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by kouru225 3y ago
I work for someone who has a very large collection of old video tape. You think these people would be interested?
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by kouru225 3y ago
I’m sorry what is this? Is this a software capture card? I’m so confused.
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by kouru225 3y ago
And the rich can, in fact, be rich and not steal. Maybe we should put our efforts towards stopping the infantilization of the rich thieves that are responsible for the vast majority of theft in this country? Or are we only gonna clutch our
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by kouru225 3y ago
Ridiculous of you to act like this denies their responsibility. When the rich steal millions from the poor daily we should absolutely expect an increase in crime. To blame this solely on the poor is a denial of the responsibility of the ric
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by kouru225 3y ago
Feel like this is better represented as the default mode network: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Default_mode_network There are questions we know the answers to and we just reflexively spit them out, but then there ar
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by kouru225 3y ago
Here you go AI people. Use this and avoid copyright claims!
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by kouru225 3y ago
Lemme ask you: if murder were legal do you think we’d be able to build and produce so much? Of course not. It doesn’t matter what the laws are. Reality makes corruption strategically unviable.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Boss, you’re too worried about the short term and not worried enough about the long term. Our whole conception of reality will change in response to AI. Some people may be able to “control” AI and force them to make decisions that benefit t
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by kouru225 3y ago
It solves our labor issue by upending millennia of forced labor practices. It solves our issue with knowledge and data by allowing us to automatically find patterns within massive amounts of complicated datasets. These are honestly the unde
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by kouru225 3y ago
>Yeah, like judging human history and deciding murderous humans need to be removed from the earth or enslaved for their own benefit. (Some people already argue that the world would be better off without humans.) >Also, we know torture
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by kouru225 3y ago
“Hubris” is a moral judgment that implies a strategic outcome. An AGI wouldn’t have a superego, but it would have the ability to study data across really long timescales and apply itself to long term strategies that would supersede the need
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by kouru225 3y ago
What makes you think morality is arbitrary? Morals are instilled by the superego. The superego is an internalized version of your parents. You decided to do your homework because your parents told to, but now you’re much older. Does it stil
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by kouru225 3y ago
This 100%. Psychoanalysis would have us believe that morality and strategy are basically the same thing: we think we have these moral codes, but in actuality what we have is an internalized version of our parents. As someone who’s almost th
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by kouru225 3y ago
Sounds kinda like your problem ngl
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by kouru225 3y ago
Disagree. We’re already on the verge of collapse. We definitely need AGI.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Hold up. Why is the AGI a devil now?
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by kouru225 3y ago
Oo good question. I guess you could arguably say Plato’s Republic touches on this, but its not the same. Makes me think there must be earlier examples of this though.
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by kouru225 3y ago
This article seems pretty alarmist for no reason. Maybe DEI requirements have slowed this, but why are we assuming that that means it’s been “killed”? Doesn’t slow and steady win the race?
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by kouru225 3y ago
Honestly, with how quick shit has been moving even 2020 seems ancient
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by kouru225 3y ago
When I was a kid, I was told my cousins would die before they turned 30 because of CF. One of them ended up dying when he was 10, but other is now above 30 and seems incredibly healthy. The amount of development in the treatment of CF over
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by kouru225 3y ago
As someone who deals with art and artists on the regular, the thing most people don’t realize is how much our perception of them and their art is built on top of an illusion. It’s the artist’s job to create an illusion of a cohesive narrati
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by kouru225 3y ago
Do we really need to scan irises in order to do this? What we need is centralized media. If I want to post an image from CNN, I should be able to just to repost whatever CNN has already posted. That way we can retain CNNs digital signature
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by kouru225 3y ago
Agreed
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All PR used to be called propaganda. Now it’s a dirty word. The father of PR, Edward Bernays, quite literally wrote a book about what his job was called “Propaganda.”
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by kouru225 3y ago
More like: it’s just as (or more) unethical to remain ignorant as it is to violate privacy. But yea. That’s pretty much the argument.
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by kouru225 3y ago
Oh Jesus so basically it’s very feasible for me to run my own local llm on a NAS or a server or something… well I guess it’s time for me to get on with the times… Thanks!
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by kouru225 3y ago
I know a lot of people have very mixed opinions about data these days, but it’s articles like this that really remind me of the value of data. We can debate the ethics of privacy all we want, but I don’t think it’s a valuable debate unless
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by kouru225 3y ago
Ok can someone catch me up to speed on LLM hardware requirements? Last I looked I needed a 20 gb vram card to run a good one. Is that not true anymore?
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by kouru225 3y ago
I’ve slowly turned from a quick witted guy to a much slower guy. I don’t think it’s a problem actually. My previous quick-witted self was capable of being quick-witted because I made a shit ton of assumptions about the way the world works.
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by kouru225 3y ago
They’re left of Putin so I dunno what you’re talking about. Putin is a fascist dictator and Navalny wanted democratic rule.

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