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by throwuwu 4y ago
I thought the conclusion was the weakest part. Look at the two ambiguous responses for terraforming and asking AIs for advice side by side. They’re basically form letters with opposing opinions substituted in. Contrast this to text completi
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Biased much?
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by throwuwu 4y ago
TANSTAAFL
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Wtf does six weeks of peak power consumption for a city look like in volume of water? Probably bigger than a city
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Eventually we will build a sentient AI and we’d better have our morals and attitudes figured out before then.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
What a miserably sad future you dream of. I bet it revolves around one language, one culture, and one party rule.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
These dark forest conjectures are getting boring. The biggest nail in the coffin for them is the statistical improbability that any intelligence we come in contact with is going to be even remotely near us in technological development. They
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by throwuwu 4y ago
If we can refer to ships and countries as she then why not chatbots?
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by throwuwu 4y ago
I think it would be beneficial to have even just ChatGPT level AI bots in virtual worlds. Getting a lot of players online in the same location is hard both network wise and socially. Bots could fill that gap especially for games. Empty VR w
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by throwuwu 4y ago
People are going to use this to steal cars and scam people. It will almost certainly screw up and kill somebody at some point. No amount of new features will ever convince me to buy a car that does this but the people who do buy them will u
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by throwuwu 4y ago
There are quite a few more “isms” in those books. They weren’t made for modern audiences.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
“Connery” said it best: anal bum covers i.e. they’re just covering their asses.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
You’re confusing woke and liberal.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
That’s a cartoon depiction of censorship. You can censor by editing or omitting text as well. The black bar would actually be preferable because it would clearly indicate that there was content there before and that someone had censored it.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
You’d have to assume a conspiracy among all historians both amateur and professional for that cliche to be true. The people that write history are humans and they all behave and believe in different ways. You’ll never find an unbiased versi
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by throwuwu 4y ago
It always seems slow until you’re on the right hand side of the elbow
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Tell me about your mother…
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by throwuwu 4y ago
It seems to me that a lot of everyday communication is rather statistical in nature. We don’t necessarily think deeply about each word choice but instead fall back on well worn patterns and habits. We can be more deliberate about how we com
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Nope, there are already several services transcribing the audio content of video so expect that to be ingested too. You’ve seen the video suggestions with timestamps in google search right?
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by throwuwu 4y ago
> The open source contribution/project would have to have a sufficiently high bar for it to be even considered. Else, I'd just assume they were being less than honest. I'd rather someone tell me they spent a year working o
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Are you not even bothering to go to the same lengths as amateur YouTube space photographers and sending up a phone with the balloons? Talk about half assing it.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
So what happens if these interested parties see a lot of success and want to do even better? India and the Middle East are quite hot, it would be a nicer climate if they cooled it down by a few degrees. What would that do to North America,
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Can confirm, I have radiant heat and we have to watch out for condensation on windows especially in the bathroom or where curtains are drawn. We have an air exchange as well and it does help but not 100%
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by throwuwu 4y ago
I don’t think we ever had an era where you could assume what you read online was correct. Acquiring knowledge has always required critical thinking and checking of sources, this has been known throughout history eg Polybius and his insisten
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by throwuwu 4y ago
I think your paraphrasing is inaccurate, they said > Instead it might be better to select programmers who are good (but not necessarily great) at coding Good but not great doesn’t mean they are the least valuable, it means they are compe
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by throwuwu 4y ago
If they can be rolled and unrolled repeatedly this would be great for RVs since you could use them instead of the canopy material for shade. Fabric covered buildings would be another application if they can be made durable enough.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
It’ll need to be durable enough to walk on then.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
50 years? Where, Europe? With tile I’m guessing because in North America most people have asphalt roofs that need to be replaced every 15 to 20.
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by throwuwu 4y ago
It’s not the holes for the cables that are the problem. It’s the anchor screws that mount the panels to the roof. If you’ve ever installed shingles on a roof you would know that you have to be careful to cover all of the nail heads with the
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by throwuwu 4y ago
Covering a parking lot with anything let alone solar panels that require lots of electrical connections is not a simple job. Think of all the supporting posts and beams, footings that will take up space, wind load considerations, etc.

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