grugagag

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   by grugagag 2y ago

   So your AI won’t acquire wisdom? It will be some kind of youthful like mind prone to jump into waters before assesing dangers first?
2. 332.▲
   by grugagag 2y ago

   How about the interaction post childhood? That data and context is also important and any AGI will not fare to well without it.
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   by grugagag 2y ago

   In a skin enclosed universe you are already King Meatbag, ruler over your mind and body.
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   by grugagag 2y ago

   A handful will take this path. The big herd will not.
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   by grugagag 2y ago

   Content is negative space for the industry
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   by grugagag 2y ago

   At some level there is always a private mode. Think family and friends. Do you not have any issue with everything being public? I think the parent suggests we’re not made for very large groups and I kind of agree. I can’t name 100 people I
7. 337.▲
   by grugagag 2y ago

   Im not sure all private chat groups are really private. Maybe some are but can’t help thinking the industry isn’t at least running AI on private chats and summarize what people are talking about.
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   by grugagag 2y ago

   Human curation is possible in an open system, but when you have a few large silos this algorithmic efficiency is put to use and we can observe the result. But I agree and hope people will lose interest and stop consuming trash. The gamble
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   by grugagag 2y ago

   And while at it give them artificially simulated parents as well?
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    Sabine Hossenfelder – This is why physics is dying [video](youtube.com)

    5 points by grugagag 2y ago|11 comments
11. 341.▲
    by grugagag 2y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to explain, I was chasing my tail looking for something visual
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    I don’t get the reference with Loud Pipes
13. 343.▲
    by grugagag 2y ago

    No worries as long as you respect HN guidelines which you didn’t break.
14. 344.▲
    by grugagag 2y ago

    Remember, fun comes from frustration. Keep at it
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    This is fun and pretty.
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    Does this have any effect on the human body? Is this exposure measurably damaging for people?
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    Clippy on steroids. Probably no way to disable it unless you ditch the whole OS
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    How Does a Hydraulic RAM Pump Work? [video](youtube.com)

    3 points by grugagag 2y ago|0 comments
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    20th Century's Greatest Living Scientist – Sir Roger Penrose [video](youtube.com)

    2 points by grugagag 2y ago|0 comments
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    > The fact that the car was self-driven doesn't really affect any of this Not sure if I follow. If I were driving I’d feel somewhat in control. But alone on the backseat somewhat more vulnerable. Without a driver in some situations
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    I share the same experience. Block seems to subscribe you a deluge of crap. Similar experience with unsubscribing from emails (many of which I never subscribed to).
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    This is cool. I’d fancy a set of command line tools that drop you briefly into simple TUIs to make discoverability and composition intuitive. Something like fish or zsh but more advanced a few notches.
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    Id say most people skip the reading part and watch the movie instead.
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    So you’re basically saying filler music, elevator music, backgrouound noise or whatever names it may come under. Since there’s already so much of it out there and since AI one isn’t novel in any way, I have a hard time understanding why yo
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    > Give it a year or three, up to the minute AI generated sitrep pulling in related media clips and adding commentary…not that hard to imagine. But why? Isn’t there enough content generated by humans? As a tool of research AI is great in
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    SpaceX being the most competent at their game doesn’t change the fact that Musk’s plans are pure fantasy. My bet is that won’t see any people going to Mars during his lifetime.
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    Massively training LLMs in hoping they would magically turn intelligent is questionable. I hope I am wrong and nothing is wasted. Only time will tell
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    Generally it’s more about earthly possessions that we should not have too much of but from that to nothing is a bit of a stretch. I want to own a few personal things but not enough to produce physical or psychological clutter
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    China's newest nuclear-powered submarine sank earlier this year, officials say(cnn.com)

    8 points by grugagag 2y ago|1 comments
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    by grugagag 2y ago

    How about 11 year old?