emporas

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Short story, a bank and static electricity loans [ChatGPT](lichess.org)
1 points by emporas 4y ago|3 comments
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by emporas 4y ago
funny story, output of ChatGPT
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The sheriff and public key cryptography [ChatGPT output](lichess.org)
1 points by emporas 4y ago|0 comments
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by emporas 4y ago
I used medium a lot to read Rust articles back in 2020 when Rust's community was smaller and not much of resources available, except of raw code in github. It worked wonderful for my purposes, and the recommendation algorithm worked ve
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Hephaestus and the lambda calculus computer [ChatGPT output](lichess.org)
1 points by emporas 4y ago|0 comments
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Context-Free and the Eye of Context-Sensitivity(Tolkien,Papadimitriou)ChatGPT(lichess.org)
2 points by emporas 4y ago|1 comments
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by emporas 4y ago
The Context-free civilization and the Eye of Context-Sensitivity (Tolkien,Papadimitriou) [blogpost of ChatGpt output]
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by emporas 4y ago
Nope, people will be able to communicate in a language widely recognized, but speaking with their peers or community there will another language of choice. Just like the natural language evolution over the centuries and millenia, but easier
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by emporas 4y ago
Social graphs will enable trust between people, just like governments are doing right now. Any person not included in the graph and shown up in your newsfeed is an illegal troll. The only difference with automated electronic governments and
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by emporas 4y ago
If it knows that it knows, then surely can program by itself a sufficiently large program, debug it, extend it and so on. That is an NP-hard problem, as the name suggests, it is not easy, which is to say that it is infinitely hard, i.e. imp
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Cataspania and the god of arithmetic [ChatGPT output](lichess.org)
1 points by emporas 4y ago|0 comments
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by emporas 4y ago
Yes indeed, not the most detailed article out there. It displays some statistics which i was ignorant about that's why i posted it. Thanks for the comment @mdmglr.
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Java is Dead – 5 Misconceptions of developers that still think Java is relevant(medium.com)
2 points by emporas 4y ago|5 comments
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by emporas 4y ago
While all of the above are true, there is a variable which was a constant for thousand of years. That is that language is generally static, it doesn't change much over ten, twenty years, or fifty years. It sometimes undergoes significa
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by emporas 4y ago
Oh nice, thanks for the details/correction. I am not very familiar with the concept, i haven't implemented a social graph, i do have some general knowledge on the subject.
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by emporas 4y ago
Spam will flood a lot of places for sure. But there is a solution! We were just talking about it in a lively and informative thread on lichess. [1] A social graph, in which people are confirmed as humans from the outside world as well as fr
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by emporas 4y ago
Yep, personal risk may be wildy different than a population risk. As someone who lives in a sparsely populated, rural and mountainous area in Greece, the risk of being killed in a car accident still exists but it is a lot different than cit
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by emporas 4y ago
Yep, trying to avoid emotionally charged language from traditional/conventional reporting is almost impossible. It is certainly easier to contact some green aliens or something. Some more informative blogpost/article would be pref
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by emporas 4y ago
That's a nice summary. I submitted this video, because i don't have a smartphone and i am pretty young. Many friends of mine have one, but at the same time there is a sizable number of them which have older phones. I do have a com
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The Anti-Smartphone Revolution(youtube.com)
13 points by emporas 4y ago|8 comments
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by emporas 4y ago
>Being able to blend between prompts and attention weightings smoothly from a fixed seed is definitely a fantastic and underexplored avenue; Agree totally. Before SD was created, i thought that it is impossible to replicate a prompt more
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by emporas 4y ago
Any image generator can do well in any two dimensional data, including SD, Dalle, Midjourney. One feature of SD not discussed much in my opinion, is the deterministic key it provides to the user. This is what enables the smooth transition i
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by emporas 4y ago
Are answers to Stack Overflow not supposed to be copy pasted, just right away? It seems hard to believe, i thought that was the whole purpose of the site! Well, copyright suffers from the same problem communism suffers. For communism to wor
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by emporas 4y ago
Excellent points mjburgess! >I think the blockchain as a deliberately computationally expensive ledger is an interesting idea, and at least a plausible account of what resource could count as a commodity. That's exactly the idea. &g
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by emporas 4y ago
>However blockchain is also just such bad technology with no competitive use cases -- unlike herbal life products, you can't drink a blockchain ledger. The commodity which is called gold was indispensable in the ancient times. Metal
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by emporas 4y ago
Proof of work was invented from the start, as an anti-spam measure. The user sends data to a server and alongside of that, sends some proof of work data. This simple system has a downside though, that is ASICS. A specialized ASICS hub of se
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by emporas 4y ago
Well, why not then create bigger cars, or smaller buses? Between 5 people in a car or a 100 people in a bus, an optimal solution should be able to converge slowly, to 20 people in a vehicle. It would be different for every city, or region o
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by emporas 4y ago
Humans are pretty good at following economic orders however. Almost perfect at that, given some time of weeks or months. Economic actors respond to prices in the economy in a very predictable pattern. One very good example, of following eco
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by emporas 4y ago
Pakistan is a ridiculously flat country. As a greek, i cannot stand flat terains even one bit. Maybe flat terrains have the downside of flooding. I am not a priest of the climate religion, but maybe it is the case that flat ground doesn&#x2
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by emporas 4y ago
That's 1/6.

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