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by cgio 3mo ago
Qualia mualia. This is a fear argument that actually makes the danger more pertinent. Chalmers’ zombies, they are as benevolent and as mischievous as their qualia’d mirrors as far as their functional presentation. We put our qualia as a tok
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The Implementation Trilemma: Substance-Independence Is Incomplete(philpapers.org)
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by cgio 4mo ago
I don’t know if related intentionally, but in Greece you can say that a wound θρέφει threphe as a verb for healing.
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by cgio 4mo ago
Has anyone else noticed the weekly utilisation dropping to 0% around this change? Mine was about 36 before and dropped a bit before disabling fable.
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by cgio 4mo ago
I think that this is the essence of the argument. I spent two weeks of long nights across a few different sessions with millions of tokens generated, to produce a 5 page proof. I think we have come to the age of the aesthetics of curation.
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by cgio 4mo ago
Short responses are increasingly becoming a signal of genuine human attention.
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by cgio 4mo ago
We are all in the trenches of the war you refer to. For those of us who engage with a spirit of for the greater good, the side you are rooting for is as dangerous and malevolent as the side you supposedly plan to protect yourself from.
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by cgio 4mo ago
The Turing test is about tricking. Look at the genealogy of the work. In a society where homosexuality was persecuted and homosexuals had to imitate “heterosexual behaviour “ to avoid chemical castration, it wouldn’t be a huge leap to say t
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by cgio 4mo ago
This has weird “look what you made me do” undernotes. A Christian can live by their values without forcing them on others. As anyone can from any religion or not religious at all.
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by cgio 5mo ago
I think this is not discussed enough. These are huge investments and destroying them requires a significant time to recover. Our key growth play being AI which is a huge energy consumer, impacting the long term supply chain for energy is qu
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by cgio 5mo ago
They will pay us to colonise Mars! One way trip.
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by cgio 5mo ago
Apologies. I should be more specific. The book is Surfaces and Essences if I remember correctly.
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by cgio 5mo ago
That’s valid also from the point of view that pain is a key signal to avoid injury. I am not sure it’s the best example of qualia and it could be simulated by self preservation signals (e.g. the touch sensor on a Roomba). The extension of p
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by cgio 5mo ago
You are probably converging to Tononi’s IIT. Read the criticism from Aaronson too. Not fundamentally against your approach.
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by cgio 5mo ago
By saying it’s simulated you don’t make a simplification. What does it simulate? What are the mechanics of simulation and is it substrate specific or independent? Can a computer simulate these qualia? It’s easy to say something is simple bu
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by cgio 5mo ago
Maybe allegedly so but in reality it worked once again, given there’s still management to be reorganised.
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by cgio 5mo ago
Next feature is creating stories. Double burn.
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by cgio 5mo ago
Looks well thought out, but what are the mechanics of plugging this into reactive workflows? I always thought a nice event sourcing query language would evolve along the thoughts in https://picolabs.atlassian.net/wiki/s
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by cgio 5mo ago
Privileged access should only be temporary in context of break glass with approval. People can go ballistic with core systems for reasons other than firing.
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by cgio 5mo ago
Ok, I will make it mostly US. Maybe a couple more markets, London and Tokyo? Futures may be a bit broader adoption too. Vast majority won’t move to 24/7. Crypto is a different game for the time being at least. It has its own challenges
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by cgio 5mo ago
There are different kinds of updates that influence options and feasibility. Keeping in mind that deep in the heart of an exchange is a single threaded process, the sequencer. Therefore, you have three layers, external facing protocols, seq
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by cgio 5mo ago
The first 90% of features takes 10% of the time to deliver. You are comparing capital infrastructure markets with deep regulatory obligations and multiple stateful interfaces (OUCh/FIX) to retail focused matching engines with a very sl
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by cgio 5mo ago
Only US. Other markets barely have liquidity during daytime and get most liquidity in opening and closing auctions. Maintenance periods are actually a complication. A few more state transitions for the system, but barely used for maintenanc
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by cgio 6mo ago
I didn’t get the slop feeling. I could see some long winded argumentation that diminished the messaging. The important aspect in this is that someone with political inclination can use the powerful imagery of a scapegoat sacrifice to appeal
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by cgio 6mo ago
The question is what is the proportion of people loving it vs liking it.
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by cgio 6mo ago
If you’re a B2B SaaS with no CRO, good luck with vendor assessments. B2C you can skip it before reaching a critical mass where regulatory pressures will mandate it.
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by cgio 6mo ago
You completely miss the role of CROs or risk function in an organisation. Using your analogy, the Chief Testing Office would not write the tests. They would establish how test coverage is defined and measured, and the target coverage. They
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by cgio 6mo ago
If you don’t depend on someone that’s freedom.
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by cgio 6mo ago
I see a higher chance of him dropping a dirty nuke at home and pretending it’s Iran. Then he can nuke Iran and win the elections too by proving his point that the war was necessary if not delayed. I would be very worried if I were in any of
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by cgio 6mo ago
What if Iran escalates when US decides to go? I don’t think US can go without leaving a power vacuum, which, given current forces positioning, would benefit Iran most probably. I don’t see a path to helping Gulf nations, which will pragmat

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