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mysecretaccount
17d ago
> The argument that consciousness suddenly arises due to a particular configuration of atoms is also suspect; all forms of consciousness we routinely accept are fairly robust to many configuration changes. Not true at all - consciousness
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17d ago
Panpsychism doesn't mean "everything is aware", it means the capacity for consciousness is material and common. Put my brain in a blender and the atoms are the same but I am no longer conscious.
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18d ago
The US and Russia can destroy every power plant in their respective opposing countries with I(C/R)BMs, but this would involve breaking taboos of which even their respective leaders are fearful. The fighter jet is not capable of destroy
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18d ago
> The drones are good for antagonizing and terrorising [sic] a civilian population. A few F35s and bomber squads could reliably deplete and destroy the entire Iranian drone stock and manufacturing capacity if there was the desire and hig
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3mo ago
Is there some sort of cultural revisionism where we are expected to deny the existence of e.g. the Soviet design sensibility because of contemporary politics? What a bizarre response.
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3mo ago
There is a specific Soviet design sensibility in the post in question that is lacking in those images.
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5mo ago
Even with your uncharitable framing I agree with both quotes.
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6mo ago
> Chinese propaganda seems to hit very hard these days. Assuming that everyone who disagrees with you is a propagandized bot is a terrible way to live. You will not learn.
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6mo ago
> Hong Kong was snuffed out like a light. I'm in Hong Kong right now. Seems like it is still here to me.
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6mo ago
> If a million Claudes of compute were accessible, people would not be doing the same things they are now, but more so. They'd be doing very different things we likely can't imagine You may as well make the same argument about
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6mo ago
The "Claude part" is important here, though. If you believe we can produce AGI by simulating physics then the existing paradigm is far too slow. A zettaflop does not even get close, you can have a moon-sized computer and it probab
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6mo ago
The output undoubtedly improves when looping LLM output back into the model at inference-time, but there is a limit to this and it is still bounded by the acumen of the underlying model. You cannot just recurse these models with tooling and
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6mo ago
Using a single Claude agent, ask it to generate "new" ideas and it will generate an immense list. Ask it to rank those ideas by novelty and it will comply. The results will be lackluster. Additional agents will not improve the res
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6mo ago
Fun post, but I find the industry's obsession with compute to be rather vapid, and this is a good example: > One million Claudes. To be able to search every book in history, solve math problems, write novels, read every comment, wat
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9mo ago
The poster to which I responded and the article are each speculating on the "why" for this contract. That said, we do not need to speculate about Cybertruck sales - Business Insider reported that Tesla sold only 5,400 of them in 2
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9mo ago
> Tesla is actually starting to make cathodes in house via a dry process, which is why they are no longer buying cathode material from this supplier. The latter part of this is speculative. Tesla may have begun shipping dry cathodes but
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11mo ago
I agree with both of you, but scaling isn't feasible with this paradigm. You could need continent-sized hardware to approximate general intelligence with the current paradigm.
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1y ago
Clearly the poster is saying that SpaceX is "the billionaires". SpaceX is majority owned by billionaires.
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1y ago
What is "low but not micro"? 80ug?
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1y ago
Enough with the tone policing. The original comment is accurate: Paramount seeks to install Zionist Bari Weiss. This is uncontroversially true.
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1y ago
> We should have solved chess already. > We should be aiming to solve chess, but we are not even trying. We are trying and we should not expect to solve it because the search space is massive. There are more legal games of chess than
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2y ago
iPhone sales don't count as a US export when calculating the trade deficit? Does anyone have information on this? Seems like a major issue indeed.
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2y ago
The upper class vacuuming up all profit, greatly exacerbating inequality, is a far bigger deal than the inflationary impact of immigration. Your analysis is poor.
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2y ago
The timing of their acceptance of a 42-day ceasefire - whether now or eight months prior - bears little significance for the long-term outlook of Hamas or the civilian death toll in Gaza. Strange analysis to hang your hat on, Thomas.
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2y ago
"[Hamas] should have taken the deal when it was first offered [because this list of people died afterward]" sure sounds like a moral argument to me.
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2y ago
> 11,000 is not “tens of thousands.” It’s a horrible number. But horrible doesn’t mean numbers are meaningless. The 11,000 figure the other poster cited is the approximate number of children that have been killed whose death was been ide
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2y ago
I suppose if we are to digress to the land of "shoulds", Israel should not have decided to delete tens of thousands of Gazan children in the interim. Even if we grant that Israel offered this ceasefire deal in good faith in May, a
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2y ago
Interesting, thank you!
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2y ago
> I feel like your writing borders on hate speech Hilarious to imagine him writing this with a straight face. I know many employees of the company Mullenweg runs (mismanages). He is not held in particularly high esteem among them.
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2y ago
Why is the DS in the "Non-modern graphics" row? It does not use a tile based renderer.
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