chosen1111

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by chosen1111 5y ago
The west is doing everything it can to make this war a must win for russia.
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by chosen1111 5y ago
Yeah ww3 is looking more likely. I guess deagle was right. This is an unrestricted submarine warfare moment
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by chosen1111 5y ago
Literacy
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by chosen1111 5y ago
Lbry
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by chosen1111 5y ago
So many people complain about the culture. Why even hire Americans at this point?
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by chosen1111 5y ago
This is why browser is better than apps...for now
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NFT and the Great Paywalling of the Internet(reddit.com)
2 points by chosen1111 6y ago|0 comments
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Is this because gab was getting lots of users? Parler smells like honey
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Instincts evolved with nature and time. Thinking did too but with the coevolution of poor thinking and negative self talk and bad advice within a short period of time.
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by chosen1111 6y ago
I wonder what names she was called at the time for her refusal to go along with the established research from the pharmaceutical and medical community
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Color me shocked. Why do we need app stores again?
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by chosen1111 6y ago
thank you for your candid and informative reply i always find it fascinating to hear people's take on science and medicine especially when conclusions that have weight reach politically hazardous territory
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by chosen1111 6y ago
HN normies are realizing what the right wing have known for years. Same with crypto people who doe eyedly tout “uncensorability” in their apps. Will you stand up to speech codes and natsec breathinv down your neck? I doubt it. The end of th
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Why do people trust web apps like this in crypto?
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Does medical advice fall into this consensus trap? If so...relative to today?
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Unfortunately the openess of data he fought for would possibly be criticized as enabling accused malactors.
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Check out Ruqqus its great!
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Just ignore people like this and continue to build. There is no reasoning or arguing with them. Eventually there will need to be a micro fork of the internet as it is today that is used like freenet, deep, ipfs etc. eventually sovereignty i
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Including sites like Gab and Bitchute?
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Hopefully we don't. But we need to solve dementia which might require a deeper understanding of the connectome. And furthermore, the longer we age the more new diseases we will discover. By the time we have multi-centenarians there mig
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Yes. And furthermore to your point regarding emulation...if it was required to get to quantum level accuracy it might not be possible, at least according to Sandberg in his brain emulation opinion. And even furthermore, things like the micr
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by chosen1111 6y ago
I have no issue with it. Though I may just go ahead and start working on a punch-list style life-extensionist work. Even if it is nothing more than a fun exercise. Seriously though, if I was bin Salman for example I would make something lik
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Would have to agree. At the end of the day we return to a previous form. If matter itself is conscious or not is hard to say, but I don't see why it isn't possible that it couldn't be. Though then would that mean souls are th
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by chosen1111 6y ago
I personally think WAY more money would be needed.
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Ability to invent things that narrow AI might not be able to very well. If, as Thiel and others have pointed out, ingenuity is slowing down, then in order to solve aging it might be necessary to have AGI invent the things for us to solve ag
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by chosen1111 6y ago
I know Nectome is a YC company. Altman has signed up I believe. Vitrification is better than cryo as a last resort as I understand it, due to market risk.
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Very interesting. You are right that true immortality is not possible as eventually the universe has an end, now if it crunches and repeats is another question. If we solve biological aging we then would hopefully eventually be able to buy
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by chosen1111 6y ago
I'm thinking in terms of money, we are talking well into the trillions of dollars. And probably having to develop AGI.
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Has anyone done a really good analysis of how much money it would take to end biological aging? And then eventually buy time to develop immortalist technologies. Something like a punchlist. Do we need to solve mind uploading or AGI first? W
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by chosen1111 6y ago
Very interesting thank you.

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