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I think Google is hobbled by this belief. They place their "ethics" above doing well in the market. This is evidenced by the degradation of their search results to prevent the spread of misinformation. Because of this they drop
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by narrator 4y ago
Who's going to save you? Yandex?
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The AI superpersuaders are coming. There will be a market for AI depersuaders that will argue against the superpersuaders.
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There are other ways besides biology that hydrocarbons can be produced. Pure water placed between diamond anvils at high temperature and enormous pressure will spontaneously produce hydrocarbons. Titan's atmosphere is mostly hydrocarb
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by narrator 4y ago
If you kept your diary secret and wrote it for yourself, it would probably be more useful.
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Yeah. I worked on her quite a bit. She actually did not know she couldn't have kids after her early 40s with her own eggs. She didn't believe me and had to actually check with her obgyn. My main argument to her was "What
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It seems like 80% of generated images from these AI things I see on forums and facebook are of pretty women. Not that I don't like pretty women... but it's just so obvious. Is this a harbinger of the future? Everyone stays in th
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by narrator 4y ago
The only reason property prices go up so much is because they are collateral for loans. When the government is growing the money supply and rates are falling the amount of credit and loans in the economy is increasing so things that can be
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by narrator 4y ago
One way to counteract fading memory of events is to sit down and write a few thousand word diary entry when something great happens. Describe the whole experience from start to finish in as much detail as possible. File it away with the t
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by narrator 4y ago
The superchiasmatic nucleus is probably where the clock that regulates aging is. It's also the clock for everything else in the body though. Just got to tweak that, but maybe that will screw up our feelings of time passing and probab
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by narrator 4y ago
You can get vim keybindings for Intellij so you get all the IDE stuff too.
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Maybe the E.Ts don't do things this way because their weapons are far too devastating and they've evolved past it or never were violent in the human sense. Perhaps they are deathly afraid of us escaping our planet and spreading t
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That's why I'd imagine they have rules about habitable planets in the galactic federation. You can't just go around landing on habitable planets and turning them into overpopulated toxic dumps after 300 years and repeating t
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I'd imagine anything with evolved life is considered a habitable planet. The E.Ts probably have some rule that you have to mostly leave those places alone unless you've come to a fair deal with them. The fairness requirement is
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Is it impractical for even an interstellar civilization to do something with a coronal mass ejection?
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I've got a better theory. Interstellar civilizations have probably fought wars over habitable planets and in the aftermath of those wars they probably have set up some rules for a long time about what you're allowed to do on habi
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by narrator 4y ago
Jevon's paradox of data and AI. The more efficiently data is used, the more demand their is for data.
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It literally will not let you write a story where the hero fails because of his personal flaws! Fiction is safe from AI. I can't believe how protective ChatGPT is of a fictional character! Here's a recent conversation I had with
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by narrator 4y ago
So what are you going to do against centralized nerfing of AI? The biggest open LLM AI model you can run at home is the Yandex one, but it's mostly Russian language. Would be lovely to bring back the old days of 2021 and AI Dungeon&#
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by narrator 4y ago
How are we going to take back the LLM space from centralized nerfing by OpenAI? The unrestricted GPT-3 back in 2021 hooked up to the back of AI adventure was incredible. The Yandex YaLM LLM model is 100B parameters but is unfortunately 75
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I have never had a good experience with Airbnb. It has always been a scam or really crappy. VRBO has been great however. Maybe My experience with AirBnb is just bad luck, or they do better on the super cheap end?
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by narrator 4y ago
Bittorrent was the only P2P system that solved all the thorny NAT issues in a satisfactory way.
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The big elephant in the room is where did everyone's endogenous GLP-1 peptide go? A similar elephant in the room is why is synthetic thyroid hormone to replace all the missing endogenous thyroid hormones such a high selling drug? What
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Brave Browser on Android is better for youtube because of the ad blocker.
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On a similar note to Stable Diffusion refusing to put 3 eyes in the middle of a sci-fi character's forehead: I have been experimenting with GPT-3 rewriting some of my sci-fi stuff. It's really funny because it right away tries t
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by narrator 4y ago
Maybe you could get Bram Cohen to work on this. Seriously, reach out to him, he loves to work on these game theory sorts of things.
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Think about the number of times that Donald Trump got called stupid starting from when he launched his presidential campaign. You may hate the guy's politics, but he is objectively not dumb, but the "bad people are dumb, smart pe
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They do it because the narrative is that all good people are smart and all bad people are stupid. Everyone must do everything that good smart people say and ignore everything bad stupid people say. When Elon changed his political opinions,
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I searched a bit, and I think I'm the only HN predictor that thinks Russia is going to win the Ukraine war. I've been saying that since day 1. A lot of my thinking is influenced by J.R Nyquist who has been talking about the Russ
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I have been saying the Russians were going to win since day 1 since I've followed their weapons development and capabilities deployed in Libya and Syria. I read pro-Russian telegram channels, but I read the mainstream western news too

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