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machina_ex_deus
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machina_ex_deus
22d ago
Right now there's pretty limited set of actions that rogue AI can do with internet access. The most dangerous options are hacking into biolab facility, and maybe hacking into nuclear reactors or nuclear weapons. These things should be
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machina_ex_deus
26d ago
Beware everyone working on ground breaking research, keep your research secret from openAI or they might spend 22$ million worth of tokens just to beat you to the finish line, while possibly abusing your user data for training.
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machina_ex_deus
26d ago
Possibly after being given the significant part of the solution from actual human researchers. Which they then bullied. And they beat them to the finish line only because they heard rumor and threw everything at the problem. It doesn't
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machina_ex_deus
4mo ago
I'm not convinced. They aren't actually using the semiclassical Einstein equation, they are using some simplification they call Newton Schrodinger equation. They claim that this equation can lead to distinguish a state that's
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machina_ex_deus
7mo ago
You can't compare Iran with north Korea. Iran funds and supports terrorism all over the middle east. They regularly call for the destruction of Israel. If Iran wasn't ruled by aggressive violent religious fanatics it wouldn't
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machina_ex_deus
1y ago
In all objective measures of life quality, gaza was better off occupied by Israel, both compared with before 67 (Israel's occupation made Gaza prosper relative to when it was controlled by Egypt), and compared with after hamas took ove
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machina_ex_deus
1y ago
My parent comment said :"the state of Israel has a policy of systematic rape, torture, mass incarceration, murder, and dehumanization of Palestinians at an industrial scale that's been in place for decades now." How is that a
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1y ago
That's bullshit. There's plenty of water in Gaza, as well as food. They get external aid all the time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGTMN9mgKcc Plenty of open restaurants in Gaza. Even according to Hamas only 2
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machina_ex_deus
1y ago
There's no murder of two million. There's at most, according to Hamas itself, 60,000 dead out of which 10,000 were hamas militants. This is a regular ugly war. If Israel wanted to kill two million, they could've done it alrea
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machina_ex_deus
1y ago
Even according to Hamas own numbers, 60,000 Palestinians died, 200 from starvation. That's very low compared to real genocides. That's very low considering Israel killed an estimated 10,000 of Hamas soldiers. That's pretty go
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1y ago
Tell my friend whose both parents were murdered in Nir Oz that Hamas isn't an existential threat. Hamas is an existential threat. We cannot live in peace while it exists. We're done tolerating Palestinian aggression. Hamas wasn&#x
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machina_ex_deus
1y ago
I would never have this typo as I usually delete the copy constructor in heavy structures.
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machina_ex_deus
1y ago
First of all, kruskal coordinates show beyond doubt that the event horizon is just a regular null hypersurface that the observer wouldn't notice crossing locally. (Of course if you look around, at the moment of crossing into the event
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2y ago
Before invoking parallel universes, how about comparing the system to nature's mind-boggling number of particles in the macroscopic world? A single gram contains 10^23=2^76 particles. Google's random circuit sampling experiment us
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machina_ex_deus
2y ago
You learn a lot by what isn't mentioned. Willow had 101 qubits in the quantum error correction experiment, yet only mere 67 qubits in the random circuit sampling experiment. Why did they not test random circuit sampling with the full s
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2y ago
The fact that radial coordinate is timelike inside the event horizon doesn't change when you change coordinate systems. The radial direction remains timelike in kruskal coordinates. Direction being space like or time like is independen
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2y ago
I never said EH is a singularity. I said you could notice you're inside as your timelike coordinate becomes the radial coordinate. That's something you could easily notice if you look around, it would correspond to a shrinking uni
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2y ago
The universe is not inside a black hole. Inside black holes the radial coordinate is time like, which is definitely not true in our universe, where the time coordinate is timelike, and the radial coordinate is space like. Inside of black ho
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2y ago
Love this game. I abused multiple tabs as a way to save the current game, as opening new tab copies the state of the game, and got to a high score of 150,000 (I could keep going, I didn't lose) and made a 4096 tile. Using multiple tabs
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3y ago
3k out of 300 million, so 1 in 10000. 1k out of 8 million is 1 out of 8000. Every person in Israel knows someone who knows a victim personally. Think how deep this trauma is to Israel.
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machina_ex_deus
3y ago
Non gravity forces are quite linear and simple, the coupling with fermions is only through covariant derivative. Gravity is extremely non linear, when you look at the expression for Ricci tensor, it is much more complicated than other force
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3y ago
I was so stupid...
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machina_ex_deus
3y ago
You're the one who's instinctual association was to a dominatrix. It's your viewpoint of oppression and domination that's clouding your judgement. Maybe one day we'll live in an AI supported paradise and you won
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3y ago
Our profits margins are lacking, please do force some artificial scarcity so we get some of our power back after the competition in our field eroded our power! Notice how every suggestion for fighting climate change always involves preventi
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3y ago
First of all, it does take balls. Look at the response he's getting - he is ridiculed, flamed, called a grifter, and bullied. And he put his reputation as a professor and academic on the line. He had risked his career to do this. AFAIK
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3y ago
Look up IPCC's CMIP6 project. I think you need an expert team of software engineers, physicists and climate experts that will either build good climate models or decipher the mess that is the current models variability. Honestly, looki
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3y ago
I don't believe Avi found aliens, and I don't even think finding aliens in our neighborhood is likely or will ever happen. With that being said, it takes balls to come up with such claims, and you need people arguing passionately
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machina_ex_deus
3y ago
GameStop? that wasn't a bubble, everyone buying it knew fully well that there are no fundamentals and that they are buying it to cause a short squeeze on hedge funds who shorted too much stock. Some of them got huge gains, others kept
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3y ago
You need at least two completely independent teams who don't see each other's code so you'll have a rough idea how much developer bias is responsible for the signal. Right now they are all copying code from each other, a sing
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machina_ex_deus
3y ago
You know what actually needs an investment? Climate models which are completely shit right now. It's actually preposterous that there are trillions of dollars worth of decisions in ESG and climate credits and government incentives whil
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