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inference-lord
3y ago
I agree, I think we make all of this up because we don't know what to expect from the future, except we've learned quite a bit about our own motivations and drivers and so all we can do is look in the mirror and use whatever comes
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3y ago
I think there is some truth to this, but what about the government opening and a case against Boeing? If they were just in it for the corporation, would this be happening? Maybe it's all a show trial to show the American people they st
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inference-lord
3y ago
I'll take three teleports please!!! Thanks AGI!
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inference-lord
3y ago
Does escaping death really sound good to you? I mean I don't want to die before my time so to speak, but I'd say at some stage I'll have enough. I'd say the best outcome would be having excellent medicine to ensure somet
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inference-lord
3y ago
What about the waste heat from the a/c units heating the surrounding areas?
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inference-lord
3y ago
I love this talk from Alan Watts, compliments your idea in my opinion. https://youtu.be/zpDj9Flz-lA?si=WTu3uxb9Q-v3LK9v&t=224
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inference-lord
3y ago
Meta makes so much money and has so much influence, no one is really going to do much bout it.
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inference-lord
3y ago
Yeah but they make bajillions so they're above the law, and people like money.
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3y ago
If India is building more power plants, which I'm assuming are coal? Isn't that going to mess them up worse than before? I mean, having air-con is nice, it's not possible for the whole of India to be inside with air-condition
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3y ago
They could've killed a lot of shit with similarly effective weaponry, if they wanted too, their culture wasn't into that. My proof is that they're the oldest surviving civilization on earth and lived mostly a hunter gatherer
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3y ago
The climate change anxiety is super real just most politicians are too old and out of touch to understand it. If we don't turn tide on our fight against climate change dramatically and like, yesterday, there is absolutely no chance my
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inference-lord
3y ago
When I see people thinking about voting for someone like Donald Trump I know the argument that more people = better solutions is complete bullshit. Even if we technically have more solutions, having more dumb people who are able to negate a
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3y ago
I highly doubt bow and arrows have to do with this depletion, Australian Aboriginals were highly highly effective hunters with spears woomeras and boomerangs and there was an abundance of wild life around in their presence.
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3y ago
She's young and will feel the full force of some peoples ignorant stupidity.
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inference-lord
3y ago
Climate change isn't primarily about consumption though, it's about burning fossil fuels, I think the consumption argument is a decoy by the fossil fuel industry. I know a lot of people who are pretty minimal in their consumption,
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inference-lord
3y ago
Didn't say that, I just mean, it's great to have a new demo each week, but it's getting less and less exciting. Same things over and over again.
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3y ago
I have children and I'm freaking out for their future. Really really not a good situation. I'm pissed off we have Putin being a dick face rather than all world "leaders" working together to save the planet for the sake o
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3y ago
Maybe be a bit more realistic about the situation. It's not that we should go around being depressed, but we should go around demanding more action. More solar, more nuclear, more forest rebuilding. Not just accepting that it's 72
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3y ago
I think this is a funny attitude too, like personally, I don't know why people aren't upset about losing winter, it's a beautiful time of the year. Economically valuable too. Taking a walk on a snowy morning or doing some cro
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3y ago
I knew that someone would find something like this, they're not wearing the traditional Nazi uniform like in the photo.
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inference-lord
3y ago
Will ask it for immortality, endless wealth, and still get bored.
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inference-lord
3y ago
The African Nazi was amusing.
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inference-lord
3y ago
Cool but it's hard to keep getting "blown away" at this stage. The "incredible" is routine now.
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3y ago
I guess the future will be, no humans, just AI being awesome at everything for the sake of being awesome? Living infinitely being awesome haha
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3y ago
This is the actual point of AI right? The point of AI, to tune and refine everything to be objectively better than humans in every possible respect, basically just to see what that looks like, and then potentially reap the economic benefits
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3y ago
I get the feeling that this incident will give the right people some decent clues about how they build their product.
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3y ago
Who have an insane amount of money and resources to get things right, and all of the SRE literature imaginable, published by Google. Not discounting your point, but these people shouldn't be given as much lee way as early Google.
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3y ago
I think what they mean is, the model was unable to recognize that "it" was having issues, so it's not self-aware in that sense. We can all calm down a little, it's ok.
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LLMs generate responses by randomly sampling words based in part on probabilities. Their “language” consists of numbers that map to tokens. Something about the language used this post mortem seems to degrade hype which you'd otherwis
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Older people: People who use the internet are getting older and like X as they've been on there for many years. People who don't like Zuckerberg: It's an alternative social network to the Zucks Network Effects as other have s
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