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by standardly 2y ago
People should become familiar with ORCH-OR before trying to strawman Penrose's reasoning as some sort of soul-affirming duality. He hypothesizes consciousness emerges via quantum interactions; therefore, classical, analogue computation
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by standardly 2y ago
It would appear the common brain is moving away from general intelligence faster than AI is moving towards it
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by standardly 2y ago
So my takeaway from the thread is.. No browser is good, and there is no acceptable alternative currently. Got it, thanks guys
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by standardly 2y ago
This resonates with me heavily, except it's my entire family. Much worse.
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by standardly 2y ago
Someone hasn't read Julian Jaynes...
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by standardly 2y ago
Gelatinous Cube! I knew it was an inevitable reality. I for one welcome our slime overlords
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by standardly 2y ago
"Axioms" is a very generous way of stating it.. but I'm sure you'd agree
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by standardly 2y ago
listen to any episode and it's evident
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by standardly 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWLtTP07FCw Well, my comment is going to end up hidden. I guess this just isn't that interesting, and I assume the video I am linking here will be seen as meaningless with no possible hi
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by standardly 2y ago
I have a layman theory on protocell organization. It can't explain replication, but hear me out. So one of the most likely candidate locations for abiogenesis, purportedly, are hydrothermal vents. Now, consider Cymatics ( https:/&
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by standardly 2y ago
> You know that an LLM is not going to provide any meaningful narrative, or craft a thought provoking story The title of the paper is "Exploring the POTENTIAL of LLM-based agents..." Right now, yeah, just play BG3. But the co
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by standardly 2y ago
> the point of D&D is a social game played with others That's one of the points, or a benefit maybe, but its not the WHOLE point. Some people just enjoy RP and fantasy worlds, so a single-player campaign would still be enjoyable
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by standardly 2y ago
Yay, can't wait to read this. I spent a lot of time tuning prompts for gpt4 DM sessions, and I had a lot of fun. It has SO much potential, and I was pleasantly surprised! I am not really considering mainstream commercialization, but I
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by standardly 2y ago
Now try getting Adobe Acrobat to run inside Doom.
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by standardly 2y ago
The scariest thing about being the world's oldest person. Everyone on the planet at the time of your birth is gone.
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by standardly 2y ago
"According to this hypothesis, the gesture was a secret sign used to recognize crypto-jews each other" "According to this hypothesis, the gesture was a secret sign used to recognize masonic followers each other" I have n
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by standardly 2y ago
not ashamed to admit I will never fully comprehend this.
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by standardly 2y ago
spotify is a garbage software, for android it auto-plays in the car and there is nothing you can do to stop it except uninstalling the app
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by standardly 2y ago
Imagine being sued by a celebrity for looking or sounding like them. Should've not chosen to born with a similar voice.
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by standardly 2y ago
Totally. He constantly messes with his pedals and pickups while playing, and never even looks down, it's impressive. Very important as musician to be that familiar with your gear. I heard you can get a Langeudoc like Trey's for a
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by standardly 2y ago
That dude is a wizard. A lot of guitar players look down on fancy pedal setups, but watching his rig rundown video on youtube was mind blowing. I've heard Anastasio get tones and effects you just won't hear anywhere else.
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by standardly 2y ago
He clearly made it up during the interview. I admit I spent more time right clicking -> 'search the web' for some of the words he used. Incredible vocabulary.. I have to use 'intellection' soon, I've needed to us
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by standardly 2y ago
The dumbest medium for political discourse imaginable. We are doomed when people cannot digest more than one sentence at a time.
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by standardly 3y ago
It is so difficult to remotely understand all this when every other term is in "quotes". Of course, I'm not a physicist, so I probably wouldn't understand it all, anyways. I am just pointing out how many dang quotes ther
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by standardly 3y ago
Wow, that seems super hard but unusable on desktop for me. No native keyboard support? I could overlook that, but the letter reveal is extremely slow to load for me. Could be an issue on my end.
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by standardly 3y ago
"Don't tread on me!" replied the OP, as he designed an unsafe airplane and expected market forces to sort it out after people died.
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by standardly 3y ago
Not sure why you're grayed out - no, you cannot copywrite gameplay. The name "Wordle" could be protected, though, which is probably the case here. In any case, Wordle is too damn easy. Don't think I've ever lost. I
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by standardly 3y ago
> there are severe physics limits to how much beams can be steered and focused. Are you skimming over this part? Of course enemy nation states have invested in jamming capability... just not on this front
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by standardly 3y ago
Wondering the same thing. "Why is my cat glowing?" sounds inevitable for my household
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by standardly 3y ago
Is the crispness of compressed audio really the benchmark of TTS improvements? I feel like that's an aside. A valid point, but not much of a detractor..

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