conmod278

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by conmod278 5d ago
you can ask Claude to see how much of your process is similar to scientific process.
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by conmod278 6d ago
"There are three ways to learn. The most noble is by thinking and getting to the truth yourself. The second, which is still pretty good, is by imitating those who do. And the third one is through pain." In prediction markets, imit
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by conmod278 6d ago
What if I am using Claude as a rubber duck where Claude is the crowdsourced version of all the human thoughts on that topic. It is rerouting all the thoughts ever recorded on that topic through the chatbox to me. Something synergistic could
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by conmod278 7d ago
I remember vaguely a documentary where Germans were supposed to change their keys frequently but being lazy and confident didn't. Lol
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by conmod278 7d ago
The successive generations of spaceships won't built themselves. Who will be responsible for setting up real world and software feedback loop?
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by conmod278 8d ago
Money will be created to justify the valuation.
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by conmod278 9d ago
*"The Evolution of Human Science"* (originally published in Nature in 2000 as "Catching Crumbs from the Table"), collected in Stories of Your Life and Others . It's a very short piece written as a journal editori
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by conmod278 9d ago
As Van Gogh said maybe my paintings are for the people who aren't born yet.
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by conmod278 9d ago
Future AI systems will eke out every last blood drop of performance from any kind of hardware. Not even a single bit flip will go to waste.
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by conmod278 12d ago
As Von Neumann said about Oppenheimer's performative angst over the atomic bomb: "Some people profess guilt to claim credit for the sin."
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by conmod278 13d ago
Perhaps if someone wrote linear algebra books in Harry Potter fanfic style, Yud would have mathematical contribution for alignment research
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by conmod278 13d ago
I think we should start training models to guess intentions. That's the whole game. e.g. If I dislike a particular short form video, what are the specific intentions I am conveying to the recommender system, (general category I don&#x2
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by conmod278 13d ago
Eliezer Yudkowsky – AI Alignment: Why It's Hard, and Where to Start https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUjc1WuyPT8 Eliezer talked about these ideas way before everyone else.
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by conmod278 14d ago
I think at the top level between Govt and Industry and understanding has been reached that AI industry will be backstopped
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by conmod278 14d ago
But the fraction to be kept in reserve has been zero for 4-5 years.
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by conmod278 14d ago
With AI story telling, lot of people can tell their stories. Democratization of story telling. Earlier we just used words, now people can make others imagine the words with AI art. Honestly I want the best story to win. Anybody can be a sto
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by conmod278 16d ago
Alan Watts says, "Mind finds itself in a strange position. It (ie universe) is in me (modelling wise). I am in it (physically)." But the model only has access to its modelling of both it and itself.
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by conmod278 16d ago
If self reference is universal then building something on top of ingredients from the universe will include that property. Sort of like root node properties can be found in the leaf nodes.
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by conmod278 16d ago
Why would I adapt myself to unseen environments unnecessarily?
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by conmod278 16d ago
Here's my GUT. The multiple branches of the Multiverse (MWI) are in competition to become the best branch. So they steal probabilities from each other since the probabilities have to sum upto 1. This competition could be considered as
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by conmod278 16d ago
Can React Native become a sort of Compiler which compiles to natives (Android/Apple) now that AI can help in that direction as well? I don't know much about mobile ecosystem though.
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by conmod278 16d ago
words like "is" "the" etc are filler words anyway. they won't be changing the meaning that much. I asked AI whether it hurts to read ill formed sentence as it does to a human. It replied, "it doesn't"
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by conmod278 18d ago
Computer science has known the tradeoffs between memory and compute since ages ago. The same could be reflected here.
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by conmod278 20d ago
A person can be partially wrong; partially right. Focus on what kind of arguments they put forth and decide for yourself. If you watch the video, they give plenty of historical precedents for the things they describe.
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by conmod278 20d ago
https://schwitzsplinters.blogspot.com/2022/07/results-comput... Schwitzgebel, Strasser, and Crosby fine-tuned GPT-3 on Dennett's corpus and asked whether readers could pick Dennett's real answers to ten
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by conmod278 21d ago
That 40T$s will never be repaid. So what kind of monetary reset are we looking at? nonlinear as Luke says or gradual as Lyn says in the following video "We're Past The Point Of No Return" | Luke Gromen and Lyn Alden https:&#
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by conmod278 24d ago
People think all AI is bad. AI in the hands of expert can create wonders. Take a look below. Oneiric | AI Sci-Fi Short Film | Higgsfield Originals (2026) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAg9iDh9_BQ AI is replacing me by kol
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by conmod278 25d ago
Generally people who have fu money don't want their fu money to be reduced by a fu amount. There is your answer.
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by conmod278 26d ago
In support, we chuck in the logs and get detailed analysis of possible problems and causes. AI based support request handling has been literally Godsend.
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by conmod278 28d ago
The Beauty of Bézier Curves https://youtu.be/aVwxzDHniEw?si=tPPRId1y5L7U2_5L Name_I = a*lambda + b (1-lambda) lamda is a real number.

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