soundpuppy

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by soundpuppy 1y ago
Super intelligence aware worlds create flowing states of utopia and miracles that spreads over the globe and ends all war at a genetic trigger level
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by soundpuppy 1y ago
And a singularity just in time. There will be reprucussions. Any quick change has more massive consequences than something long term, but it’s more of a shockwave of imbalance, as the AI systems begin creating butterfly effects in society t
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by soundpuppy 1y ago
The gap between the people demanding these systems and those who design it it is so large, it’s vulnerable to corruption in infinite ways, let’s be honest.
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by soundpuppy 1y ago
I think even the simplest of programming tools is still unfathomably powerful, enough to where you could eliminate data structures and still be where we are today. BitTorrent had a great amount of complexity, and look what streaming did to
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by soundpuppy 7y ago
Cuil idea!
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by soundpuppy 7y ago
If we were to make an analogy between radiocative matter entering the body, and toxic information entering the mind, what metrics do we use to measure the dangerous effects of the information? How long it lasts or how deeply it can modify c
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by soundpuppy 7y ago
Psychedelics have their ups and downs, but perhaps their best quality is their ability to enhance perspective. Being able to understand different points of views probably will change humans. Just recently there was an article on the front o
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by soundpuppy 7y ago
So how do we simulate the fallout and mushroom cloud of a tera-ton nuclear fusion explosion detonating while travelling at mach 300 in the stratosphere? What would that look like?
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by soundpuppy 8y ago
Can’t we make some sort of waxy nanostructure material in the form of a cigarette that burns with zero particulates? Won’t help the issue directly but will help smokers. Here’s an idea - since all vapes except home made devices are electron
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by soundpuppy 8y ago
Good. God only knows how much money is wasted when you just want a camera in the sky to monitor traffic/incidents and are forced to spend money on a helicopter/fuel/pilot.
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by soundpuppy 8y ago
Thanks! Originally I had the buttons as separate colors - it didn't look too great but I'll play around with it and think k about hiding the results until a user votes.
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by soundpuppy 8y ago
Looking for feedback on design, logo, favicon, and functionality. Still a work in progress.
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Fedbook.net(fedbook.net)
1 points by soundpuppy 8y ago|3 comments
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
Of course. But I don't see what you're getting at unless you're just suggesting a government sponsored solution would go the same way as Google+. I would argue otherwise - infact I do see a similarity in Google+ and the propo
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
We can call it FedBook.
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Facebook Replacement Prediction
2 points by soundpuppy 9y ago|3 comments
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
That was fast. Despite all his somewhat shady practices, at least he's willing to be held accountable. It's too bad we probably won't see the president own up to half the problems he's created.
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
This is the only reason why I would support dropping net neutrality. If the ISPs charged more for content, we could potentially see an ad free future!
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
I heard of a very Boring company which specializes in making vacuum tunnels.
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
Every Living Specie* I'm sure we'd run out of names, unless we just re-use Dan a million times.
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
"Ensuring 99.99% of all life forms reach full self-measured potential" LOL the earth would be a circus....
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
Protonmail
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by soundpuppy 9y ago
Facebook won't die by a movement like this, it'll die when users adopt alternatives.