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by effed3 5mo ago
Interesting book,thanks for signaling. Car with motors burning fossil fuels are (probably, hopefully) doomed. But a combustion engine using synthetic-fuels made with CO2 + solar energy can play a role, like a small compact light co-generato
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by effed3 5mo ago
One thing is try to do a new(?) math in a finite way, good luck, we will see the results, and check agains is still proved. (I think others contraddiction will arise, will be funny..) Another thing is to start a holy war against a concept,
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by effed3 6mo ago
AGI will earn a salary, pay taxes, buy goods? So this is: maximizing for efficiency and production, but who will buy all this? Maybe pushing all possible to AI / AGI will end in a global deep recession or worse, seems the course is und
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by effed3 6mo ago
Proposals like this has more to do with Finance (spaceX quotation / funding / shares values) than real applications. But is anyway a risky very bad idea.
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by effed3 7mo ago
After ROTFL, and checking is not 1st april, seems in the same line of: "life is a disease, sexually transmitted, with 100% lethal exitus". More seriously (very little indeed) maybe the 'problem' is all those activities t
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by effed3 7mo ago
Power tools? seems something more -high level- like: "Make me a table", not "saw this board", and evolving to: "make me a 2-level house". Will the house be solid? You have to cheek indeed, and more complex the
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by effed3 7mo ago
>> Suddenly, the monstrosity of infinity, long feared by mathematicians, could no longer be relegated to some unreachable part of the number line. It hid within its every crevice. Exageration, the quite mayority of mathematician live
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by effed3 7mo ago
and do not forget this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banach%E2%80%93Tarski_paradox way more technical, but wonderfull
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by effed3 7mo ago
Giving no credits on a "co-author" is a bit different than plagiarize (a theft). It's reasonable to suppose than both authors can have reach results indipendently, given enough time, working on the same matter, maybe Dedekin
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by effed3 7mo ago
The Hypothesis formulated has to be proved true, not the opposite. "LLM only appear intelligent": now prove this wrong.
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by effed3 1y ago
maybe a wise use of technology?: never adopt a higher complexity tech when a lower one fit well. And white boards are less clear (to me) and markers dry (often in the worst moment). And about slides... very easy for prof, but i cannot copy
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by effed3 1y ago
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by effed3 1y ago
About efficiency (energetic), correctness and safety (logical), seems way long from a forward step (by now). [Lemma (: from Murphy's Laws of Computer Programming, wisdom from a more civilized era: Build a system that even a fool can u
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by effed3 1y ago
i like "all sort of good things" (and more if are really available for -all-) but IMHO relating these to an aeternal even bigger growth is a big misconception, seems to me that now the bigger part of growth is going to benefits ve
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by effed3 1y ago
only if you have a real (sane, sustainable, efficient) economy to give the money some value. without a real economy money is a number in a computer/a piece of paper, and growing is constrained by the finite resources of the world
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by effed3 1y ago
Economy is way too much growth, as inequality and inefficiency, pollution, and resource exaustion, being mainly based on finance and speculation and not on -real- economy, for the good of a very small part of humanity. Has to grow in this m
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by effed3 1y ago
So much study can bring to the point to not even see wood being in the middle of a forest. TO someone is even a goal.
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by effed3 1y ago
A good analysis. Human brain/mind has evolved during million of years, adapting to real physical environments, resolving big problems, quite all not related to language at all, having complex language and abstract thinking emerge alon
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by effed3 1y ago
Probably every intelligence has its limits, as every systems (eg. mathematics, remembering goedel) has his own. This kind of AGI seems like a deity, hard to belive it's possible, but in pratice many kind of "smaller" intellig
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by effed3 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1991_Ukrainian_independence_re...
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by effed3 2y ago
(i remember) the moon has some stabilization effect on orientation of rotation axis of earth
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by effed3 2y ago
Bad feelings about this, bad diplomacy bad manners and usual bunch of false facts agains a leader fighting for freedom of it's own country, seems a one more act in these bad story where there are no more allies but servant. One more st
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by effed3 2y ago
Given the fact that every human being has his personal point of view of the word, life and everything, and it's fine, imho, the problems arise when one has 'too much' power (money? influence? visibility? say it.), in a comple
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by effed3 2y ago
10"very-ultra-extreme-high-level"Bit/s (maybe)
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by effed3 2y ago
is the eternal (apparent) dichotomy between pure and applied science, canot be said in advance what is egg and what is chicken between the (quite) uncountables branches of knowledge..
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by effed3 2y ago
So true. like: after creating thousand of media channels, tv, cable, web, streamed, broadcasted... how can be filled with somethin between ads (billions of ads)? ads are the $$, 'contents' are the fill-the-gap, AI (not intelligent
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by effed3 2y ago
yes, and some changes are not for the best. But for the real big global market of resources, oil, gas, steel, energy, high-tech.. some ideas are still valid imho, of course to be adapted. And i notice that the lifes of 99.99% of us people h
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by effed3 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Deal
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by effed3 2y ago
the real treat is the wide and growing inequality, coming from individuals or goverments (made of individuals too) is the same.
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by effed3 2y ago
Or correctly invested, fuel the real good economy for 80years

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