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jasfi
5y ago
This is highly relevant to LxAGI ( https://lxagi.com ) because it allows you to specify your own ontology as a JSON schema. You can then parse natural language to your schema as it is found. A shared schema library would probably
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jasfi
5y ago
The value is market driven.
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jasfi
5y ago
Well the JWT has encrypted info that is verified on each call, so there is extra security.
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jasfi
5y ago
In Nexus I store tokens in the database. Logging out deletes the record.
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5y ago
I need add, I thought that a lot of people avoided crypto because of losses when investing or trading. TradeCast is going to help people avoid unnecessary losses and define their risk profile. Is there another reason you avoid crypto?
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Donations Strategy?
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5y ago
I thought it might be. I'm thinking of adding support for stocks at some point, if I can get the required data.
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5y ago
It is possible. Civ 5 had an option to display game-play time. This was all I needed to avoid really long sessions. It would be great if all games had this option, as most games go full-screen obscuring the system clock. The alternative is
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5y ago
I should add that I've written my own Nim web stack on top of Jester. I'm getting it release ready. It integrates with a Flutter front-end engine that will be released first. https://nexusdev.tools/
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I would say trade crypto responsibly. https://twitter.com/TradeCastOne
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Nim is compiled, and websites written with Jester compile to a single binary. You can even slurp() in HTML file as strings. Very fast.
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5y ago
I don't have a personal site, but if I did it would point to the projects I'm working on. Right now the 2 it would point to are: https://lxagi.com (natural language understanding for AGI) https://nexusdev.to
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I was referring to the consciousness. What it means to experience reality with awareness.
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Why is consciousness in humans limited to our brains? We've never seen non-living material exhibit the characteristics of life in nature. The computers and robots we build are carrying out instructions in a very mechanical way, however
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That's what scientists are trying to figure out. We have more and more answers, but also more questions. I'm glad we have the answers that we do, even if incomplete.
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Those early Sierra games, the ones that used typed text to interact with the environment, were really inspirational. I was very disappointed when they replaced that CLI-like interface with mouse-driven icons. No doubt the icons were more us
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5y ago
Humans have consciousness, which seems like something else related to the physics of our universe. The article hints at AGI having consciousness, but I can't see how that kind of argument can be made.
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This is a good reason to look for real problems to solve, and work on solving those. This could be non-profit or for-profit.
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This is projecting way too much of our own experience onto what is really just computer processing.
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That is absolutely fine, and you can learn a lot with that sort of approach. It really depends on your objective. The only thing to keep in mind is that writing software for business (e.g. SaaS) requires the exact opposite approach. You go
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Prioritize and track your time. Write goals for each month, then break down each goal into what needs to be done. At some point you have to give most of your attention to a single project. I know this can be difficult, I have the same probl
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Absolutely, there's often a context that isn't always obvious to people not directly involved. In with people directly involved actually, which may be specific to an individual.
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So don't build your AI/AGI approach too high-level. But you still need to represent common sense somehow.
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No problem, I'll update my comment.
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Web 3 is far bigger than Bitcoin alone. VC money is pouring into Web 3 companies, so I'd say we haven't seen too much of what's coming just yet. It's actually really interesting that you make a comparison to operating sy
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What were you expecting exactly?
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The ideas in Web 3 are very diverse, and are frequently mixed with already established ways of thinking and doing business. People are trying to figure out what works and what doesn't. It's basically a melting pot of ideas. The be
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I think we're interested in the same questions. I'm on the tech side, but trying to expand my business knowledge. https://lxagi.com
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Yes, I believe language is the foundation for higher-level reasoning. Feelings are very primal, but they can be expressed through language.
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I remember seeing this when it first came out. A lot of people were really excited about the idea, and now I see they have funding. At the end of the day, though, it's all about results. Are people making profits from this terminal
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