blueprint

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by blueprint 7mo ago
Feynman, a famous man from an older era who tried to inspire, remind, and spur people... > macroscopic objects It's not about scale at all though. It's just that small systems tend to be observed with this other, specific prope
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by blueprint 7mo ago
> nobody really knows what they are talking about Could you form a specific question that you're wondering about? (Have you looked at condensed matter physics yet?)
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by blueprint 7mo ago
Then they should decide not to treat certain things and have better criteria around that than choosing to bury their heads in the sand and letting people die out of their ignorance.
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by blueprint 8mo ago
> It can be made to any degree of reliability you desire. Absolutely false statement.
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by blueprint 8mo ago
What people hope 'AGI' is would at least be able to make confirmations of fact and know what verification means. LLMs don't have 'knowledge' and do not actually 'reason'. Heuristic vs simulation. One can b
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by blueprint 8mo ago
What version did you use? What errors did you see? Don't get me wrong, I've spent 20 years with it, and there was a learning curve - but isn't that the case with many good tools? Again, don't get me wrong, I have some fe
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by blueprint 8mo ago
> Hasn't everybody at least tried everything significant just because? No, not in the slightest. I would call this one the most dangerous and unfortunate fallacies that so many intelligent people have ever accepted and been cheated
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by blueprint 8mo ago
How many of those people who spend their time using other IDEs on other OSs (where Xcode doesn't run) spend any amount of time using Xcode and therefore have the requisite experience to be able to know that it's generally excellen
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by blueprint 8mo ago
I know Xcode might struggle every now and then with some of the things you're talking about and I'm not saying that I don't have any feedback for Apple, but Xcode is one of the most powerful and well designed development and
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by blueprint 8mo ago
no, you missed some of my sentences. you have to take the whole picture together. and I was not making an argument to you to prove the existence of the truth. You are clearly bent on arguing against its existence, which tells me enough abo
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by blueprint 8mo ago
It's very simple. The model itself doesn't know and can't verify it. It knows that it doesn't know. Do you deny that? Or do you think that a general intelligence would be in the habit of lying to people and concealing w
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by blueprint 11mo ago
is Chen in custody? If not, why wouldn't he just transfer the funds to a new seed?
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by blueprint 11mo ago
I guess they have a quantum computer.
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by blueprint 11mo ago
I'm curious how their search queries were able to be found, if anyone happens to know details about this.
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by blueprint 11mo ago
You mean the country which disappears its own citizens for expressing doubt at their "leadership"?
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by blueprint 1y ago
was he exposed to Roundup?
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by blueprint 1y ago
lol Yeah they need to fix that. I thought it was some new kind of phone stand.
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by blueprint 1y ago
perhaps in a similar way that it is impossible to directly "observe" a wavefunction without collapsing it into an observale "effect".
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by blueprint 1y ago
i'm not appealing to anything except for asking the dude who replied to me for a damn reference when I'm the one who was friends with researchers who told me about their own work. Learn how conversations work instead of trying to
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by blueprint 1y ago
they ran numbers on it. Do you have any references to support what you're saying?
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by blueprint 1y ago
A couple researchers have told me that it's not necessary to even reach 51%. It's probably something closer to 35% to maintain the ability to perform censorship etc
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by blueprint 1y ago
I don't think I said anything about the lack of existence of complexity. But all those complex things operate by one very simple, fundamental principle, and among other truths we call that principle The Truth. afaict this truth is call
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by blueprint 1y ago
for some reason, this reminds me of Mahler's "autistic" stage of child development.
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by blueprint 1y ago
Your question is very simple to solve for someone who has done enough real philosophy lol :) a lie is when you tell something differently than it is. the truth means "what exists as it is". If you say that "it is difficult to
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by blueprint 1y ago
it reaches for stuff
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by blueprint 1y ago
"Hugging face" is also a pretty weird name
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by blueprint 1y ago
empathy is not the only thing a therapist provides - they have eyes to actually check out the client's actual life - thus the propensity for "AI" to encourage clients' delusions who says we can't change society that
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by blueprint 1y ago
I wouldn't exactly call it intelligent to lie to a court ;) Perhaps another descriptor would be more precise? For that matter, can one be "truly lucid" if one lies in such a manner?
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by blueprint 1y ago
pretty sure the cringe doesn't stop there. It wouldn't surprise me if this is not the only thing that they are attempting to game and hide from their users. The Max subscription with fake limits increase comes to mind.
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by blueprint 1y ago
kind of reminds me how they said they were increasing platform capabilities with Max and actually reduced them while charging a ton for it per month. Talk about a bait and switch. Lord help you if you tried to cancel your ill advised subscr

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