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by nuguy 8y ago
This is brilliant.
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by nuguy 8y ago
Exactly. Living your life with zero buffer against fluctuations in the availability of life-critical materials is just as stupid as people who are prepping for zombie invasions. One guy thinks nothing will ever happen and the other thinks s
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by nuguy 8y ago
Myst and even riven were great but very poorly designed and thought out. When you play for the first time there’s a huge hump to get over because you don’t know where the puzzle makers are coming from. I tended to overthink the puzzles and
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by nuguy 8y ago
I have no idea why people are worried about misinformation. The information that actually made an impact of the election was all completely true. Nobody except a handful of extremists took seriously things like pizza pedos and etc.
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by nuguy 8y ago
Nothing is determined beforehand, you use what you know to try and guess what will happen. How can you look at it all, and my comments, and not think that the outcomes I’ve described are a very good guess? It doesn’t have to be definitive.
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by nuguy 8y ago
AI is much more severe. Whether just automation or otherwise. We can come back from global warming. We can never come back from AI.
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by nuguy 8y ago
Assuming that this is a well known and trusted scientific website, this kind of message just gives tons of ammo, very legitimate ammo, to political entities that claim the scientific community has political bias. This article is clearly lef
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by nuguy 8y ago
You completely misinterpret what I’ve said. The way capital and power are shared is determined by economics. Not by us. The presence of AI will cause capital and power and etc to naturally shift away from humans in general. It is inescapabl
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by nuguy 8y ago
Don’t you see the logic of what I’m saying? How can you read my comment history and still think that automation is not a problem? But the answer is the same for automation and super-intelligence: you have to prevent it from existing in the
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by nuguy 8y ago
That was a huge useless ramble. And anyway, it seems to focus on the danger of hyper-intelligence, not the economics of automation. That guy doesn’t have any idea what he’s talking about.
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by nuguy 8y ago
A bare-assertion fallacy is a “fallacy that makes no attempt to use logic in order to justify its conclusion.” Did you accidentally not read the whole paragraph of logic that I wrote in my comment? It’s right there dude. Pick one of the lin
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by nuguy 8y ago
That has nothing to do with the substance of my argument. Your suggestion is just to walk into it without trying anything? The “bad people” will have access to AI regardless of who creates it, when they create it or what manner they create
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by nuguy 8y ago
The lack of critical thought is entirely on your side of the court. Automation has not yet lead to negative things, therefore it never will? Once a job or task is automated, it can never be done by humans again. This is because within any m
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by nuguy 8y ago
The individual use-cases don’t matter. What matters are the points of contact between AI as a concept and the fundamental economics of human life as we know it. AI will change the economics of life in very fundamental and very negative ways
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by nuguy 8y ago
It is my moral obligation to express to you the fact that AI, even this kind of AI, is a death sentence for humanity. The progress of automation will eventually meet and surpass the human mind. But even before it does, perhaps long before i
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by nuguy 8y ago
I’m telling all of you, we need a new internet protocol. 90 percent of what’s done on the web is looking at pictures, videos, music and text. Just bake those things and a few others into a bare-bones protocol. No need for js. This way secur
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by nuguy 8y ago
The point is that they go home and get uninterrupted sleep.
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by nuguy 8y ago
I basically lived in a hospital room for the past week, though I’m not sick. The machine that pumps and monitors your iv fluids constantly emits screaming alarm tones. An alarm can be triggered if you bend your arm the wrong way, obstructin
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by nuguy 8y ago
I’ve actually already read that link. I was disappointed in its lack of detail. I’ll have to read the paper sometime. Your point about the gestation length is really good. Do you have a background in biology or cloning? Also I just read tha
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by nuguy 8y ago
I watched a 60 minutes segment about horse cloning. An oil heir from Texas became very interested in polo, a sport where horses are rode and where the genetics of the horses are what decide the winner more or less. So instead of starting hi
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by nuguy 8y ago
There was a previous submission on this recently. Thomas (?) from raptor was hanging out in the comments. I’m wondering about how complete the auditing of the entire thing is/can be. There are a lot of chips on a mobo that handle all k
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by nuguy 8y ago
People will become even more absorbed in their electronics and our culture and social lives will continue to change because of it. Right now we only unlock a tiny part of the potential of our electronics. This is because your system of inpu
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by nuguy 8y ago
What is going to cause the next recession?
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by nuguy 8y ago
The only thing that is clear is that something must be thought of and attempted.
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by nuguy 8y ago
I remember stumbling upon his YouTube channel and being very surprised at how much I admired him. He would do live-streams with very positive topics like learning chemistry and programming. There was an undercurrent of very negative vibes t
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by nuguy 8y ago
You aren’t seeing it. Look at the global economy as a whole.
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by nuguy 8y ago
You can’t pick and choose what is within your influence and what’s not. If the outcome of a system is both subject to your influence (to any degree) and also pre-determined then you are saying you don’t believe in free will — you are then i
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by nuguy 8y ago
This shocks me. Here is this man who is clearly a complete novice in international politics, economics and history. He says that we should make rogue countries “feel guilty” for developing malicious ai implementations. He hand-waves away th
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by nuguy 8y ago
This article is a complete waste. The title implies that it’s about ai but it turns out to be a portrait of a mans life — a pr piece. Not only that but free energy minimization has nothing to do with intelligence other than vaguely describi
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by nuguy 8y ago
If ai can do a job more efficiently it will be used for that job. Each market and each player in each market will selfishly automate while knowing that if everyone automated the world will end. The holdouts will be overrun by automatons and

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