koyanisqatsi

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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
That's fine. Good luck with your endeavor but I still think you should contact some friends and family. If that's not possible then a helpline might also be beneficial: https://sczaction.org/helpline/ (toll-f
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
By the way, your speech patterns indicate schizophrenia (rambling and meandering speech that doesn't really make any point). If you have family and friends I recommend you get in touch with them and ask for help. They could get you som
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
That's called a prediction market and it doesn't really work. Averaging predictions doesn't make them better because the only way to predict the future is to invent it.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Putin has mentioned repeatedly that he will use a nuclear weapon. I don't think he's bluffing but I'm also having a hard time parsing whatever you're trying to say. What exactly is the meaning of "kitchen is lying i
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Just trying to figure out how exactly an even distribution of money is not distributed capitalism as you defined it. So sounds like if the market magically made everyone equally rich (or poor) you would consider that distributed capitalism
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
How exactly is it being undermined if it's still being used as the main unit of accounting? Is there some new political movement I'm not aware of that is trying to replace the US dollar with something else or is inflation of the U
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Shut it down and move on.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
So then an even distribution of money is "distributed capitalism" by your definitions, correct?
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
How is capitalism distributed if the federal government is the only entity with the authority to print money?
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
People here don't know anything about AIXI/Solomonoff induction either but you can go ahead and site the examples. Maybe they will convince some VC to finance whatever business plan you have for making lots of money.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
We are getting closer and closer to a nuclear confrontation. The longer this goes on the higher the probability of a nuclear strike which can escalate into a global disaster that no one will recover from.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
I also want to know how he's doing that as well. I'd like to know how anyone can destroy faith in an ideology like capitalism.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Did they pay $100M for a video game? What's the point of this product?
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
I would like to know how Powell is doing this. How exactly does the chair of the federal reserve "destroy" capitalism?
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
My point is your pitch is falling on deaf ears, there is no VC that understands what you're talking about. VCs don't invest in autistic savants, they invest in people that are good at explaining an exploitable/profitable busi
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
It's a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. The whole point of traveling is to learn about the local culture and what you're selling is the opposite. You're selling a safe haven for people that want to pretend like
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
My point is that these articles are basically useless and people should stop writing them. Talking about AI requires an understanding of formal systems and it's clear that most authors lack such understanding.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Investors don't care what technology you are using and for what purpose (as long as it is legal), they only care that you make more money than they gave you initially. Your request won't get any responses because your pitch does n
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
This is doom porn. Algorithmic agents operating on large data sets are very useful and there zero dangers of such agents taking over the world to make paperclips. The more immediate danger is corporations (which are a form of AI) and their
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Mainstream adoption won't happen but industrial adoption might because it is the perfect use case for remote robotics, e.g. construction, mining, oil tanker navigation, etc.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Pure insanity.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Why is the public/private distinction relevant? The situation is equivalent to Musk hiring some engineers to work at Twitter that used to work at Tesla. They're no longer paid by Tesla, they're now paid by Twitter. Seems perf
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
> In the law of attention [1], I argue that social networks will be dominated by people behaving as if they are rational agents trying to maximize attention, because users who don’t behave this way will effectively stop participating. I
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Cybernetics of social media platforms (part 1)(medium.com)
2 points by koyanisqatsi 4y ago|2 comments
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
How much do you want to bet that we're entering a recession?
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
He has controlling shares so he is acting in the best interest of the shareholders which is mainly himself.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Different owner, same cage.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
I mean it's his money, right? He can do whatever he wants with it. Corporations are not democracies and it doesn't matter what market analysts think about how he should spend his own money and on what projects.
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
The only sensible return for work in a sustainable civilization is the development of human talent, that's the only return that makes any sense: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=money+does+not+exist+in+the+future...
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by koyanisqatsi 4y ago
Good point.

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