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by vokep 8y ago
False memories are one which many have experienced, as well as mentioned above, increased chance of sleep paralysis. Increased SP doesn't seem so bad, just maybe inconvenient. Building up more and more false memories doesn't see
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by vokep 8y ago
The behavior isn't changed, right, but it depends on python behavior. IF the python behavior changed somehow, than the C behavior might as well, and due to the A implies B & B implies A basic structure of the system, very weird
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by vokep 8y ago
but that just means there is more logical (predetermined) action 'out of our reality' The input of a program is predetermined by the physics that drive input to reach the program. (or it is from nowhere and is truly random, thoug
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by vokep 8y ago
Cool article, but yea...this^ It has potential corrections and such just sitting there
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by vokep 8y ago
Yes, however, while the money spent on those is not much, just imagine the time spent, and all the people, all the mental effort, that could be going to something real that builds something new, but instead is going into building virtual
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by vokep 8y ago
Its not that Mars would be better or even equal, but that it would be a second chance, just in case.
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by vokep 8y ago
This is kind of perfect.
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by vokep 8y ago
Same issue. I've got a touchscreen but use a mouse, works on touchscreen, not mouse. Cannot drag around the canvas even with touch tho.
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by vokep 8y ago
Good thinking, while we're at it, if we don't want people freely running code on their own hardware, why should they be able to freely think? The people who use software in ways you don't like, had to think about using it th
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by vokep 8y ago
but how is 0 any different from any other number then? If you're going to look at more than just integers, infinity is everywhere, in between every number you can count, and then some! 0 is as meaningless but so is every other number!
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by vokep 8y ago
Because its surprisingly easy to empathize with. The fundemental pattern of choosing between doing the right thing and doing the easy thing is all it really comes down to. The right thing isn't nearly as difficult to do as it sou
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by vokep 8y ago
I think the suicide line was specifically to highlight that despite that being "the way it is", it has very real unacceptable consequences.
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by vokep 8y ago
much appreciated
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by vokep 8y ago
Paywall :/
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by vokep 8y ago
Lol of course just because its something "new" and different, evolutionary algos must be "more powerful"
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by vokep 8y ago
its likely targeted to video editing or vfx work where you're gonna need some rendering power
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by vokep 8y ago
in the modern context? corrupted.
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by vokep 8y ago
Not really when theres a good chance its ending up going through radio technology still anyways (wifi). And its a matter of complexity - its obvious why OTA would have less problems to solve in order to get the same performance and behavior
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by vokep 8y ago
Yep, They compete endlessly, while we enjoy hyper-accurate decisions on these things, leading to greater efficiency of both.
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by vokep 8y ago
But that's a racist and sexist statement. You are fundamentally seeing people as 'White' or 'Men' instead of as they are, people. A persons ability to be racist or the victim of racism is solely dependent on if th
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by vokep 8y ago
Sounds nice I guess, the 3kx2k display sounds good. Other than that, I don't really want Huawei hardware tho
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by vokep 8y ago
When you think about it though, for all our sophistication we... >Can only hold ~7 unique items in mind >Have relatively low resolution memory, and instead of just seeing it like that, unsure/unknown details are filled in almost
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by vokep 8y ago
Very cool, glad you mentioned it!
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by vokep 8y ago
didn't work for me :/ edit: clearing cookies does the trick!
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by vokep 8y ago
seems like laser-style wifi may be the future due to this alone. (or maybe fiber is still more cost effective idk)
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by vokep 8y ago
That itself is a culture/ideology though. That is sort of the culture of the west in fact, to move forward, and whatever isn't helping move forward gets left behind.
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by vokep 8y ago
This is talking about right at the fovea though. Thats a pretty small space. I'm thinking we will see VR sewing in the next decade, because we'll find shortcuts to making it work. Sure hyper-acuity is hard, but its virtual realit
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by vokep 8y ago
I agree with the comment about "a bit of column a, a bit of column b" By default we are immersed purely in illusion. I'm sure you have your own mental image of a person who is entirely immersed in the illusions presented by
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by vokep 8y ago
I. Am. Terrified. This is too close slow the hell down
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by vokep 8y ago
Actually it may be more worth it than most energy sucking things. If it becomes an actual currency, the proof-of-work system will put everyone in an arms race of power/compute efficiency unlike any other.

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