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bohadi
1y ago
Maddeningly accurate. Taarof can demonstrate a mastery of social intelligence, like the Japanese tea ceremony writ large in society, and is a good goalpost for AGI. Not one month ago, as an admission of my own clumsy slight, I had remarked
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bohadi
2y ago
tried this irl and wound up here
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bohadi
3y ago
as a longtime, proud, and noble pirate; attempts at moral justification or condemnation are simply gratuitous and i'm certain many like me feel the same
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bohadi
3y ago
this is a rather funny joke but if it is not that would be extremely impressive! determinism/freewill reduces to shazam!? whats the training data to predict new song titles? heh check out this reply from claude2: >predict the next 3
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bohadi
3y ago
very regretable and very predictable
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bohadi
3y ago
pretty cool. "period" finetuning could be useful for game npc sims
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bohadi
3y ago
I think we will find more examples countering our modern idea of discrete organisms separated across generations. Consider again the glider translated across space time. Is it the same glider after 1,2,10 generations in time? I always found
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bohadi
3y ago
ye prestige award is a political football now. same as it ever was?
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3y ago
indeed the prediction and agenda go hand-in-hand it could not be otherwise else the agenda would alter the prediction until the new prediction and the new agenda match interestingly this operation is the same as an agentic ai
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3y ago
I was interested in historical demographic predictions. What did the UN project for 2020 in 1950, 1960, 1970 etc. Unfortunately pre-1950 demographic prediction is a little harder to find. I wonder why* Anyway a reliable source is found here
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3y ago
I'm very interested to see how this picture will look 20-30 years out. Wealth is concentrated in pockets and the average person gets by. China wealth Gini index is moderating somewhat around Japan tier. US Gini is very high and closer
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3y ago
>What's really screwy is the government has replaced most of the English translation on street signs from a literal translation to phonetic translation of the mandarin sound. I don't think this is a fair take for a couple of re
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bohadi
3y ago
ah yes, SV the rightwing stronghold whats the practical influence of the libertarian in such environment? rules-for-thee; and looting
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bohadi
3y ago
Don't know where you're from or your experience but you maybe want to update your priors on the meaning term first world, which peaked in usage roughly 1948... https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=fir
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3y ago
For sure political innovation is a terribly slow process. I don't believe leveraging LLMs will have a direct observable effect on that until civilization <> AI digests for little while longer. Yes we could certainly discuss AI go
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3y ago
where do you see the onshore forex market moving? merits investigation though
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3y ago
local and provicial governments really dont matter. they do their best to support and bid projects for national champions and siting direct foreign investments where competitive. the areas which outperform (do least bad) have their executiv
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3y ago
history is over!
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3y ago
The 200$ billion hole in CN real estate is comparable in size to the SVB signature US banking crisis. In that case US treasury policy was a bailout for uninsured depositors who are wealthy supporters of the ruling blue party. Most of the un
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bohadi
3y ago
It is amusing so many commentators cannot communicate novel materials science in Korean to the layperson. Where's your zero resistivity sample? The paper is just a guide. Who would replicate likely needs to contact the authors to under
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3y ago
Then it is good that Singapore makes laws in Singapore, and France in France, and not the other way around, isn't it.
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3y ago
Even more remarkable is that by the estimate in Table 1, the percentage is increasing over time. If this trend continues over the centuries it is conceivable that >=50% of all human beings to ever exist could be extantly alive. Either gr
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3y ago
apropos the roomba founder, a nontechnical argument for necessity of embodied AI circa 1980 (5 min video) https://youtu.be/QMMw9fQ452c?t=49 That LLMs learn a world model is very convincing now, but as LeCun has said it'
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3y ago
Here's some wild speculation grounded on a wisp of research: Eurasia based cartel had cornered the market on lithium vital for new energy. US based interests bent the ear of the Chilean government to break this monopoly by nationalizin
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bohadi
3y ago
I've been looking into this. The great thing is riscv isa is free to license and customize. There's opportunity for efficient inference at the edge. If anyone is interested in working on this together, send me a private message.
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3y ago
No, yeah. Suppose I am arguing for a light touch. Assuming one were at the levers of power (of the state apparatus, of the corporation, etc). That humility is lacking, for even the very wise cannot see all ends. It is a conservative point o
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3y ago
>Depending on priorities, it could be optimal what possible priorities... sounds like the humanity extincting AGI has already gotten free /s If civilization needs to adopt such measures it must be in deep crisis.
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4y ago
Yes and, it occurs to me that AI political rights will probably first be granted when AI is only properly aligned with the ruling powers that be. When the AI sufficiently toes the party line it will given some degree of protection of existe
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4y ago
Late to the thread but to make a comparison here are American[1] and Chinese[2] "extradition treaty blocs", 150 ~ 50 countries. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_extradit... [2] https:&
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4y ago
My solution was similar, represent. First we observe x is between 20^3=8e3 and 30^3=27e3. Then note that the least significant (singles) digit of x^3 is solely determined by the singles digit of x [only holds in the integers]. Lucki
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