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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
You’re wrong! Lorentz field displacement is another example. You merely need an extraordinary amount of potential, hence the true fusion and optimal gamma collection!
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
What do you mean no physics claim? Fusion, we are currently 100 years away from “true” fusion power. Notably, capturing the gamma potential is far beyond our means. In the sun the gamma release bounces around for approximately ONE MILLION Y
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
Easy, - true controlled fusion, harvest the gamma potential right off the reactor - master intense electromagnetism, useful for all sorts of things - accelerate masses towards the speed of light, as ballast propulsion - build a city sized c
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by yepyoukno 3mo ago
Or some fuzzy yet inevitably reliable shit. The modern trend is to think intelligence is generative “like compression” or “predicting next in sequence” rather than iteratively reducing uncertainty, like those fault tolerant humans.
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Lossy compression down samples a preexisting pattern. It does not derive the pattern. How is deduction and lossy compression the same thing?
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Then it isn’t AGI, unless you agree that most people’s thinking skills “just suck.” For which there is an argument. As long as we can try and try and try again, especially in context of pre-existing working examples, then sure GI and theref
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
There are certain persons who downvote at the slightest provocation or inclination. It would be impossible to tell without running analysis queries as to who and what causes such behavior. I should point out your comment is “frumpy” with a
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
> algorithmic information theory, arguing that general intelligence is mathematically equivalent to data compression and sequence prediction Then let it be said “algorithmic intelligence” for true “general” intelligence is not constraine
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
No, while you loose some details, there is only one direction of determination. Compression is not intelligence!
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Compression is not intelligence. While intelligence and compression both may have similar goals (to optimize paths of information), intelligence negotiates probability (allowing multiple divergent outcomes) while compression requires an ide
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Yes. While encouraging the youngsters in my family I tell them “the mind is like a magical place which is bigger on the inside than on the outside.” And that “reading books makes the mind larger”. Though I don’t go much further on the philo
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
They sure do! I know when babes are watching me I fix my posture and try not to do anything bafoonish. That doesn’t mean meddlesome jerkarses profiling my behavior is okay though! As we saw with that ultra safe and secure palantir law enfor
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
As little as possible or necessary. For the hard working entrepreneur in the middle of nowhere midlands it sounds like “wohoo!” Salaries, rent, equipment, and now … tokens? Will devour that quickly. The investment won’t be worth anything if
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Great article on stellated forms! I almost missed it due to the subtle unintuitive title!
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Nicely structured single page doc with letterhead, a projected project total (for whatever duration or goal), an itemized break down, iterative milestone completion dates/amounts and “please pay” the next incremental amount due. Wham b
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
> producing edible fats by oxidizing synthetic paraffin wax made from coal… edible fats were obtained … which were reacted with glycerol such as that synthesized from propylene. Margarine made from them was found to be nutritious and of
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
> I'm also very curious, do you have any technical mitigations for this to be able to use your GPS devices The GPS jamming is probably to confuse the missiles or drones, not the people!
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
So true! Just to show how much so, here’s another hypothesis! Time dilation! As time itself emerges from space/gravity, mass and distance could introduce a “time dilation” fudge that cosmologists attribute to “dark energy/matter”!
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
I would like to point out that the Cartesian (x,y,z) account of “three dimensions” is imaginary and does not exist in reality. Only on paper does this make any sense. In reality coordinates are polar relations among bodies (usually in refer
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
You’re right. One counter theory (oops, “hypothesis”) is that the “missing matter” is actually the stored gravitational energy of systems “weaving” among themselves (my wording.) kind of like how intense magnetic fields “braid”, in a galaxy
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
My dad taught me, when you borrow something always return it in better condition than you received it. I thought everyone did this sort of thing until I lived in the “real world” and found it more common to neglect! As I grew older I realiz
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Nice work! I’m not sure you should beat yourself up too much for a Linix* port, emulators are so well supported and ubiquitous, if it works there (not everything does), call it a win! I use Lutris ( https://lutris.net/ ) for
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Like one of my favorites, this YouTube video showing a coyote and badger hunting together. The last few seconds shows the coyote “communicating”. https://youtu.be/eo16wFhWy2E
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Must be because you have sufficient karma points. Use the power wisely!
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Yeah, just Safari, when I’m trying to refresh the discussion on a random item. Even when the same link loads in another browser. Maybe some kind of rate limit or cached browser meta or something?
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Scuttlebutt! Our words are meaning full. Their measure of meaning are the measure of our own character. Yours still matter in a world, a mesh of meaning something’s, never not so concise as an ounce of thought, for whatsoever have thoughts
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Bless you for your noble intentions. I’m not sure I have helpful advice for you, though I appreciate your observation and desire to improve in such an away. We learn best by example. If you could find the writings of someone who’s way of sp
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
You tell us, what of it? As far as I can tell, in some time engineering will need little of humans of any kind.
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
Very common. It’s like writers block. You have to train your mind through it. In ten years you will have no problems what so ever. That is if you force yourself through those ten years in between. That’s how long it takes to master somethin
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by yepyoukno 4mo ago
> If England has Shakespeare, Spain has Cervantes, Italy has Dante, and Russia has Pushkin, then who do we have? Do we have a great poet who captures the American spirit, the American story, the American identity? Plough Quarterly asked

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