
how would you define AGI?
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by blueprint 3y ago
> Our results suggest that scaling video generation models is a promising path towards building general purpose simulators of the physical world. so they're gonna include the never-before-observed-but-predicted Unruh effect, as well
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by blueprint 3y ago
I'll try to keep it in mind. thanks for your kindness.
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by blueprint 3y ago
without being localized, they remain a probability wave because the "universe" of information literally doesn't know enough about them anymore
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by blueprint 3y ago
the lie i meant is if people claim to want to know what they dont yet. it usually happens without their realization. look in the history of the greater philosophers you see it in the mechanism of narcissistic abuse as well you might also re
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by blueprint 3y ago
yeah maybe but if you knew for sure you'd be able to be sure of that and also show the proof instead what you did is present the impression that you had which is a synthesis of what you encountered and what was in you from the past. If
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by blueprint 3y ago
no, we're talking about quarks or any isolated quantum systen
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by blueprint 3y ago
that may be true, but I'm already highly trained at that. But hey, what if you just ratchet up the difficulty to infinity. Then it will train people even better. Either that or it'll destroy the community because you dont have any
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by blueprint 3y ago
when you understand quantum theory correctly, you will realize that particles don't exist by themselves. They are a temporary localization. this means that the number of quarks inside a proton is not actually fixed. when a particle bec
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by blueprint 3y ago
nice opinion but these materials can be used for teaching children. you might as well teach kids that particles actually exist independently or that gravity is made by mass. oh wait, we do! while you're at it, hammer years of decontext

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