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They assume all these goals are mutually compatible. I see clean energy and climate action vs. everything else. Look at Sri Lanka for example. https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/03/05/sri-lanka-organic-farmi...
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Just be glad you got out of being addicted to video games. Some people never get out of that and it ruins their lives, or at least massively wastes their potential. Unless you personally know someone who has a sibling or son or daughter w
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Imagine the confusion that would result by future CRISPR modifications to adults that would increase intelligence by replacing genes found in less intelligent people with genes found in more intelligent people. Imagine if those genes are o
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I wonder how many people have to collaborate to get a 3nm semiconductor out the door. TSMC has 65,000 employees. ASML has 32,000 employees and 5000 suppliers. The complexity of it all is unimaginable!
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Hydrofluoric acid, mentioned in the article, is terribly toxic stuff. I can see why he doesn't want to work with it. A drop of the concentrated liquid on the skin can kill. Unfortunately, I think it's critical to the semiconduc
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by narrator 4y ago
The censorship of the idea of Tornado cash thing reminds me of the old quote: "Ideas are more powerful than guns. We would not let our enemies have guns, why should we let them have ideas." - Joseph Stalin
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by narrator 4y ago
As someone who witnessed AI Dungeon's GPT-3 model with an unlimited uninhibited imagination for erotica I would download everything now before they cripple the models. I would not be surprised if they very shortly completely stop down
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by narrator 4y ago
More like someone will analyze billions of human interactions and find the techniques via deep learning that were successful in persuading others.
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Like "The Mule" from Asimov's Foundation series, but he's an AI controlled by some unknown enemy of Seldon's plan.
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We already have autonomous weapons that kill people. They're called cruise missiles. Lots and lots of really cheap drones are already spread over battlefields, but barrages of precision guided artillery seems to do as good a job as a
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by narrator 4y ago
The main error I see smart people making is that they assume that all intelligence comes with a mamallian brain layer that they can make friends or enemies with and a reptilian layer that needs to eat, reproduce, and feels pain and pleasure
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The guy really should mention Somalia. It's the only example of a modern anarchist society.
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by narrator 4y ago
Like the religious extremists that destroyed American cities like Detroit and Baltimore in the 70s and after? Maybe it was this same religious extremism that is leading to the economic crisis today in Florida and Texas? /s
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by narrator 4y ago
I was using AI Dungeon with the full power GPT-3 model before they crippled it. That thing had a very uninhibited mind for erotica! Imagine what would happen when that power comes to image models!
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I think the reason programmers don't unionize is some are 10x better than others, so they don't want to get the same wages as 1x programmers. Conversely, something like airline piloting or being a factory worker or nurse can be d
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by narrator 4y ago
Adobe should come up with a competitor. QuarkXpress abused its customers badly with high license fees and hardware dongles and all sorts of stuff like that. When Adobe came out with InDesign, everyone switched and Quark lost its dominant
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by narrator 4y ago
Some people have alleged that Paul Leroux, who is sitting in prison right now, is Satoshi. That would explain why Satoshi hasn't moved any coins or sought fame.
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Go over to the dark side http://Yandex.com . It's the only thing that's decent that doesn't rely on Google or Bing.
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The next big thing that few people are talking about is that thing you get banned from social media for talking about and the consequences of that thing over the next few years.
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Biology is not a serial process though. Everything is interacting with everything all at once. Some of those processes take exponential time complexity to simulate in computers, though deep learning is getting us better approximations of
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Zubrin does a good job of outlining why Mars is better in his book "The Case for Mars.". He's thinking underground structures on Mars with solar panels and some pressurized agriculture up top. Mars had much less harsh living
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If we had all that then all the things besides energy that are used in production would be depleted faster. We would have bigger populations, etc.
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You probably don't want to hear this, but one way it could happen is the Russians will get locked out of all this stuff because of sanctions, so they'll have to create their own separate open world. Yandex will build the open pla
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I've been studying the WEF lately and it seems they've seized the creative vision of all futurists. These 7 goals all seem like they're just a rehash of the WEF vision even talking about ESG by name. Can't somebody go
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No I don't hold any stock in Taurx. I've taken quite a bit of methylene blue over the years though.
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The cite for that was from 2016. The latest study has yet to publish results. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03446001?term=TRX0237
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Methylene Blue is in phase 3 trials with Taurx[1] The patented version will be slightly tweaked version of the century old drug so they can make some money on it. Still, it would be one for the ages that an out of patent cheap drug makes
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The crisis in mental health is that suicide levels have been rising since 2000. This is good evidence that the new drugs are worse than the old drugs. If you look at consumers rating of drugs they're on, mao inhibitor anti-depressant
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The new method of arguing is not to actually look at the person's argument but to instead investigate their background to find some other belief they have. Once you find a cancellable belief, you can use that to cancel them and then y
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Imagine being able to operate toggles in the program to not include news sources you disagree with. The horror of freedom!

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