mah4k4l

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by mah4k4l 6mo ago
A quote from a blog post I just got out: "I just want to get this out of my hands in case I made the model stumble upon something important. It's reasoning seems solid but I'm no expert. Here it is, go crazy:" https:&#x
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by mah4k4l 6mo ago
Here's my NoteboojLM podcast on the subject :-) Sick. https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/e0a54a54-c644-4c89-9d...
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by mah4k4l 6mo ago
I understand enough for it's arguments' symmetry to have an impact. Used Deep Research, it had the paper from the link as input plus some previous discussions about Tensor Logic and the new hardcoded neuroweb - like processors. Di
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by mah4k4l 6mo ago
According to Gemini 3.1 Pro this would shoot the current weather forecasting power through the roof (and math processing in general): The plan is to use this new "structurally flawless mathematical primitive" EML (this is all beyo
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
The dispersed fallout? Hard to quantify because of it's dispersedness and long term slowness. But it is for example plutonium and we know it's effects on life on Earth, so one could proceed from there with some math and futurologi
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Ok yes my bad forgot to post the limits. At least used to be lake fish two times in week tops.
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Finland. In Finland. According to Finnish authorities. Countries with East Block histories like Poland tend to not care as much what the actual science of the stuff is. Nor does the Nuclear Is Clean - crowd is seems. "Everything radiat
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Has affected millions of peoples health already and whole ecosystems. And the consequences will cumulate from this thousands of years. Count that in your equation and get more informative numbers.
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
After Chernobyl you still today cannot eat fish from the lakes and rivers in 1000+ km radius from the site by Finnish recommendations. Because they are top predators and have enriched the gamma dose in themselves. How often could you eat hu
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Plutonium problem multiplies in top predators. Here already for thousands of years now thanks to nuclear plant disasters. Which are avoided by causing a slow power plant disaster by releasing radioactive pressure to the environment. Guy Deb
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Maybe massive move to hydroponic farming done on sea rafts or something. Or on those whirling space stations with artificial gravity . 3d - printing food (if you believe in bioenergies first print some living tissue then kill it u done) is
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
The spouse of Kali Linux? After all they seem to be on the same page politically despite their seeming differences.
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Thanks for the advice; just put mine on. The world of the dead fascinates me.
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
> I haven't seen HN use shadowbanning to censor anyone. Maybe it was the ones you didn't see? Bacause they were shadowbanned? My post was about ethics, trying to be formal and simple about the question what is it to do the righ
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
> We (as a species) overall do not behave like adults, really. Ok fair enough. Still there's some sort of a social expectation to that effect. And when you don't behave then you'll get the social sanction given by the co
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Ok I'll agree upon it being a shades of grey - kind of thing. But why not just outright ban someone when it's clear he doesn't fall into those categories of a spammer, a scammer or a troll. Would be much more polite and strai
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
It's kind of trivial to check if you're ghostbanned though via wget script or something for example. I don't think ghostbanning slows down spamming enough to be ethically justified.
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I think that ghostbanning is unethical
32 points by mah4k4l 4y ago|39 comments
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
What ethics boil down to IMO. Comments welcome.
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
I think you have a fallacy there concerning consciousness and life being transferred into it's cyborg enhancements and then as if animating them. Consciousness and life are equivalent to me, and if you would disagree with this premise
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How to make “Mindfulness” better – The Next Level(notes2self.bearblog.dev)
1 points by mah4k4l 4y ago|0 comments
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
I liked the Black Mirror Christmas episode. Really drove the point home for me about how "Code Rights" is going to be a real actual political and ethical thing. That and the seventies movie World On a Wire. Philosophical zombies d
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Brain in a jar, that could of course work.
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
I know he's lying by this: mind uploading is unpossible. It would have to be body uploading. Mind is the body, mind is an attribute of the organism, of the life. You are your body, there is no escape, although the body might have auton
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
Sure hope that Jello Biafra doesn't have his facts straight in his 1991 song The Sky Is Falling And I Want My Mummy (Falling Space Junk) with NoMeansNo. The part of the song about US orbital satellites carrrying plutonium waste with
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
A perfect hangover lizard story, 10/10
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
No Zeitgeist - named funny processes going on tracking and logging every nasty thing you do...
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Zb4rbXb7DdE
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by mah4k4l 4y ago
"""Sorry, a bit drunk at the moment: a second try as a comment to your post with a hopefully better layout: """ #ok so how's this: import random import argparse def getprime(num): '''
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An idea for an entropy – based cryprographic system
1 points by mah4k4l 4y ago|3 comments

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