kingkawn

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by kingkawn 1y ago
Do you think they would have chose British rule when it first began?
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by kingkawn 1y ago
The idea that the British were holding territory in the world to protect anyone is laughable
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Pedantry disqualified all subsequent value of your thinking
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by kingkawn 1y ago
This distinction is an absurdity first written to provide a rational for why everything being done in the name of Reason felt so bad.
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Wasn’t there a sci-fi where they kill someone to make a brain scan AI and then have them go to a virtual office for eternity complete with a call from mom each day
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by kingkawn 1y ago
I can’t be your therapist
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Light rail 70-80 dB Regular trains 85-100dB It’s a logarithmic scale, which would you rather live by?
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Now that there’s a fundamental technical framework for producing something like coherence, the ability to make a reliable, persistent personality will require new insights into how our own minds take shape, not just ever more data in the fi
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by kingkawn 1y ago
they’ll adjust
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by kingkawn 1y ago
a mind we cannot physically intimidate forcing us to discover how to work well with others
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by kingkawn 1y ago
there is nowhere in LA with the complex intermingling of pedestrian, car, bicycle, and motorbike traffic of anywhere in the boroughs other than Staten. LA it’s gridlock or go. There’s nothing complicated about it other than strategizing whe
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by kingkawn 1y ago
LA and SF are not close to close to the complexity of nyc traffic and pedestrian culture
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by kingkawn 1y ago
SF traffic is but a single speck of nyc
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by kingkawn 1y ago
I agree the implementation isn’t great, but mostly it’s because the devs aren’t well versed yet in setting the parameters for the AI’s personality and how rapidly it gets to the point. That’s true of all chatbot AIs out of the box at the mo
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Ok great point if the device is on it will technically use more power than off, true
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by kingkawn 1y ago
#5 is an enormous use case that when well implemented will permanently replace prescribed character arcs It is uniquely susceptible because the gaming market is well acclimated to mediocre writing and one dimensional character development t
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Or get a rak device that has a better antenna and range than the T deck
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Receipt for LoRa is low power, its transmission that kills the battery
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Not true, GMRS licenses are much easier to get
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Yes
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Yes but they need a bullshit gold star to make themselves feel special
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by kingkawn 1y ago
“…leads individuals to attribute a human-like mind to these nonhuman entities.” It is the ability of the agent to emulate these social capacities that leads users to attribute human-like minds. There is no assertion whatsoever that the agen
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by kingkawn 1y ago
The paper literally spells out that this is a perception of the user and that is the root of the impact
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by kingkawn 1y ago
The Pentagon’s informal name for those bases is “the Noose.”
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by kingkawn 1y ago
all your examples would not add up to someone who meets the standards for poverty not in real world terms being too poor to live well
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Will there be any more junior engineers? By the end of the current generation’s careers in a few decades surely it will be able to do everything.
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Yes
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by kingkawn 1y ago
Correct. I know that. Still the robots are not used outside of their designated use cases and People still handle by hand the sort of edge cases that are the topic of concern in this context
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by kingkawn 1y ago
The most experienced surgeon bc the robots are only given cases that fit within their rubric of use cases and the people handle edge cases
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by kingkawn 1y ago
There’s been superiority with computer vision over radiologists for >10 years and still we wait

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