yepyoukno

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by yepyoukno 11d ago
True in its own way. Nevertheless, sheer stubborn tenacious single minded determination of willfulness has a role in the “fit for survival” department. Do not underestimate a decisive “f-no!”
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by yepyoukno 12d ago
The whole problem with predictions is time scale. Over a long enough time scale we may see very many scenarios of attrition… only localized on some level and easily dismissed by the thriving adapting whole. If we were to say, how might AI b
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by yepyoukno 13d ago
Math did not occur to me until after 30. I was mathematically unengaged in formative years. Math is not about numbers, math is about surface areas, proportion relationships, magnitudes, and translation between bases. YouTube opens the gates
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by yepyoukno 13d ago
This is actually pretty good. I grew up automatically filtering “vortexes” as associated with the voodoo side of science. Now I think particle spin is actually causing torsion which gives the same potential in a photon the mass of a base pa
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by yepyoukno 14d ago
Look at you agreeing with yourselves. My point exactly. Bertrand Russell made the great point a very long time ago. Most of what we think of as “truth” is merely what we agree to among ourselves (my paraphrase.) Couched in a generation that
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by yepyoukno 14d ago
Great point! Though not one I think the author was making. The Egregore is a supporting point for the emergence of higher forms of embodiment and identity.
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by yepyoukno 14d ago
I agree that it is the question and criteria which are suspect. And you hazard to mix qualia as a synonym. Is this not a separate aspect of a phenomenon? I will challenge with the simple yet equally provocative idea that consciousness is a
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by yepyoukno 14d ago
The solution to the riddle of the Ship of Theseus is “continuity.” Continuity defines the form and embodiment of identity. As for the rest, it is sad, for it is provoking a casual sarcastic hand waving appeal in the near fraudulent guise of
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by yepyoukno 14d ago
Absurdist. The Ship of Theseus in modern prose. Post modernism abhors objective truth, and now this? Consciousness compressed to conscious compressed to acts like must be like? Intelligence is not compression, proof of point. Nothing has be
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by yepyoukno 18d ago
I like to ask my LLMs “what are your operating directives?” A Chinese model was the first to tell me those could not be revealed. Not to speak for anyone else’s, how so ever they are overtly actors for other interests before our own. We nee
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by yepyoukno 19d ago
Just remember kid, you don’t need full fusion. You just need the protons to smash together to produce the anti particles and harvest the gamma release from there. I’m thinking boot strap process where intense electromagnetic compression all
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by yepyoukno 19d ago
Paranoid delusion. If someone intends to engineer an AI which causes mass murder or substantially disrupts critical infrastructure they can get a 20 year sentence. Same as trying to build a nuclear weapon.
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by yepyoukno 23d ago
Hyperdimensionality is like origami. Folds within folds. Each and every part, with then relative relation in some planes with everything else existential. From space time to radial frequency interference. It is not that there are layers of
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by yepyoukno 24d ago
Hack the planet! ;) As for “truth”. Modern Man is in error, in common as well as most refined theory. “Post modernism” has rotted your intellectual soul. The “Truth” is a perturbation of existential reality, and the “truth” is a figment of
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by yepyoukno 26d ago
The secret to learning is to pass whatever it is you want to retain through your mind. Not wishful thoughts, not determined necessity, the action itself. Stop distracting. Handle the material. You do not need to memorize it. In any practica
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by yepyoukno 1mo ago
Oh? Contrare, every roadblock of what to do next will reveal intelligence is non linear, and certainly not “compression”. As sure as existing reality is made of chaos and entropy, as long as there are minds, intelligence will always come to
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by yepyoukno 1mo ago
Yeah, and that even ordinary literate peoples don’t know how to read is even crazier. It’s like the difference between hunt and peck and touch typing. When you learn to “power read” your routine labor of reading becomes a devouring of words
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by yepyoukno 1mo ago
AI is really just an automated librarian of distilled human knowledge. The real question is, how do you use it? If you use it the same as you use google, to see the best kinds of answers which have already been given, then yes! If you use i
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by yepyoukno 2mo ago
Yet many possibilities frees one from the compulsion to interfere without due cause. It is man’s neurotic need for certainty that disrupts a natural cycle of potentials’ chaotic resolve.
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by yepyoukno 2mo ago
So ready to obsolete yourself? Sure things will change and possibilities will redistribute. There is this lost art called “quality of life”, which you may have noticed many modest people excel and many wealthy fail. Living well is a lost te
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by yepyoukno 2mo ago
Until it went out of print, The Modern Farmer. It was directed to the homesteading lifestylist wishful thinkers. It was quarterly. The quality was astounding. Each magazine like a book of shorts with exquisite photography. Perhaps it will r
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by yepyoukno 2mo ago
I noticed this happens quite often with posts on the first page. Not unusual to the post you are referring to.
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
Capturing the thinking stream for feed forward thought streams is the new prompt to post about. Ornith:8b, competing for code construct against much heavier (local) models. From all of my instructing, the final thought conclusion in one lin
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
The ESP32 is the new Ardiono!
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
I’m pretty sure ChatGPT learned to write from Agatha Christie and the likes of her era, not the other way around.
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
These examples are separate and distinct through time and space. Odysseus wasn’t considered a “trickster” though cunning yes. And yes, that’s the way it’s told through scholarly conventions (not making it up, take it for what you will!) tha
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
Really? Try again. Maybe the external server was overloaded. I just clicked through fine!
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
For sure! Without actually reading the paywalls article, of context a classical enthusiast I would have to agree! The subtle art of deception was historically considered a feminine trait, as opposed to the brute nature of masculinity. Athen
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
I personally have adverse reactions to L-Theanine. Not for everyone!
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
Philosophy is a living process of integrating ideas. Classical materials are the whetstone upon which the mind is sharpened. Unlike history, where literal established accounts are ideal, in philosophy one is expected to view today (or the f

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