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nathias
1y ago
what do you think reasoning is?
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nathias
1y ago
this was no analogy, it really can't lie...
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nathias
1y ago
more like an artefact of the inability to lie than a hallucination
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1y ago
ironic, like rain on your wedding day
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nathias
1y ago
why do you think meta is more evil than google?
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nathias
1y ago
your comment misses the point entirely.
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nathias
1y ago
I'm unfamiliar with any philosophers rejecting the discoveries of linguistics, but this has no bearing on ethics and its problems, nor is linguistics 'Wittgensteinian'.
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nathias
1y ago
This isn't the case, and the hubris is not limited to academia...
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1y ago
I don't know why people allow others to proclaim they're 'ethicists' if they have no relevant philosophical education. There are whole fields of 'ethics' that are just PR departments trying to escape the now ba
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nathias
1y ago
I have lots of abandoned side projects at 1-5% and one at 80%.
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1y ago
of course you do, you have links to sources
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nathias
1y ago
did you trust everything you read online before?
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1y ago
I don't understand the urge for Americans to name things the opposite of what they are.
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1y ago
Descartes had a similar idea, but as far as I remember, it requires ether.
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nathias
1y ago
after 30 years of MS corruption in all public sectors, I hope this changes things
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1y ago
I think loneliness is a consequence of choice, people had less choice about their inclusion into the social networks, so they were more social, but now interaction is more voluntary. This is a much higher threshold (opt out vs opt in) and l
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nathias
1y ago
people will continue to publish cope articles about how AI is useless, far after superintelligence will be reached
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nathias
2y ago
what's this network people keep bringing up?
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nathias
2y ago
the biggest change I've seen as a remote dev is considerably less replies to my non-AI made cv, I think the competition for cheap labor got much harsher
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nathias
2y ago
ah yes, the guy that does the 'real' engineering, and then I'm hired to rewrite that 'engineering' to a normal modern framework
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nathias
2y ago
I want to own my data, algo, and instance.
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nathias
2y ago
how did COVID create new money supply?
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nathias
2y ago
I just want glasses to replace screens, so I can make a proper cyberdeck.
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2y ago
For example, I can read Baumgarten's metaphysics in original Latin on archive.org, before the internet people had to take months to reserve and arrange for the libraries to send them books, if it was possible at all. This means I can g
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2y ago
For me, that hope was realized, we have access to most of the books in existence, incredible projects of knowledge sharing, and countless other resources to learn any subject you want. If the majority of people don't want to use this,
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nathias
2y ago
treestyle tabs cured my tabs 'saving' syndrome, I now just close the ones I don't need it probably helped that I supplanted it with a better way to access history with vimium
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2y ago
AI will also allow for better spam filters
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nathias
2y ago
it takes about a day to learn how to start and about a week to achieve the speed you had before, after that its just gains
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2y ago
this seems as a good clue that consciousness is implemented as gamma neural oscillations
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2y ago
this isn't really the same you read something impactful that changes the way you think, your mind will stay changed even if you don't remember the actual reasons or point made, but advertisements, news, etc. will not change the wa
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