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by noiv 6y ago
So, why did you implied there was a brain? Seriously.
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by noiv 6y ago
This content is not available in your country (de) :(
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by noiv 6y ago
Turns out language is no longer an indication of intelligence. Any new proposals?
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by noiv 6y ago
I think GPT-3 will change the assumption written language or sentences a priory have meanings, because experience taught actions might follow. From now determining the author and their intentions is kind of an survival skill. Just imagine h
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by noiv 6y ago
That just proves my point, uni-time is a dead end.
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by noiv 6y ago
Asking for uni-time ignores physics. It just doesn't exist. It can already be measured clocks separated by a meter in altitude run differently. We might have something that works for daily human stuff, but if you leave the planet or as
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by noiv 6y ago
I'm on Ubuntu Gnome with touchegg and use three finger up/down for workspaces and three finger left/right for the history in browser and Nautilus. There's even a gesture to toggle tabs in Firefox like ctrl-tab. It'
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by noiv 6y ago
Do same thing with your favourite paint app, turn mouse into red pencil and click if pointer is invisible. Eventually you've mapped your blind spot.
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by noiv 6y ago
Check out search settings allowing up to 100 hits per page.
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by noiv 6y ago
Check out the work of Carlo Rovelli and start considering time as a human construct. It is not needed to explain the world and physics around us. Isn't framing time as a currency while proposing it as part of the universe just an attem
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by noiv 7y ago
You might want to google: 'javascript spectre exploit'.
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by noiv 7y ago
If you have volume and divide by surface area you'll get height.
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by noiv 7y ago
Is the offset of an arbitrary sequence in PI really shorter than the actual sequence?
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by noiv 7y ago
2012 wasn't bad measurement, it was actually visible from space. Also, cyclones in the Arctic is nothing special, 2012 was hefty, because the ice was already very thin and the ocean absorbed a lot of heat.
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by noiv 7y ago
Since 2007 a handful more of sea ice observing satellites has been launched into orbit, hundreds if not thousands papers about sea ice have been published and sea ice models have been improved significantly - all telling the same thing: sea
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by noiv 7y ago
I'd like to know in which part of the planet my comment is unsubstantiated.
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by noiv 7y ago
You do realize starvation is already happening because of changing weather pattern?
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by noiv 7y ago
I fail to imagine problems worse than Earth with +4C.
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by noiv 7y ago
> There is no one single clever solution to the climate problem. There is. Just stop emitting greenhouse gases.
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by noiv 7y ago
I'll bite. I'd take a body running a simulation of the environment to compare possible outcomes of its actions. At some point along the path driven by evolution the body manages to put himself into the simulation provoking a whole
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by noiv 7y ago
Democracy comes in different flavors. There is even a kind without career politician. Checkit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sortition
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by noiv 7y ago
Well, I'd start here: https://www.ipcc.ch and claim that's the least biased information available. Don't know whether it fits your definition of summary or up-to-date.
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by noiv 7y ago
However, planting all these trees may add enough value to the environment, so that mentioned ANDs are easier to tackle with less resistance.
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by noiv 7y ago
Well, how many humans live at the altitude measured by UAH and RSS?
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by noiv 7y ago
I think a machine which successfully finds a charging point in a changing environment to fill its batteries when needed has already a good simulation of its 'body'.
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by noiv 7y ago
Well, humans are part of the environment of dogs - selecting or not.
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by noiv 7y ago
Is this any different from branch prediction?
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by noiv 8y ago
That needs some citation. Or why then is justice so fixated at the right guy suffers at the end?
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by noiv 8y ago
Sure, it's a construct, but do you really want to throw responsibility over board? Why punish people if their choices are just consequences of weird electron configurations?
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by noiv 8y ago
Am I an introvert if trust my image manipulation know-how and purpose detection sensor array more than my human instincts in the quest this web site proposes?

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