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chromoblob
2y ago
How is consciousness relevant to creating AGI? > Philosophy is just thoughts and thoughts about thoughts. I think these thoughts contain (in an ideal variant of philosophy which doesn't exist yet) enough "philosophical content&
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Ask HN: How many AGI researchers have/are studying philosophy seriously?
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chromoblob
2y ago
So everyone is "way overpriced" then? Parent describes everyone, not just someone.
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chromoblob
2y ago
> identify if you're a real potential customer (vs shopping for prices) ... what?
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chromoblob
2y ago
My favorite quote from this article: > maybe Wikipedia should change its tag-line from “anyone can edit” to “anyone who’s willing to provide citations can edit.”
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chromoblob
3y ago
What... somebody called them "security" systems?..
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chromoblob
3y ago
I mean if it doesn't have bugs. Like if someone uses a calculator, a map, other utilities in order to plan a mass shooting. If bugs may be there, notion of safety is fine.
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chromoblob
3y ago
I wonder how aphantasia and synesthesia are related. Are there many people who have both?
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chromoblob
3y ago
Which point? That there were so many lines of code imagined exactly? It's a continuous scale. 20 lines seems very good, but not exceptional.
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chromoblob
3y ago
Why do you think that organic search is so more corrupted by SEO than ability to pay is relevant, that neutral ranking is noticeably more relevant than ad ranking?
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chromoblob
3y ago
It could work only if advertiser pays per click instead of per show. Is pay-per-click the only option in Google? There also is clickbait.
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chromoblob
3y ago
> Practically speaking, all software has bugs This may change in future, e.g. by enough people turning to formal verification. > any piece of software can if nothing else be used in a chained attack to cause harm Does it mean that it
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chromoblob
3y ago
No, "bad" here is only for consumers, for the business it could be profitable.
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chromoblob
3y ago
It can also be driven by level of my wealth, so a business A might be willing to pay more for an ad for its product than business B despite less assumed relevance, then ranking would not reflect assumed relevance.
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chromoblob
3y ago
Why? Looks pretty imaginable to me.
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chromoblob
3y ago
Cool, but that should be directed to tomjen3. As for myself, maybe: "that which causes loss or injury to the user when handling of it does not intend this"?
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chromoblob
3y ago
No, only unsafe gratis software would be killed.
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chromoblob
3y ago
Why would you want to see results ranked by advertiser's ability to pay rather than a neutral metric of relevance?
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chromoblob
3y ago
I misread "data roach model" and wondered for a second what "data roaches" are :)
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chromoblob
3y ago
A business can also subsidize adverts for "bad" products by profit from "good" products.
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chromoblob
3y ago
If it pays me, then I believe it's worth recommending :) Though if you reject this implication, I totally agree.
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chromoblob
3y ago
Innovative. I like the concept of crossover of fund-raising platform and freelance marketplace . It allows for organization of exchange that is smarter from societal design / functional viewpoint (which is kind of things I like a lot)
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chromoblob
3y ago
Please add tags and categories as well for topic-based discovery.
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chromoblob
3y ago
I improved my definition of feelings so that they can easily be objective. I define hunger as the ideal signal that corresponds exactly to the extent of starvation. 'Ideal signal' is almost like sensation or feeling, except it m
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chromoblob
3y ago
But "semantic interpretation of reality", or meaning , is in the domain of philosophy. In this case, models are used not to just predict independent real events, but to generate opinion on meaning and create a framework on whic
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chromoblob
3y ago
Am I right that you want to apply certain apriori ideas, like preference of simpler models, in order to build semantic interpretation of reality? I don't believe that any set of such apriori ideas should be universal for all minds. As
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3y ago
trilo bitten food
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chromoblob
3y ago
Code containing imperative commands that is directly only linear, and "parallel" only indirectly.
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chromoblob
3y ago
Hunger is pretty objective if your body isn't malfunctioning (and it never is logically, "malfunctioning" body isn't yours). If your body works correctly, you are not free to choose whether to consider yourself hungry, a
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chromoblob
3y ago
If you insist on a definition in terms of physics, there may be a universal standard way of interpolating all distributed ideas of red into a main definition, even if extremely high-tech. Otherwise, this question comes down to whether the m
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