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rytill
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No, it's for redundancy.
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Does anyone have a link to a good replacement resource for the 2nd source? The link is broken. [2] EE376C Lecture Notes: Universal Schemes in Information Theory: http://web.stanford.edu/class/ee376c/lecturenotes&#x
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Could you give some examples of stating a subject and object and not being able to ask a non-trivial question?
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I've sort of assumed that warp-drives == time-travel and are thus the same level of improbability. Is there a consistent universe where we have warp-drives and are NOT able to time-travel?
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9y ago
To a point... but it's so prolific that you should be testing to falsify it most of the time.
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> Meta thought: you radically underestimate both a) how much you know that other people do not and b) the instrumental benefits to you of publishing it. Can someone explain b) to me? Is he saying that, assuming you fit into category a, b
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9y ago
It depends on your metric for success. VR already has research applications and artists are using it for 3D modeling. VR gaming is neat, but in my expectations, not going to be the core focus of the technology. Generally, VR is about natura
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This is more likely.
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The discussion touches on this a bit near the end. The 'human consciousness is specifically important' meme could be harmful as we proceed as an evolutionary entity. For those who anticipate an AI singularity: it may be harmful to
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(100 billion people) * (the amount of thoughts a person has their life) is quite large, but I think nowhere near the amount of permutations of thoughts and emotions to go with them someone can reasonably have. I bet your thoughts are more u
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It's not as simple as that it's here because it 'helps' people. It's inevitable that tech comes about - it is possible and if you don't use it you are behind.
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9y ago
https://www.poltr.com Clean quick polling website
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9y ago
I go through this chain of logic every so often: What are the chances that anything only exists right now, and that this experience I'm having is 'special' in some way (e.g. significantly more likely to be occurring)? At firs
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Cool demo. Reminds me of a music visualizer.
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9y ago
Possibly by someone trying to do good. More likely by someone just following their rational incentives. Very few people are 'evil' actors but most follow incentives.
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I don't feel like there's any major lack of sunlight and I've lived in Pittsburgh for years. Source?
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9y ago
Yes of course, if you want to have an older dad just be geeky.
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Seems like that's at least partially on you. I have a friend like this and, while we get along great most of the time, he is always interrogating people who say no to him and you can just tell he's assuming 'the true reason i