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AI Box experiment. Would you let it out?
(yudkowsky.net)
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jsmcgd
18y ago
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Kind of related: I've settled on ori1Uni, size 16 as my default font for Firefox. I find it makes non marked up HTML much much easier to read.
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18y ago
I expect to see Britain PLC on Ebay soon too.
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18y ago
It appears that SL has had its growth significantly affected by the credit crunch: http://secondlife.com/whatis/economy-graphs.php I'm not saying it definitely has been.
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18y ago
Looks a bit like Rapture from Bioshock.
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18y ago
This article talks about VCS as if they were airlines. You or may not find it helpful. Hope you do. http://changelog.complete.org/posts/698-If-Version-Control-S...
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18y ago
First of all creating this clock was in all likelihood a major act of procrastination. Publicizing the clock: more procrastination. Me reading the article: more procrastination. You reading my post: more procrastination. Where does it end?
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18y ago
When you spoke to him on the phone, did you tell him all of your concerns like you have here? From my experience when you spill your guts and explain to someone how the world looks from your perspective, people are normally sympathetic to y
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18y ago
Do you still need a card to get in?
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18y ago
It doesn't say only under stress. It says it happens more frequently.
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18y ago
Do you know if the prizes were claimed?
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18y ago
I reckon Facebook is pretty well established now. I don't think one resignation is going to hurt it too much.
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18y ago
Introversion are my heroes. They make AAA games, dripping with gameplay, originality and style. The company consists of a handful of people and they have no publisher. If it wasn't for Introversion I would have given up hope for the whole i
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18y ago
I enjoyed the HL reference. I reckon all it needs now is some users and some content. Well done.
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18y ago
I encourage you to not use an unnecessarily aggressive tone when posting ;)
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18y ago
I'm reading 'The Road to Reality. A Complete Guide to the Laws of the Universe'. Be warned: Penrose doesn't use the word 'complete' lightly. Well worth the effort however.
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18y ago
I totally agree. Government in generally is very good at introducing new laws whilst being not very good at enforcing the laws they've already introduced.
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18y ago
If I remember correctly it was mainly written by PG and named after RTM.
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18y ago
Spaghetti code.
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18y ago
Probably the best name yet for this kind of service.
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18y ago
http://hackaday.com/ You might find some ideas here to inspire you.
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18y ago
> Those on which they aren't opposed aren't worthy of mention, and so aren't. They were. Harm and fairness were identified as issues that both ideologies regard as being most important.
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18y ago
"100 per cent rumour" http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/valve-crushes-google-a...
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18y ago
Zuckerburg et al. might be interested in something like this.
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18y ago
I don't share in your cynicism or in your application of the phrase 'historically inevitable'. There are many technologies that were invented along time ago and that were historically inevitable that still haven't reached many parts of the
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Stormpulse showered with tips.
(tipjoy.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Agreed. How about making non sign up links only last a finite length of time?
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18y ago
I like it. How about allowing people to use the service before signing up? Obviously the data collected could be public.
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18y ago
C'mon now this isn't Hacker News.
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18y ago
This is excellent! The config couldn't be any easier to understand. Fonts work right out of the box. Personally I would like some GUI tabs and a package/code/file hierarchy thing but then it might stop being a 'basic' Lisp editor. Well done
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