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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   Thank you but I'm currently on a tablet and can't access my workstation.
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   > This Space has been paused by its owner. Looks interesting but I'd like to see how well it does with my prompt.
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   Truth tables were when the rubber really hit the road for me in understanding computers. Up until then I had understood transistor logic levels and the fundamentals of programming, but the two seemed miles apart.
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   Quantum annealing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Wave_Systems
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   I understand the concern. I meant that in the context of making plans people tend to diverge. You are right in that in solving present problems people do converge. It would be nice if people could follow plans to avoid having problems in th
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   Making plans for the future is incredibly hard. People are not naturally cooperative so actually affecting positive change is always met with illogical resistance. This creates an environment which punishes any attempt to rationally discuss
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   Steel remains a technology with huge potential for future development. Some keywords: eutectic solution, bulk metallic glass, and boron steel. It seems crazy to me that any first world nation would let it's steel production fall into f
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix_philosophy Seems related. Tools built like this which still need constant updating must have a foundation of sand.
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   by ganzuul 3y ago

   You can get it to be more creative with prompting.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    You seem to clearly have understood the problem.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    Maybe root it in reality.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    Does RAG alleviate this?
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    You need an infinite universe to have infinite precision. The existence of transcendental numbers such as pi seem to indicate this is the case.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    I wonder what it will feel like to have reflections of my neurons in my devices; psychotronic augmentation. A seamless interface? A loyal animal? A personal connection? Will we become intuitively aware of the difference between a machine mi
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    Fundamentally ANNs are nonlinear, and there's also the temperature setting which can make things ever more surprising. It's not an average that they produce, but they do interpolate. What they are not is recursive so everything is
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    China's Nuclear-Powered Containership: A Fluke or the Future of Shipping?(hackaday.com)

    5 points by ganzuul 3y ago|1 comments
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    I like the concept but what if you doctor this timecode onto archive footage?
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    To demonstrate a concept: You would in addition to paying the price also deduct against your CO2 footprint and it is illegal to purchase a bigger CO2 footprint. Then you have two values which are orthogonal to each other so less information
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    Yes.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    > they may infiltrate the victim’s photo gallery What is this?
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    I want something which knows my reading level and populates the margins of A Midsummer Night's Dream with explanations for everything in Shakespeare which is obscure to me. Likewise it should summarize popular science articles and look
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    There are other kinds of abundance than money but we are much too focused on that single value for wealth to truly account for our gifts. We destroy a lot of information that could make us happy by reducing it to currency. It's depress
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    That's like saying the eye transplant is going to increase organ trafficking.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    Instructs Intel ME to boot into TempleOS with a Gopher client and IRC.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    If you enjoy the topic of Jesus in Space, the Urantia Book might be to your liking.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    The parameter "life eternal" is rather strict. And what is a star but an engine of ascension?
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    Is attention more than "hyperplane flatness"?
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    If quantum works infinite precision is free.
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    Which cruelty are we talking about here?
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    by ganzuul 3y ago

    I don't disagree I just think that it invites a new perspective on what is possible.