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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Maybe they developed all the features they thought were necessary and now can manage the features with less workforce.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
In Ted Chiang's short story Exhalation, a person looks at his own mind's workings. Brilliant description of the process.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Richard Dawkins called Julian Jaynes’s 1976 book, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind “either complete rubbish or a work of consummate genius, nothing in between”
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Operators and Things: The Inner Life of a Schizophrenic I think you should read the above book.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
The river model of general relativity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFlzQvAyH7g&list=PL__fY7tXwo...
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Sometimes I think playing geopolitics too strong as America does could alienate everyone. E.g. Russell Hantz in Survivors Or maybe not, since these things are done on decades scale, people / institutions change, circumstances change an
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
To be honest I got these talking points through youtube comments. It is so obvious for anyone who pays little attention. Not that difficult.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Russia has no reason to blow it up because they can turn off the pipe on their own end. Even Germany can turn off the pipe at their end. So that future is open to normalcy if required.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Uncle Sam blew up Nord Steam 2 pipeline so that Germany won't hesitate in its support against Russia. Imagine Germans believing lies that hurt themselves.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I agree with your point of view. Maybe it was effective when it was the first effect. Like the million pixel website. Now there are million balls in the air. There are lot of current things going on. People will move on when they get tired.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I think what would be amazing is if WhatsApp creates a mobile number based website which anyone can access if they know the mobile number. Access through whatsapp mobile app.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I think these "issues" have been discussed in Television shows. Ray Barone gets the hots for the mailman https://youtu.be/9TEjtdIbdCw?si=0CYvBLMLn4DSQH3F
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
A company probably needs a couple of 100s chips to reverse engineer. Not much.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I think you are confusing client side automation with server side customization (out of the box internationalization, if a user can't understand complex technical terms, llm can explain them in simple terms with examples built on the f
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Consciousness is a suitcase term. Once all the clothes that define consciousness are neatly arranged and packed into AI then it will be conscious too.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Imagine a Banking website. It has lot of predefined flows of what can be achieved. These flows have steps arranged in a dependency graph. From the server side, a llm can ask users for inputs to satisfy the dependencies of the task which use
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
> It all comes down to the consequences of failure. If failure means homelessness, avoid failure. I was specifically countering this assumption. Our human mind doesn't have absolute hierarchy of preferences, they might even be circu
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
"Everything Everywhere All At Once" tried to capture this feeling of digital abundance and diversity of viewpoints / experiences. Best explained in the following video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvclV0_o
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Compare that to society's extreme definition of safety. Vehicles will be allowed on road only if it results in less than 100 deaths per year. Yet, we as a soceity has decided that certain risks are worth taking compared to the benefit.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Yet many people attempt K2 summit knowing the probabilities of death. Homelessness pales in comparison to death. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jw8GHgyiqw
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
I would like to propose that reasoning needs an intermediate representation for it to be effective. Consider the scene graph representation in computer graphics. This scene graph is the intermediate representation. The algorithm is not reas
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
This "feeling" of full comprehension can be an illusion. Similar to how we think we are taking in 140 degree of full visual information through our eyes. In truth, we can only take in accurate information about the size of our thu
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Are we living in middle ages that electronic records don't exist of what happened in the past engagement. Maybe one can locate the last McKinsey dossier on OneDrive? The problem is and always was of incentives of people involved.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
You might like these two ideas of Daniel Dennett, multiple drafts model and fame in the brain. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_drafts_model https://kenyonreview.org/2008/04/fame-in-the-
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Imagine not having a voice in your head. How are you gonna do rubber duck debugging within your head? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u69YSh-cFXY
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Is the reason why America is filled with illegal migrants (millions allowed till now) because the US power structure wants to decouple from China and will need cheap labour to work in onshore factory?
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
In remote areas with group of people, I have an idea where all phones could linkup like those tesla cars in a mesh-network fashion and then all of them become a loudspeaker.
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Biology makes it even more complicated. If you see your mother, you consider her to be imposter. While if you hear your mother's voice, you consider her to be real. Ramachandran Capgras Delusion Case https://www.youtube.com&
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Just to add to your point, consider a book like "Finite and Infinite" games. I think I can "recreate" the knowledge and main thesis in the book by my readings from other areas. 'Listening to different spiritual guru
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by jumping_frog 2y ago
Why can’t Facebook spearhead such a project? Zuck has always complained about closed ecosystems not allowing them to release cool features. Google forbids android OEMs from developing devices for other mobile stack. So we really have two hu

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