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by QuantumG 2y ago
One day you'll understand how valuable it was to have a person with knowledge and their own thoughts.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Whereas you would previously (for your first example) have a conversation with the guy at the video store and he'd not only tell you the movie but also recommend something else you might like.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
What you really want is a story telling engine informing the world model and the humans need to generate power.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
CiteSeer we barely knew you.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
What are you doing here then?
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Oh, so you're the sucker. All sizzle, no steak.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
What? If you're gunna post a blog, at least choose one that writes well.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Not everyone cares about that.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
I'll try. Thanks.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Dang. As we're detached, let me say that ycombinator used to be a place that attracted the best of the best. One could come here and talk to people who knew their shit and had something to say. What happened?
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Normal physical processes are not deterministic. You don't need to speculate on a source of non-determinism, it's right there in the substrate. Penrose's entire argument is based on a fallacy (you need quantum effects for a s
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by QuantumG 2y ago
In which case go read fiction. There's plenty of it. Stop polluting the space with gibberish. A joke article with 50000 citations is no longer a joke. What fiction? QNTM did a great job and it's all available for free. qntm.org
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by QuantumG 2y ago
I am a dumb person. Ask me about colours sometime.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
They're talking about simulating big floppy structures in space.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Related: Alright is one word. So very often it's written "all right" by folks writing the subtitles.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
If you're the kind of person who goes to the comments first, I'm here to tell you there's no need to read the article. Just say "bossware" to yourself 10 times.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
The second half of the article is certainly preferable to the whining at the beginning.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Chromium is still useful but it's not Chrome.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
If you take the red pill you come out of the pod bald, and then your hair starts growing. Up till now I just assumed the pod goop had growth suppression properties
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Oh, now The Matrix makes sense.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Do you think they understand the benefits? I think you'd have a lot better chance at enacting change than my emotional rambling has, and if not, lesson learned.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Which newer techniques? Honest question.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Hey?
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by QuantumG 2y ago
I just like fixing bugs. If you have someone in your team like that, give them latitude.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Great thing about software, you can turn features on and off.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
If you're going to pitch something as a game, it needs voice. Integration is simple. What's the problem? Are git incantations too powerful to be spoken aloud?
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by QuantumG 2y ago
It's an open source project slowly rotting. Things that need doing: 1. Upgrade to Godot 4 2. Integrate VoiceCraft (nobody reads anymore) 3. Find ongoing support for a Maintainer
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by QuantumG 2y ago
I wondered that too, it's Google so it's going to be Tensorflow or accessible through some workbook.. and I've lost interest.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
I read this, came back and clicked on the wrong comment section. Funny thing, it wasn't much less entertaining.
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by QuantumG 2y ago
Here ya go https://www.csoonline.com/article/567531/the-biggest-data-br... It takes time.

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