solarpunk

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by solarpunk 3y ago
or maybe the ai superintelligence has calculated a trajectory for an asteroid on a collision course for earth guaranteed to eliminate a vast majority of life on the planet, but has a feasible disaster recovery plan for itself. and we would
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by solarpunk 3y ago
what if the ai superintelligence is banking on us running datacenters non-stop in the hopes of continued return on investment. all while humans are deprived of electricity needed to operate air conditioning in a continuously heating world.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
dude... the concern is /existential/ though, right?! to summarize, i'm not advocating for this, i'm just emphasizing there's a nifty little framework already in place.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
i wouldn't worry too much about this. if people were being serious, rather than cynically weaponizing non-expert anxieties in pursuit of regulatory capture or marketing, the pragmatic solution to all future worries about AI alignment i
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by solarpunk 3y ago
what's the premise here? this thing will become iteratively better until it could potentially be capable of bad outcomes? if that's the case, how much resources do you think should be dedicated to regulating it? more or less than
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by solarpunk 3y ago
we better make sure microsoft devotes all funding earmarked for openai to ensuring future versions of their product are incapable of creating bad outcomes.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
... I'm not trying to be rude, but do you think maybe you have bought into the purposely exaggerated marketing?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
how likely are you to start work on a project depending on an ecosystem of wildly overstated capabilities?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
actually i kinda think it's cool they're pissing away microsoft's money on stuff like this. we need some statistical data to quantify whether the program hallucinates more or less than the author of an average erowid guide.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
would this mean if the issuer experiences an outage you'd be unable to access sites?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
you've posted this in a few threads, but i dont think i understand what the scenario it is used in would be? every user of social media in florida now has to visit a third party (who?) that sets a cookie (private state token?) on their
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Did you buy one?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Yeah, folks gotta understand the hygiene hypothesis kinda relies on assumptions about baseline environments, it falls flat on its face if you consider environments with industrialized biological contaminants such as hospitals, factory farms
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by solarpunk 3y ago
OpenAI sure doesn't seem to have much commitment to upholding any principles they set for themselves, do they?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
what are your thoughts on road shoulder parking lanes?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
i cook a decent amount, because it's easier to get bulk stuff that fits in my combo pannier-backpack from the grocers, than say frozen pizzas or boxes of cereal. even eggs seem to have less spoilage due to transport by bike than via ca
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Minneapolis, MN! fwiw, a stolen bike is about 500usd to replace (i have my dad's 1970s Schwinn as a backup for when i am doing maintenance or loaned out my daily rider) vs a stolen car... i know a half-dozen people who've had thei
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by solarpunk 3y ago
I've given up my car for over a year now. I put roughly 200 miles on my bike every month, and I utilize transit when unwilling/unable to bike. It's very stress-free not needing to park/store, insure, and maintain a machi
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by solarpunk 3y ago
do you mind me inquiring what use a coral tpu would have on a small machine like this?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
That's how these things are marketed, so that's probably not an uncommon scenario.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
check out https://greenhouse.server.garden/
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by solarpunk 3y ago
would this system, its deployment, replenishment, and upkeep cost less than simply avoiding the area?
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by solarpunk 3y ago
aping john gilmore a bit here: global supply chain interprets blockade as damage and routes around it.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
this is nonsensical.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Boeing really wants to cut corners, and it's gonna take a really long time to fully bite them in the ass, because of their effective monopoly on US produced jets.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
hell yeah, brother
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Don't let DARPA find out about this or we'll have a public-private partnership between Valve and Raytheon operating functional manhack arcades in the next half life installment.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
https://www.beep.blog/io/
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by solarpunk 3y ago
Probably best to diversify infrastructure investment across... multiple projects.
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by solarpunk 3y ago
yes, op asked about a video titled lotr.mkv, but with millions of tiny differences.

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