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by enugu 3d ago
Doesn't Amazon Bedrock change this, since OpenAI does not have access to the data?
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by enugu 2mo ago
A useful test to see the value of definitions, is to check if there are simple programs which become conscious according to the definition. There are very simple programs (<1000 lines) which do cost optimization, interact with the os and
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by enugu 3mo ago
Sure, but isn't the response worse than the problem? When intellectual standards are abandoned (as opposed to correcting a specific bias), discourse degrades into mindless anger, conspiracies and leaders who defraud their own supporte
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by enugu 3mo ago
Are you asking us to be wary of robots bearing tacos?
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by enugu 3mo ago
If it just a mundane chatbot, the discussion is moot. But, we already have AI making breakthroughs in research and approaching the abilities do science just like a scientist does. (The last two paragraphs of your comment also assume such a
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by enugu 3mo ago
Wikipedia is a presentation of partial selection of biology textbooks and research papers, not using them as a collective brain to generate new artifacts. There is a big difference between having a large bookshelf of programming language&#x
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by enugu 3mo ago
Restricting things like creation of a highly infectious virus is very different from restricting books or even guns. There is no 'monopoly' over such a technology, as a use of the technology will inevitably harm the creators them
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by enugu 3mo ago
There are plenty of weapons (see custom made virus) which no state actor (or even an informal militia) would want to release, as these weapons attack everyone. But, open access to details of its construction leaves everyone vulnerable to mo
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by enugu 4mo ago
Power depends on understanding - Seeing a larger scale view of what is happening as opposed to an arbitrary sequence of manipulations. The foundations of the WW2 technologies you cite were dependent on previous theoretical efforts (ex:rela
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by enugu 4mo ago
This doesn't seem to be investment focussed activity, but rather extending Claude credits for education and research. Which is a good thing, independent of other bad things that might be happening.
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by enugu 7mo ago
This is not about employer vs employee and job security. In fact, the post mentions that there could be good reasons for layoffs. What the post highlights is - 1. Trust - When an employer tells the employee something and then ignores it -
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by enugu 9mo ago
There is a purely geometric reason for why elliptic curves have group structure. A geometric shape which is also a group, such that the group operations are smooth maps, has to be homogeneous - it has to look the same from every point[1].
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by enugu 11mo ago
Don't want to get into low quality generalizations in your post except to note tahta casual Google search will show you that Tata group is one of the most philantropically oriented groups. Which of course, doesn't excuse this issu
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by enugu 11mo ago
This is a great way to present the concepts. Something like this would have been useful some years back when I was trying to use the Haskell library for lens.
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by enugu 1y ago
For someone new, this was a really interesting read. Thanks for the effort. The picture of how the sky looks from underwater was so surprising to learn. Regarding the 'first-principles' discussion, it is a relative term in usage d
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by enugu 1y ago
There is an important difference between Atman and Soul. Thoughts, emotions, decisions are seen as part of nature/prakriti not Atman, whereas Soul is usually intended to include these things. A better description would be that the at
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by enugu 1y ago
Sure, as long as your real world examination is careful about getting the causation right as practically any idea can be appropriated. For instance, someone makes false charge to lock up someone innocent in the name of 'reducing crime&
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by enugu 1y ago
Quoting examples without an effort to show that it is representative of Buddhist teachings is basically a smear. Like starting a discussion on liberalism, not with principles of individual freedom, but instead saying that the attempt to bri
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by enugu 1y ago
> we can keep on building theorems on top of theorems with increasing complexity This is a somewhat bleak picture of math. We also have the other phenomena of increasing simplicity. Both statements and proofs becoming more straightforwar
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by enugu 1y ago
Dont buy your description of India. Elections matter, BJP can and does lose many elections, India is dependent on oil from Gulf countries, it doesn't have US to shield it from actions which it shouldn't even be doing in the first
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by enugu 1y ago
The French air strikes after the Paris attacks was not an occupation of Syria. There is no inevitable logic for a prolonged occupation.
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by enugu 1y ago
Cutting off water supply is clearly the bigger threat. However, it involves a longer time frame - building infrastructure which one expects not to use in a normal situation. Importantly, even once built, it selects the wrong targets, not te
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by enugu 1y ago
Yes, an outside target can be used to tackle internal strife. But, there is no sign that the Pakistani army is actually in any danger of being removed from power, barring a major military defeat, nor that it will lose its autonomy over mili
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by enugu 1y ago
We are not talking about re-targeting of training and weapons from Afghanistan to Manhattan, but direct planning of an attack with ability to restrain and release the groups on demand. Contra the truthers, even the CIA wouldn't go that
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by enugu 1y ago
The context was a reply to an assertion that the terrorists in Pahalgam were not found by Indian security. I interpreted this as people who physically did the attack. If by terrorists, we mean the planners of the operation, that trail leads
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by enugu 1y ago
Note that I am not referring to the prolonged occupation of Afghanistan, much less of Iraq here. Rather, something like a strike which targets bin Laden and other organizers of the terrorist attack.
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by enugu 1y ago
The incentives of the Pakistani generals to permit organizations like LeT to commit further terrorist attacks is a different domain from whatever the local political situation is like in India. There has been a past regime where Pakistani g
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by enugu 1y ago
If you are actually arguing that a country targeted by a terrorist attack does not gain deterrence with a counterstrike relative to letting things go on, then how uniform do you consider this prescription? Should the terror attacks in the U
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by enugu 1y ago
> They were unable to locate the terrorists even after two or three weeks and needed a distraction. This does not make sense. When France attacked Daesh in 2015 after the terrorist attacks in Paris or when the US attacked Afghanistan aft
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by enugu 1y ago
Doesn't re-frame also work with ui as a pure function of state? ( https://day8.github.io/re-frame/a-loop/ ) So, is the main difference that replicant is not built on top of react?

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