moktonar

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by moktonar 9mo ago
The Waymo driver tech is impressive. That said an experienced driver might have recognized the pattern where a stopped big vehicle occludes a part of the road leading to such situation, and might have stopped or slowed down almost to a halt
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by moktonar 9mo ago
We should definitely send a playable copy of doom to aliens on a golden record on the next Voyager mission
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by moktonar 9mo ago
But isn’t Greenland already in NATO?
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by moktonar 9mo ago
It’s easier for a state to enforce censorship when there is only a SPoF
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by moktonar 9mo ago
The real question tho is: how would you become the mitm reserving for yourself the benefit of the doubt?
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by moktonar 10mo ago
I read somewhere that electrolysis of marine water could emit enough oxygen, while also harvesting hydrogen, to counter CO2 emissions, but I can’t find the source, has anyone heard of it before or am I filling the gaps of my memory with gen
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by moktonar 10mo ago
It’s like comparing apples and oranges
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by moktonar 10mo ago
Once you have the efficient algorithm you approximate asymptotically with the energy you have, of course you can’t obtain the same precision
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by moktonar 10mo ago
What’s the difference? Arguably the latter will be better IMO than the former
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by moktonar 10mo ago
At least the solar system I would say. Quantum mechanics will help you do that in the correct way to obtain what Nature already obtained: general intelligence.
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by moktonar 10mo ago
By simulating it
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by moktonar 10mo ago
There’s a guaranteed path to AGI, but it’s blocked behind computational complexity. Finding an efficient algorithm to simulate Quantum Mechanics should be top priority for those seeking AGI. A more promising way around it is using Quantum C
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by moktonar 10mo ago
Cloudflare is becoming the great firewall of America more and more every day
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by moktonar 10mo ago
And yet, inevitable. That’s why a simulation of the universe would be a secure way of creating AGI in the true sense. All depends on: can you find an algorithm that simulates quantum physics efficiently, or, can you make a quantum computer
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by moktonar 10mo ago
You can make a law that encompasses all
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by moktonar 10mo ago
This behavior of locking down everything needs to be regulated, not only for car manufacturers but also for everything else
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by moktonar 11mo ago
Yes and we have evolved to do so
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by moktonar 11mo ago
We already choose each other based on genetic diversity. Smell for example is a big factor, did you notice that people you’re not attracted to usually smell worse than those you’re attracted to? And I guess there are many other non-rationa
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by moktonar 11mo ago
I’ve read the article and skimmed the paper, but they don’t seem to say if the model has to be retrained every few days or every now and then. Because if it’s trained on marginals it seems to me that the model essentially learns to forecast
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by moktonar 11mo ago
You could try investing the unemployed time in your own project and see if it goes somewhere. Do the things you’d like to get hire for. Innovate. I understand it’s unwaged work but at least you don’t waste your time and it will make your cv
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by moktonar 1y ago
I think you at Extropic should find a way of “entangling “ your pbits..
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by moktonar 1y ago
Contrary to asexual reproduction, sexual reproduction permits population shrinkage. That is because we evolved with the need to be able to shrink the population when necessary. We are too many and population is going to shrink naturally on
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by moktonar 1y ago
Possibly even worse then..
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by moktonar 1y ago
I don’t know if taking energy from the body is a good idea. The laws of thermodynamics will require you to compensate. Also playing with very complex systems like a human body, neglecting what the side effects might be, is unwise on a good
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by moktonar 1y ago
And I hope it stays like this... imagine if Cloudflare started using it to "secure" all its comunications...
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by moktonar 1y ago
This smells like bugdoor to me..
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by moktonar 1y ago
When “botnet” starts to get a whole new meaning. Seriously tho, botnets of connected robots will be dangerous with respect to inert computers, this is something that will have to be addressed
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by moktonar 1y ago
Bugdoors like this will be the norm in a few years from now. Why spend the money and time and effort needed to pass something like chatcontr0l when you can just bugcontrol everything
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by moktonar 1y ago
Given the stubbornness with which slop continued in the replies, I’m starting to doubt that this is actually part of an ongoing experiment with AI in vulnerability r&d.
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by moktonar 1y ago
I was thinking about selective knowledge exploration to see if the candidate is fit for the offered position. No need to dump everything

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