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sawwit
11y ago
> Switch from emacs to vim or vice versa. Switch to emacs + evil, or alternatively to Spacemacs: https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs
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Let me recycle an earlier comment of mine: --- > "don't turn humans into paperclips" is part of the context of "make more paperclips" The idea expressed in this thought experiment is not that the AI gets its obje
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What makes you so certain?
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> "don't turn humans into paperclips" is part of the context of "make more paperclips" The idea in this thought experiment is not that the AI parses this sentence in the context of human culture (then it would
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Computational Meta-Psychology [video]
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Alternatively in the browser: https://webirc.hackint.org/#32c3 https://webirc.hackint.org/#32c3-hall-1 https://webirc.hackint.org/#32c3-hall-2 https://webirc.hackint.org/#32
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LPT: There is an option to export to iCal so you can set up a notification if you want to watch it live.
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Though, aren't there also plenty of other mechanisms that affect it? For example increasing speed of manufacturing procedures and improving knowledge about how to design complex systems. The end seems to be extremely dense blocks or sp
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Well, there are at least 40, if not 500 years ahead of me.
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On the other hand, in my experience absolute equality can also result in stressful situations because of things like diffusion of responsibility and communication difficulties. Sometimes it's just more efficient to outsource decisions
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Fair point. I somehow was under the false impression that no one ever uses these Flash Player projectors, but it seems to have been supported for a long time according to the WINE app DB. Still awesome. =D
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I'm frequently surprised that wine just works even with the most obscure and odd programs, e.g. exe packed Flash SWFs and programs with weird custom GUIs.
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The Automaton (350 BC)
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An Alien God (2007)
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> People start to become very irrelevant. Please be precise here and say they will be irrelevant in economic terms . What will be left are things humans otherwise care about: producing art, consuming art, fun, games, sports, traveling
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> they will adhere primarily to the profit motive You are assuming that there is be an obvious way of doing so, an obvious solution to the control problem.
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No. Cooperations are not necessarily like artificial intelligences. They are cooperations of human intelligences and these two classes of intelligences have actually very little in common if you look past the similarity that they are potent
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I think one of the best evidences we have is the level at which computers outperform the human mind in certain domains. An artificial general intelligence would have very low latency access to all these mathematical and computational tools
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Just because we can formulate an optimization objective, it is not guaranteed that we will find an algorithm that solves it within a reasonable amount of time. In case of humans, these objectives or preferred states are possibly very simple
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Should AI Be Open?
(slatestarcodex.com)
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It's perhaps specifically a problem with YouTube, or the JS events for the video playback, or something related to that: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1163327 Oh well, I'll just use a bookmarklet&#x
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You are right and I gave it a go: I've tested it with a 640x386 H264 movie clip averaged over the same time span with a blank Firefox profile: VLC: 14.0 % Firefox: 27.1 % Edit: Interesting. I tried it with a different vide
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This is my Firefox wish list: * Make no distinction between tabs and bookmarks, so that I can search for tabs in the bookmark library and easily arrange them and move them to bookmark folders etc. * Add optional tab auto-suspend for heavy J
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OS X El Capitan v10.11.2 Update
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It will be interesting to test whether one can react fast enough if a drone like this approaches from a shallow angle from the side. It could even approach in free fall the last few meters, so it would be almost noiseless: https:/
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> Chairs with arms I don't remember where, but I've heard that chair with arms are not optimal since they constantly apply pressure to the interior of your forearm.
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Admittedly the more interesting part will be the software flying the drone. It seems we are going to need a lot of these [1] and targeted people will need to wear safety goggles. [1]: http://i.imgur.com/aAh4jwq.gifv
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I wrote "almost autonomously".
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> It's not much more of a threat to society than a handgun. These drones could be programmed to target specific groups of people, for example of a certain ethnicity, and attack them almost autonomously. Short range slingshot mecha
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> The risks of things like rogue drones made from cheap commodity hardware, which might be sensible as well … In Prof. Tegmark’s recent presentation at the UN he mentioned the possibility of extremely cheap drones that approach the vic
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