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vokep
8y ago
But beach sand DOES compute, once treated and arranged in a certain way. The ability to compute is present in all matter. The ability for consciousness is present in all matter in the same way. Perhaps these abilities are one and the same.
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vokep
8y ago
But theoretically you could just as well be a philosophical zombie, getting up and making a sandwhich. Electrical lights on in the brain but no light of consciousness.
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8y ago
Seem's it couldn't decide between hair or beanie, so it just went with both
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vokep
8y ago
I'm not sure how common it is, but I've seen/heard of on multiple occasions a kid needing to pee in a department store and the parent saying something like "just go over there", with "over there" being som
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vokep
8y ago
Well, thats the future magic world of building things with proteins. So, no you wouldn't put ketchup in a lemon, but you might have what appears to be a typical ketchup packet,appears to be made of plastic, but is actually some mix of
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vokep
8y ago
I think 'assuming good faith' may be the issue, as it cannot usually be reasonably assumed, and without it, everything good about this falls apart. In that trip of 300, I don't think what you set up quite aligns with the way
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8y ago
Do you think that means they don't get paid? Non-profit itself isn't a super meaningful term as far as if profits are being made or not. To be a non-profit, many hoops have to be jumped through, certain forms of profit have to b
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8y ago
From their blog post: >These samples have substantial policy implications: large language models are becoming increasingly easy to steer towards scalable, customized, coherent text generation, which in turn could be used in a number of b
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vokep
8y ago
Realistically, how could a project be setup around this? I mean, how do we get everyday normal people to use it? Its been attempted before (namecoin etc)...but maybe some advantage could be given to make it more attractive.
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8y ago
I think its a bit more complex than that, maybe something like if (memory.timestamp < YESTERDAY && memory.significance < 0.1) { delete(memory); } else { dream_playback(memory).then((score) => { memory.si
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8y ago
>And how useful is the "global average is getting better" to people who want to raise kids well-fed but currently cannot? Very much so. Those same people in the past, instead of worrying about feeding their kids well, would be
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8y ago
>And whenever someone makes the point I'm making in this post, people rush in to point out that you can do so much good with lots of money. As if that somehow runs in opposition to hoarding it from being used by the broader populati
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8y ago
I think maybe a good way to go is a compromise - Since you're already taking efforts to protect privacy without needing to trust you, thats already a good start. But maybe you need some kind of ID to tie behavior together, so you do r
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vokep
8y ago
You're right, that sentence captures it entirely, the rest is additional words but not additional meaning.
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8y ago
Nope, this kinda thing should be limited to opt-in beta testing.
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8y ago
thats one of the most awesome aspects of them, they are self-packaged. Most of the benefits of plastic, with none of the downsides. The only additional downside it might have that plastic doesn't is it decays and smells bad if youdon
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8y ago
Thats true, but there's no good way to just 'fix' it all. However, don't make the test expensive. Basically, make it economically equal to as great a degree as possible. Some will still be disadvantaged of course, but
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8y ago
Since it does in fact have racist origins, maybe a campaign could be organized to make more aware of this? seems like the kind of thing that pretty much everyone except racists would be for, and so its just a matter of getting the word spre
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8y ago
The key is balance between chaos and order. Too much change all the time and things are too chaotic for anything good to stick. Too little and nothing ever changes (orderly but pointless). Just right and things continually improve.
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8y ago
Would it be worth it to spend $1M attempting to bruteforce it? Who knows, it could be surprisingly simple short length password
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8y ago
Hardware-based signing-while-recording, and only consider previously recorded self-verified unsigned recordings legitimate, otherwise unsigned=assumefake.
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8y ago
Nope! :) Its actually part of the syntax of search queries for google. That said, it still isn't always the best results.
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8y ago
This is different, its the opposite in fact. Experience is ONLY directly experienced is what I'm saying. It cannot be measured. Well, it can, but only from within itself It can express this measurement in a representational form how
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8y ago
I don't assume that the stuff is forever beyond physical explaination, and like I said we can perform science on the behavior of it. But ultimately the scientific method will always conclude that its ultimately an illusion and that th
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8y ago
Pain is objectively bad. Even if in a greater moral system pain is necessary to balance things and so is "good" in that sense, even then it would be a necessary evil. (keyword evil) If there were a way without it, that would be
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8y ago
Think about it like this: What actually is the color green? sure, a wavelength of around 532nm coming into your eye causes it to happen, but thats just information. Then its processed in your brain and at some point recognized as green. S
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8y ago
The material universe doesn't care about us, but we do, and we are not separate from the universe. Consciousness is the important thing, why it all matters, why bad things are really actually bad. Pain may be expressed, but as all oth
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8y ago
Its not that is isn't original, in fact thats whats great about it! It captures the same value the million dollar site did, but in an entirely original way. Thats at least how I take such a comparison.
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8y ago
Its the removal of user-designed anything. Got a facebook page? Same format for everyone. Just another brick in the wall Got a MySpace page back then? You have a playground to express yourself, you are a human being.
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8y ago
But theres also "I know many things and people claim I'm smart, but I insist on feeling stupid anyways, and part of the rationale for that is because I do X....oh you say smart people do X? Maybe I'm pretty okay then"
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