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by qsdf38100 2y ago
It reminds me of some talk I had the chance to come across, I can’t remember which one. Sleep could be a training phase. Discerning whether inputs come from the real world or from the trained neural network itself would be the reward functi
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
In your cube example you are using the word "vector" to refer to faces of the cube. Did you mean matrix? My understanding is that the cube is a rank 3 tensor, the faces (or rather slices) of the cube are rank 2 tensors (aka matric
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
SpaceX saying that SpaceX did nothing wrong is a start, but it would be nice to get the same kind of refutation from more independent sources.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
I was very happy to see a new video from him. It has been ages. I highly recommend the one debunking the magic trick with the card, the glass and the monkey. As you said, it’s much more than a debunk, he even went to the place where it was
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
> If the mind was purely matter, these fundamental building blocks for knowledge itself would be inaccessible. The potential implications of this take on consciousness are fascinating. This implies that a perfect computer simulation of a
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
> If it's really all that dull, people will just take up extreme sports such as juggling honey badgers or naked skydiving over active volcanoes. That, or... I know that'll sound crazy but... not everything has to be an adrenal
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
What is it you suggest we can change with chemistry? Is it boredom? Are you suggesting we can keep enjoying the things we are bored with thanks to LSD or something? So, a childless world with centuries-old people drowning there boredom in d
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Being old is not limited to how you look. It’s also how your world views change, how your personality evolves, etc. Also you didn’t address my almost-no-children point. That one I think is the stronger point. Looking at my children grow old
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Do you know about exponential growth? If birth and death rates are not about the same, it means the population will double every X years. You’ll need a major breakthrough in food production every X years. For ever. Even if we achieve that,
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Well we know that the physical brain is the support of mental abilities, because brain damage causes loss of abilities. It’s very reasonable to assume that you can’t be conscious without your brain.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Edit: was answering to the wrong comment, sorry.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Still mean living in a world of mostly very old people, and almost no children. Sounds depressing to me.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
"Solving death" won’t help humanity. Isn’t that obvious to you?? For a starter, birth rates and death rates should be about the same otherwise it’s not sustainable. If you "solve death", birth rates will need to drop a l
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Do you really mean average age or do you mean life expectancy?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Regardless of whether German energy policies were influenced by the Kremlin, they sure benefit the Kremlin an awful lot.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
A problem for who? For X? For society? For Elon?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Note that one of Elon's goal with the whole hyperloop nonsense was precisely to divert investment from high-speed rail so that it wouldn't compete with "full self driving" cars.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
For me it was ads from a shady guy that was telling me that schools are how the "elites" make sure the masses don’t now the truth. Then he explained how his online reeducation courses would open a new world to me (and get rich). I
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Being weak vs Putin is what will start ww3. Same with Hitler, no amount of appeasing could have prevented ww2. Not letting Hitler build up his military (which wasn’t allowed by ww1 peace treaties) and annexe foreign land is what could have
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
> Yep. You just have to pretend that everyone who deployed Windows had an actual competitive choice available to them. Could you elaborate? How is that related to security and availability being non negotiable?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Are you saying the two parties are equally to blame? It seems to me that one party is trying to turn the US into a dictatorship while the other is trying to prevent that to happen, and failing.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
You seem to define right and wrong in terms of winners and loosers at the game of life. If you survive, you’re right? No matter what you do, the end justify the means? Is that what you’re saying?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Where did you learn about these entire cities burning down? Could you share any link?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Do you expect a Maga style government to let you protest more freely?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
How many kids does he have?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Sure, I understand, thanks for sharing. Take care.
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
I assume you were living in the US. How hard was it to adapt to the culture differences ? In what country are you living now ?
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
Yes, they are at war, they are all-in, while we are not. Maybe it’s time to consider we are at war too? How long are we going to let them wage information war, sabotage, political interference and corruption against us? They talk on state s
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
This reminds me of some coworkers I had that moaned anytime they saw 'template' in some code. They were convinced that templates were just bad, and that they should stay in the STL. Some of these people would then proceed to use v
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by qsdf38100 2y ago
I’ve recently started watching StarCraft games again. Lee young ho aka Flash aka the GOAT returned from the military, and it’s been fantastic to watch. Artosis is a great commenter as well. There’s something really unique with this game, I

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