cwmoore

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Show HN: Moire Orrery(ouruboroi.com)
2 points by cwmoore 3y ago|1 comments
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by cwmoore 3y ago
'call what LLMs do “pseudo-cognition”'
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by cwmoore 3y ago
Use a little symmetry and you obviate a few of those steps. Equivalent cut deck here, reversed pair there, ignored suits when faces match. Still anticipate waiting for forests to evolve that can produce multiple AUs high stacks of paper, or
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by cwmoore 3y ago
HODL
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by cwmoore 3y ago
"You can't outrun a Motorola."
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by cwmoore 3y ago
How many apples and oranges is that?
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by cwmoore 3y ago
I have also built a digital orrery, that generates interestingly complex images: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34861546#34861552
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by cwmoore 3y ago
Nothing could be simpler.
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by cwmoore 3y ago
White or black?
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by cwmoore 3y ago
Because so many of the stories are already familiar.
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by cwmoore 3y ago
That is an interesting contrast. I don't know the smallest number of clues a kakuro puzzle can have, but I made easier ones with many clues, and harder ones, that also have many clues, generously fitting the heart shape, but I'd o
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by cwmoore 3y ago
"First be a human" is objectively hard. Stories "appear designed to coordinate social behaviour and promote cooperation" from your link, as a functional component of groups of people. Scientific laws, and other random fa
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by cwmoore 3y ago
"deduction markers", no?
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by cwmoore 3y ago
There is no singularity if we get there first.
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by cwmoore 4y ago
"The algorithm" is a work of art and the owners of the algorithm, like other great artists, steal.
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by cwmoore 4y ago
To actual operating systems. Also the writers who do not understand what they are.
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by cwmoore 4y ago
No https://www.niaaa.nih.gov/news-events/news-releases/early-dr...
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by cwmoore 4y ago
The implication of something deeper is present in emerging features of the larger models. What is that if not emergent intelligence? Can you expand?
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by cwmoore 4y ago
I think too many basically sane people are close enough to losing their minds at all times that they would fear for their own civil rights. The mentally ill on the streets are only a small sample of a spectrum. I understand the history well
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by cwmoore 4y ago
The list of people who need help is so much longer than any one causing an event that makes it into the newspapers or anecdotes. Why is it such a fantasy that treatment options should be appealing to the people committing themselves to them
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by cwmoore 4y ago
<del>Willingly was your idea.</del> As for other ideas, some are in the comment. What about the 10,000 who might be willing if society offered them treatment options even a sane person would accept? EDIT: because sibling co
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by cwmoore 4y ago
The eagerness to reason from the headline anecdata on this topic is a signal that it is not just the mentally ill who exhibit severe thinking problems. No, you can't reason with that one person at that moment. Get them sedated, cleaned
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by cwmoore 4y ago
Tax AI for UBI
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by cwmoore 4y ago
Why maximize paperclips when terms like "vegetative electron microscopy" could be trending in the literature.
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by cwmoore 4y ago
Corporations are people.
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by cwmoore 4y ago
Is it unreasonable to surmise that vegetative electrons are very small, thus the microscopy?
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by cwmoore 4y ago
The global economy has tanked many times. Smartphones are just the once. Your argument is that having something new you're nearly always conscious of has no impact?
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by cwmoore 4y ago
That highlights the actual problem: > It reinforces the idea that we have to retain as much data, and conduct as much surveillance as possible.
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by cwmoore 4y ago
Your link suggests the relative likelihood of AI destroying all carbon based life or saving the world from "various stupidities". If it is somewhere in between in its influence, and changes anything, isn't it still reasonable
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by cwmoore 4y ago
I'm just not seeing any real examples, exotic or otherwise, of how to recognize the risks involved in superhuman AI. Smarter than us does not imply any particular will or agency. Of course the will and agency of the people employing th

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