tudorw

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   by tudorw 4y ago

   mostly agree I think the web is over as we know it maybe the solution will be the broken web plus some new system that has ties into local regulation ID systems so that you are accountable for your actions
2. 272.▲
   by tudorw 4y ago

   bow, boom, tack, hitch, tiller, helm, etc :)
3. 273.▲
   by tudorw 4y ago

   also I don't think eye tests work if you lie?
4. 274.▲
   by tudorw 4y ago

   hmm, that is true, but hey maybe not if you don't know the order of the alphabet ;)
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   by tudorw 4y ago

   sorry, but what internet community are we talking about, Usenet?
6. 276.▲
   by tudorw 4y ago

   It's what others are doing, so I go there to participate, I don't get to choose.
7. 277.▲
   by tudorw 4y ago

   My daughter and I used GPT to summon up some Sanrio characters for a tea party, it was adorable.
8. 278.▲
   by tudorw 4y ago

   they have around 11k users on Discord, I'm new to Discord but it seems like there and Tiktok are where the juicy bits are. The web is too noisy, unaccountable, slow and broken.
9. 279.▲
   by tudorw 4y ago

   Can everyone watch the video linked below and then comment, there are far more interesting aspects to discuss than what it's called. I picked up on no intention of deception.
10. 280.▲
    by tudorw 4y ago

    AI will shift things, if I can boot up another doctor or therapist or educator that's 80% as good as a human, in comparison to nothing at all, that's good, so one professional doctor could oversee a small squad of AI doctors and s
11. 281.▲
    by tudorw 4y ago

    did they just hold it nearer or further away?
12. 282.▲
    by tudorw 4y ago

    I some ways it's a bit like windows claiming OS1 to prevent OS2? This is also a pun, a very old one!
13. 283.▲
    by tudorw 4y ago

    okay, but Gimp was worse! am sure they can get over this little bump, I watched the interview with the founder and like the motives and progress.
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    Perhaps the name is a pun on 'for all' and a dig at OpenAI's lack of, well, openness.
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    count me in :)
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    what about drinking from the finger bowl, is that okay?
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    I would have preferred disclosure at the top, however, for me, it was a good read and the whiff of AI's hand in this was barely noticeable, I enjoyed the content.
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    very salient point, similar rights also cover musicians from having their music associated with something obnoxious
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    maigic
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    thanks, a good read, I'm always curious to go back and look at early knowledge system innovators who were looking at the 'causes' of 'breakthrough hypothesis' and looking to then 'engineer' a surrounding s
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    yes, but isn't that in itself novel, what is it that you want the system to do?
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    Fractal and Wavelet Image Compression Techniques Book by Stephen T. Welstead not sure about actual implementations
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    nice, if I understand, it would be great at ignoring the waves and spotting something less usual, a boat, or whale :)
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    That was the biggest takeaway for me too, what a lot of duplicated effort and lost opportunities competition can bring.
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    In my experience, it can certainly be coaxed into discussing novel concepts that transcend existing knowledge. I'm having fun getting it to explain what a hybrid of a Nelson Enfilade data structure combined with a tensegrity data struc
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    the aim is to combine my 'truths', eg belief systems, Xanadu (r), irrefutable measurable facts, think wolfram, creative multimedia content, think TikTok meets twitter, machine learning, sentiment and content analysis with somethin
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    tensegrity structures are afaik natures most stable yet diverse systems, their strength combined with flexibility gave me the notion that combining data storage and vector databases would benefit from a strut that can have properties, for e
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    'Sparks of AGI' https://youtu.be/qbIk7-JPB2c
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    I think something akin to a mashup between Engleberts augmentation, Nelson's Xanadu (r) and Bucky's tensegrity system would make a great accompanying knowledge management system to manage branching conversations with AI, after a w
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    by tudorw 4y ago

    I've been testing it's understanding of Ted Nelson's enfilades, it knew what I was asking, and implementations of that are to my knowledge scarce, in fact it specs out the whole Xanadu(r) system pretty well and I've been