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by ganzuul 3y ago
Glitter and coded aperture.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
The endgame is a super-total order of unique cognitive agents.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
I want to see an example where high bit precision is needed. Could audio be it? Touch?
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Perhaps doing the thing with a compass and straightedge would feel therapeutic at this point.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
This is why civilians can't have nukes.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Like the holotape in Brainstorm? Tres cool.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
We're on the correct timeline. It's just that people are extremely reluctant to embrace technologies which make part of the ego redundant. For example, an AI slave (lit. robot) is useless to you because then you have the master-sl
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by ganzuul 3y ago
We share a universe of perception with that thing. If it generates the same output as humans with the same input we learn that we have learned nothing and this is also knowledge of reality.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
What if the hard-coded constants were a trinity? What if we called them the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit? (I believe in Mythos, Logos and Ethos. Ask me about metamodernism.)
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Think of a sparse mixture of experts generating a space of solutions. A different mixture of experts may generate the same space. That the space can be factorized in multiple ways grants you knowledge of reality.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Once the language interface exists new generations of ideas transmit and evolve. The emergence of individualism from societies that were collectivist is an example of the magnitude of the significance.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Everything we know about time is total order, but partial order is also possible.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
"This life is only a prelude to eternity." - Seneca You can mostly avoid upsetting people with the God language by talking about love of truth instead.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
OBVIOUSLY, you could have solved the problem with motor braking. The driver is not going to accept fault until there is conclusive evidence of the their wrongdoing, but you can't let the team know you are going to repeat the test again
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by ganzuul 3y ago
"Magic", "More magic."
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by ganzuul 3y ago
To artists, engineers are artists who are good at math. Art is for everyone. Painting is a special form of art. Math makes for beautiful art, so download LibreCAD and free your mind. (Speaking as an ex. IT guy, ex. CNC machinist who is atte
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by ganzuul 3y ago
The name of that ideal is in this case postmodernism. AI is the ultimate postmodernist.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Human actors do not choose Hollywood. They know this. They made The Truman Show.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
In shamanism, that is the warrior's path. But there is also the gardener's path. For example, trees terraform the ecosystem they live in.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Yeah. It gets you a Wikipedia effect where you know how to go about getting this information and consumers of art have certain set expectations.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
It's a certificate of authenticity. You can lie about whether you used AI or not, but your reputation would be demolished if you were found out. You could have proof-of-humanity parties, like key-signing parties. (Partying 'cause
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Are his articles included in a training set? Are they actually good content or should he try harder to behave like a human? This sounds like a defamation lawsuit. This seems like an issue NFTs could take some pressure of off.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
That was not directed at you personally, excuse me. I wrote some more about it in a couple of posts on HN yesterday.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
It seems obvious now that hyperbolic space is recursive like this. Much appreciated.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Ego gains status from a number of things which it needs in order to prove that it should survive. We are transitioning to an attention economy where the ego survival machine is detected as AI while our narrative says we should make a differ
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by ganzuul 3y ago
A lot of people have learned to 'small talk' like fancy autocomplete. Part of our minds have been mechanized like that so it's not spontaneous but a compulsion. Once people learn the algorithm they might conclude that AI hack
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by ganzuul 3y ago
I started talking about it once I realized it was not obvious to everyone, but many who say they believe in free speech actually don't want to hear it. I'm tired.
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by ganzuul 3y ago
I take this fact as suggesting that there may be more to the frequency illusion than just illusion. How it feels is similar to like what you get when you run GTA on a system with finite VRAM. - The game uses the same assets over and over
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by ganzuul 3y ago
They are rediscovering old and familiar philosophy. This is not a trivial pursuit since they are doing it in a new context. The most noteworthy rediscovery here can be traced back to the Logos, which was once already rediscovered by Christi
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by ganzuul 3y ago
Of all the strange and things to have happened in 2023, 'cooties are real' was perhaps the most unpredictable.

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