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by gmuslera 3y ago
It should be more extreme for regions/countries closer to the North Pole. Temperature anomalies for i.e. Siberia had been more than +4ºC in recent years. And those regions may weight more than others because the positive feedback loops
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by gmuslera 3y ago
It the perfect exception to the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Vger will come back, eventually.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Good luck with that. The ones that can afford an ad-free internet are the same group as the ones that can afford the product you are trying to sell. Promoted links, selection/ordering of posts and other mechanisms will be use to lead a
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by gmuslera 3y ago
There is no way back, but different potential forwards, some more desirable than others. But getting to a forward that is no so different from how things used to be will be difficult. It is something similar to the Red Queen Race, we should
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by gmuslera 3y ago
It could take from hundreds to thousands of years to reach to a new stable, that may be worse than Cretaceous period. But the problem is not just the final temperature, but the speed of change. Adaptation takes time, with things changing as
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by gmuslera 3y ago
The road to global warming is mined by positive feedback loops all the way to hell. Every step forward on it is risking a disaster, and by the time we finally acknowledge that we stepped over a landline, there is no way back, even if all th
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Seem to be a bit opinionated on how you should use it. But maybe when by the time it becomes more widely available (seem to be restricted to US only currently) it could become a more general tool.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
It starts at the first word. It's not buying anymore, for most things. It is getting a permission for a restricted use of it, not even renting. And still, they charge you as you were buying. The original company is still the owner, and
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by gmuslera 3y ago
The Pro seem to be available in Bard already.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Caching and off-by one errors are the other.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
It was a great story showing the bad side of mind uploading, but with ChatGPT it can be seen in a new light. We managed to have a "mind" ready to answer all your questions, do some tasks, and it have a context at which it is insta
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Extreme weather (like the extreme rain we are seeing right now all around the world) may turn those views into reality this very decade, at least for some particular day. Sea rise will take time, extreme weather is happening now, and becomi
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by gmuslera 3y ago
This is mostly about AI generated images, not ChatGPT and alike that still put us to the ground on our expectations. And I agree that a lot that can be generated in images with simple prompts is awesome. The problem is that is comparable or
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by gmuslera 3y ago
This seem to be on tune with https://how.complexsystems.fail/ Things in systems (i.e. your body) are not usually independent. If everything goes absolutely smoothly, a disruption may affect more than just the point of distu
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by gmuslera 3y ago
History is written by the victors^W media controllers. It is bigger than Africa. Things happens everywhere all the time, some may be much worse than this happening in Ethiopia, but until some of the right groups point the spotlight in a par
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Puppeteer’s home world found.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
There is a big point of discussion there, but maybe the focus is misplaced. How much “creativity” is in today’s, capitalistic world, creations? Would you be able to distinguish a blind combination of patterns, or an orderly arrangement of c
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by gmuslera 3y ago
I’m sure that naming a chatbot after a Star Trek godlike entity will not raise fears on superintelligent AGIs.
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by gmuslera 3y ago
AIs won't grow teeth, but people controlling AIs will use their own. If you want a scary outcome of AIs, is giving those few players (big money, big corporations, tech giants, governments and their intelligence/defense agencies, e
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by gmuslera 3y ago
At least the first part reminded me of Hyperion and how AIs evolved there (I think the actual explanation is in The Fall of Hyperion), smaller but more interconnected "code". Not sure about actual implementation, but at least for
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by gmuslera 3y ago
The point is that is not a turning point. We are still accelerating towards a wall, and maybe, just maybe, we will just go to at a constant speed in some years. It is not slowing down, is not turning back, and the natural world and climate
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by gmuslera 3y ago
That it will peak means that we are still adding, each year, even more greeenhouse gases than in the previous ones. That is not directly what causes the warming. In simplified terms, we have excess of greenhouse gases, we keep more heat of
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Only carbon capture keeping with the current level of emissions (from us and from the feedback loops that we are triggering is an illusion. Is essentially taking water from a lake with an expensive dropper while multiple firehoses (making p
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Discovered, not emerged. There are not infinite amount of species, and the number is decreasing at thousands of times the background extinction rate. Is a net loss for the system, no matter if we managed to discover them before they got ext
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by gmuslera 3y ago
I think has been calculated already that in the order of tens of species get extinct daily. And the rate is growing. Putting a spotlight in some particular ones a single day won’t stop the drain that we are causing in numbers much higher th
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Is not black or white. Probably most of what we do is System 1, most of the time we are mostly meme machines, and so is a good part of the activity on some sectors. But are able to make steps forward, intuition, hard step by step reasoning,
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Didn't read enough comments around this, but I imagine that among the wildest speculations should be comments about the hidden success of the actual stage of GPT5 promoting or having a role in this. We are not talking about a random co
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by gmuslera 3y ago
There is another dimension to add: how far do you really "need" to go and how frequently. And why it is so? Remote working vs commuting, local/nearby enough shopping vs long distance for supermarkets, going yourself vs (maybe
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by gmuslera 3y ago
Yesterday was trying to test some GPTs and was having the same, with multiple browsers. At the end, opened it in safari, then followed the link opening the iOS chatgpt client, and it worked and became available to my other chatgpt instances

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