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ganzuul
5y ago
I wish to discuss bicycles in terms of cybernetics but I get accused of heterodoxy...
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ganzuul
5y ago
If it interacts with its environment, it evolves. Environment and genetic evolution are in constant interaction. This is a definition of karma.
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ganzuul
5y ago
Harping on about it makes it worse. - This is action against your self-interest. Alignment has to be self-motivated.
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ganzuul
5y ago
You obviously make an exception for yourself. Why is that?
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ganzuul
5y ago
Do you mean to say that a sense of self is inherently a locus of suffering?
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5y ago
While I have great compassion for anti-nativism, in the past few decades we have made immense sociological progress. If it is possible to create life that is incapable of shame or suffering and yet capable of enjoying its existence for its
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ganzuul
5y ago
Deleting the reward function ends the game.
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ganzuul
5y ago
This is quite exciting. Thank you for sharing.
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5y ago
Qualia.
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ganzuul
5y ago
Algebraic structures which self-heal by convergence to idempotence would enumerate this space.
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5y ago
> a good image classification architecture can fit in a tweet , and a complete description given in ~1000 bits So Boltzmann brains are a dime a dozen? Is that what we are?
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5y ago
What exactly do you think you are doing right now then?
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5y ago
Oops how did this get here I'm not good with computers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Seberg
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5y ago
> A Federal standard (21 CFR 1030.10) limits the amount of microwaves that can leak from an oven throughout its lifetime to 5 milliwatts (mW) of microwave radiation per square centimeter at approximately 2 inches from the oven surface. S
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5y ago
Have you ever looked inside a very dirty computer? It's quite simple.
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5y ago
Women are widely known to be more attentive and dexterous in e.g. electronics assembly. Surely this translates to the domestic kitchen as well. Sexist? Please, shove that word. This is simple facts about life.
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ganzuul
5y ago
That article doesn't seem to talk about safety at all.
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5y ago
The specific scenario I have in mind is a student living on their own for the first time, cooking with a microwave in their room. Many catastrophic fuckups that we were quick to forget took place during this phase in life. You might take ap
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5y ago
You need a basic level of competence to be allowed in the kitchen. - That is where most domestic accidents happen. Funny how kitchen stuff was thought to be women's work once.
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5y ago
I remain in awe that we trust the very cheapest plastic under repeat load and thermal cycling to form a -40dB seal, turning 700W into 70mW. Also, it seems that the outer metal shell of the device forms an active part of the circuit, so if i
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ganzuul
5y ago
Getting used to it doesn't mean it's good. There is much better UI design available to us. I don't think I said anything untrue; only hurtful.
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5y ago
I got the additional impression that there are bounds to how freely the reader can interpret the narrative. Thus freed from endless mental contortion to make the argument work, the reader can assume that they are not too ignorant to underst
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5y ago
Ah, refutable.
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5y ago
I could never come to terms with the tattered and worn user interface experience for an application that is so prominent on the desktop. Perhaps the widget system is glamorous underneath, but to accomplish its job of getting out of the way
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5y ago
In the west we simply don't recognize that system as democracy. For your officials to not take bribes means their relatives get offended that the office doesn't get them special treatment. That is feudalism. It means you built not
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5y ago
...Falsifiable? The author uses a lot of words and seems to appreciate brevity, but isn't the entire article summarized by this one word?
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5y ago
If you start doing the right thing now not only can you beat the competition, you don't need a grace period.
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5y ago
"To one who has faith, no explanation is necessary. To one without faith, no explanation is possible." - Thomas Aquinas
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5y ago
They have collected vast stores of environmental data in their genetic material. I'll bet you real money they know they have to collect water before anyone knows there will be a drought.
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ganzuul
5y ago
It's almost as if life on the planet isn't all about us.
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