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by doliveira 4y ago
Amoral, not immoral. I mean the AI won't make any moral judgement itself, and using it for whatever task doesn't carry additional moral implications other than those of the task itself, opposite to humans in which you have to care
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by doliveira 4y ago
AI is orders of magnitude cheaper and faster, not to mention amoral.
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by doliveira 4y ago
You do realize it is still about missing mass, don't you? What it is indeed up to debate. The whole distance measuring can be tuned as well, but suggesting "we don't measure it through parallax therefore we can't even pu
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by doliveira 4y ago
Yeah, move and fast and break things, you can just do beta testing with live real human beings. That Tesla is even allowed to do it speaks volumes to the unchecked power Elon's influence yields.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Crypto was much more legitimate when it was used just for illegal transactions. But it was not the "not your wallet, not your coins" folk that made valuation skyrocket, it was these scams.
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by doliveira 4y ago
The next step is live training, I wouldn't give it more than a year or so.
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by doliveira 4y ago
I'm sorry, but misplaced confidence like yours is the tiresome part. I think you should also apply Bayesian thinking to the whole debate as well. I'm not a cosmologist, but I have a degree in Physics. I won't be able to fill
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by doliveira 4y ago
That's a pretty big advantage rich people have as well: knowing they won't starve to death if they fail.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Dark matter is the simplest theory.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Why do people in the comments always ignore that dark matter has way more evidence for it than just galaxy rotation curves (something very well explained in the article)? It's quite tiresome to read the same objections as if physicist
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by doliveira 4y ago
Physics, by definition, has to do with everything, well, physical going on in this Universe. It's not about whether we understand it or not, or whether we're comfortable with it. So yeah, if you claim conscience is not physical, t
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by doliveira 4y ago
Something that happens in our universe that Physics somehow has nothing to do with? How is that not magical/spiritual/metaphysical voodoo handwaving?
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by doliveira 4y ago
Honestly, I feel like so much of the crypto space is due to that. Even in Brazil we have a pretty simple inter-bank transfer system used by virtually everybody. You just have to know an email or a phone.
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by doliveira 4y ago
We can solve world hunger. It's just that we've collectively decided we don't care enough.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Oh, definitely not my experience with 16 GB of RAM.
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by doliveira 4y ago
It's not that hard. Why do you think people go through the legal hurdles if they could just write it themselves in a book?
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by doliveira 4y ago
Actually, the point is that entropy should increase in both time directions, forwards and backwards.
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by doliveira 4y ago
People go through these long legal routes because they're, well, legally binding. Are your NFTs proven to be legally binding?
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by doliveira 4y ago
The GPT-4chan where a youtuber put a neural network to comment in 4chan?
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by doliveira 4y ago
> how do we ensure that the people of the world have equality of access to these powerful new tools, and that capitalists don't monopolize it to enrich themselves and exacerbate wealth inequality? Lol, the model is already locked be
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by doliveira 4y ago
Given the salary increase for CEOs and executives, I'd say that's a general trend throughout society.
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by doliveira 4y ago
How prevalent was the prediction that the first jobs lost to AI would be programmers and artists?
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by doliveira 4y ago
We're emotional beings first and foremost. That we're able to reason is just an accident of the big brains evolution gave us.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Just to make sure: are you really saying that the original Christians were kind of empiricists? And that mainstream Christianity isn't about "belief in the unseen"?
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by doliveira 4y ago
What? "Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see."
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by doliveira 4y ago
Why do we still need to do all this boilerplate? I'm not even singling out Python here, I actually think that Codepilot being so amazing is kind of sad, clearly we shouldn't be needing to do all these things in 2022.
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by doliveira 4y ago
It's because of these "idiots" choosing to centralize their decentralized crypto, not due to the smart ones holding on to their keys, that the valuation has skyrocketed.
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by doliveira 4y ago
The average recommended amount is usually about 2 kg a month, actually. 4 kg is absolutely massive and I don't think it's sustainable for most people. I eat the same stuff every day, weighing myself after going to the bathroom, et
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by doliveira 4y ago
Oh yes, of course, it's others who are being political, obviously not me.
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by doliveira 4y ago
Losing 1kg a week is not "about appropriate", it's pretty much the maximum. And water weight, fecal residues, etc vary so much day by day. Were yours so constant insofar to be able to track it accurately to the grams?

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