fedeb95

17 ms·

211.
by fedeb95 2y ago
It's not just a problem of history. Fact or fiction? Fiction captures people the most; yet finding a fiction that doesn't contradict facts is way harder than voicing the first fiction that works.
212.
by fedeb95 2y ago
he's slowly building his army that will conquer all the computers in the world.
213.
by fedeb95 2y ago
try harder
214.
by fedeb95 2y ago
thanks for your resources. I am myself concerned with the question of artificial life, and I wonder if it is even possible to search for it, or rather it will emerge on its own. Perhaps, in a sense, it is already emerging, and we humans are
215.
by fedeb95 2y ago
Looks like that component that somehow works and nobody dares touch it.
216.
by fedeb95 2y ago
except the premise isn't true.
217.
by fedeb95 2y ago
I wonder why politics is always the last thing being cut...
218.
by fedeb95 2y ago
funny thing, economy is a social science.
219.
by fedeb95 2y ago
I may be wrong, but this seems to me, while true, a case of temporal myopia. After "a few" years, most of this elements that constitute the average will go away, leaving only some examples, while new averages will emerge. Then, it
220.
by fedeb95 2y ago
Very impressive. The rotating Trefolo would look better without dust.
221.
by fedeb95 2y ago
Unless I missed something, it seems to me that the article relays on a substantial lack of actual data.
222.
by fedeb95 2y ago
they just had to look at my code.
223.
by fedeb95 2y ago
you shouldn't bet on it though
224.
by fedeb95 2y ago
Can't we just teach them robotics laws?
225.
by fedeb95 2y ago
For anyone wondering, this doesn't seem to be a problem for Java toLowerCase and toUpperCase.
226.
by fedeb95 2y ago
from EU: left and right are pretty volatile concept, they don't apply the same worldwide. Simply because all parties (nearly) accept public healthcare in a country, doesn't mean that country is more "left" than another.
227.
by fedeb95 2y ago
I'm sure they will come up with an updated version of the Voight-Kampff.
228.
by fedeb95 2y ago
interesting, why is that? What is that market more into?
229.
by fedeb95 2y ago
don't aim at some far goal, aim at being prepared for whatever comes next.
230.
by fedeb95 2y ago
reminds me of the famous zen tale, as I recall it: A western professor once went to a zen master in order to study zen. The master welcomed him, and offered him a cup of tea. When tea was ready, he began to pour the liquid into the professo
231.
by fedeb95 2y ago
thanks for making me discover this sport.
232.
by fedeb95 2y ago
it's pretty easy to infer by the article. Or ask GPT-n to do it.
233.
by fedeb95 2y ago
I wonder if this becomes relevant also in analyzing real hair, for designing hair-related products etc.
234.
by fedeb95 2y ago
what has changed? I think people need more from a comment than blind trust.
235.
by fedeb95 2y ago
I think this is more abstractly expressed by Lewis' Convention book. "Dogmas" as fulfilled expectation about other's expectation's expectation (and so on recursively ad infinitum). Necessary, in Lewis opinion, to so
236.
by fedeb95 2y ago
Next thing you know, you get AI-controlled robots thinking to be humans.
237.
by fedeb95 2y ago
Interesting how technology evolves, but security flaws stay roughly the same
238.
by fedeb95 2y ago
This published research is false. All published research will turn out to be false. The problem is ill-posed: can we establish once and for all that something is true? Almost all history had this ambition, yet every day we find that somethi
239.
by fedeb95 2y ago
that's a nice start, maybe does 99% of the job, but to be 100% sure, you still need additional (manual?) checks.
240.
by fedeb95 2y ago
that's a form of consumption

More ›