kouru225

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   by kouru225 3y ago

   They publicly claimed to unban her so they could convince people it was a mistake, and then they shadow banned her.
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   Have you heard the scuttlebutt? https://youtu.be/N4ovRhX8XIM?feature=shared
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   Navalny’s wife was just banned and then shadow banned. There are countless examples of leftist accounts getting banned just for being critical about Musk. It’s absolutely conservative cesspool. Nazis can are literally posting 14 words propa
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   Or those people are doing work that takes a longer time frame to impact the company. Sure it’s fine for the next year, but once you start dealing with issues down the line you’ll wish you had been taking care of all that work.
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   It doesn’t need to pan out as a way to create AGI though. It just needs to be useful and profitable.
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   That’s cause the product we’re consuming isn’t the conscious content. It’s the unconscious content. We think we respond to plot but we actually respond to the textural elements of narrative: all those little details that we barely notice. W
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   In NYC we’ve known of Sliwa for decades way before his mayoral run last election. Guy has a following but he’s known to fake conflicts for publicity and is generally considered a nut. Unlike the movies, there really aren’t any sane proponen
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   Tyty I tried looking for the link and couldn’t find any information. Felt like I was going crazy
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   by kouru225 3y ago

   I can’t tell from the link. What makes it so viable?
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    If I remember correctly: Ships were using a particular type of gas that was outlawed recently. Turns out it was also acting as a coolant for the atmosphere. The bad news is that global warming is further along than we expected. The good ne
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I honestly feel like what AI is really doing is just clarifying what we’re actually doing. This whole article reminds me of my reaction when I first saw chatgpt write an essay. I immediately recognized that this essay would’ve been accepted
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I think you’re overestimating how useful this is. Just like image AI, this stuff will only be useful in combination with existing techniques.
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    A color, a data array, and a pointcloud all contained in one .png(twitter.com)

    2 points by kouru225 3y ago|0 comments
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    If you want to argue that manic delusions and schizophrenic hallucinations are the exact same thing, then go ahead
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    If you’ve met someone who’s in the middle of a manic episode, it’s pretty clear that “energy” is just a surface level description of what’s happening to them. These people find meaning and value in everything around them, and appear to be e
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    This Becker guy seems to have made a very specific argument that schizophrenia is connected to mania and it flew over the authors head. At least, that’s my guess here. What the author is talking about is mania, but he’s using the word schiz
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    Nothing is sacred
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I don’t know why but the fact that Polarbearscience.com exists is beautiful to me. Raise your hand if you’re a regular on polarbearscience.com
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    Yes exactly. It’s hierarchical thinking from an anthropocentric pov. IMO the longer I live and the more I learn, the more I see hierarchical thinking as the biggest obstacle towards learning and understanding.
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I feel like it would mean we’re doing less damage than before: if everything is conscious then death isn’t what we think it is. Decomposing suddenly means something completely different.
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I don’t think it makes sense to ask this question without rigorously defining what we mean when we say “consciousness.”
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    You mean we’re killing things?
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I was curious if this would include books on alchemy. It does
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    When people say we’re nothing but computers, neurons firing, chemical reactions, etc they think they’re saying that humans aren’t special. But I take it to mean that the rest of the world is way more special than we’ve been giving it credit
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    The fact that racism still exists is good evidence that people still believe IQ is genetic and the current vocal push against racism is happening because racism is still an issue. A lot of people are vocally anti-racist, but it's all j
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I don’t think it’s a mainstream pov that IQ is environmental.
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I think we might a killed it cause it’s just endlessly loading for me.
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I think the author goes a little too far here in equating the monetary value of salt with how valuable salt was. Salt had serious religious and mythological value. In nearly every single culture salt is said to ward off demons. Salt was use
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    They’re talking about the ability to turn on ads within brave and get BAT as a reward.
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    by kouru225 3y ago

    I started using brave a few years ago and I just can’t really switch back tbh, but if I could I would switch back to firefox.