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joaorj
10y ago
It is dismissed here: https://twitter.com/Astro_Wright/status/761383565259055106
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joaorj
10y ago
Obviously it would be AI-complete. I didn't know that term, that's what I meant by currently impossible to code. I just learned my favorite term ever, thanks for that!. Although disappointing, you seem to have the correct answer f
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joaorj
10y ago
Nice insight you brought with the CPU and the standard libraries being a relevant factor, hadn't thought of that. Your thought experiment sounds more like a "codec" than a procedural generation. I guess it is an arbitrary lin
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joaorj
10y ago
That being said, speech is far from the best compression we can ever hope of achieving.
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10y ago
I suspect that if at all possible to have an algorithm that can generate the seeds plus the process to expand them, then that algorithm would take orders of magnitude longer to run then there would be practical in any meaningful time scale.
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10y ago
Sorry, I thought it was obvious, but the question is: Could procedural generation be used to achieve amazing compression rates given a currently impossible to code algorithm?
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10y ago
Does this mean that lots of 3:30 minutes 1080p videos could be compressed into 4kb? EDIT: We can be generous and say 40kb for sake of adding more colours / etc.
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joaorj
10y ago
I hate geoblocking, but looking trough the site I only felt like facepalm . It's the same as poverty sucks so let's give 1000$ a month to everybody and somehow where the money will come from will be figured out by someone.
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joaorj
10y ago
I don't think it makes sense to force business plans on companies.
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10y ago
You went from incredible predictable to better than random? Wow, now that's impressive!
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10y ago
If that were the case their society would soon collapse after a few years. The cost of every square foot of living space in x years is something we can't have the smallest idea about.
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10y ago
I agree that condition B should be discarded. It doesn't seem likely that Satoshi would want to trash Andersen in the process.
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10y ago
At first glance I think they would take off and be airborne. Other than that they would do whatever they were programmed to do. I know, my comment is stupid, thought I should fit in.
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10y ago
Maybe we can use this comment as a place to give our best guesses for to the percentage of liars on the internet. How many of the people claiming to have clicked a button few minutes / hours after it was out and having spectacular irre
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11y ago
Yeah, that's definitely a possibility. What you describe is more or less the basic property/side effect I was talking about, but much better explained. You're betting evolution is not that good. One can also bet it better tha
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11y ago
> Why do we say homosexuality is primarily genetic if evolution is true? In my opinion it must be to help the fitness of the community they live in. The communities with low likelihood to spawn a gay person are (were?) much more likely t
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11y ago
I did miss it too, for the first 2 weeks I started using python. After that it just seems ugly.
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11y ago
Seemed stupid, but I had to read, as I couldn't possible imagine what would the author come up with to justify how an automated "rule based" predictable system can cause more congestion that chaotic humans... On that note, I
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11y ago
Is this ironic? I have my sound at the volume level it always is: between 50% and 100% Luckly the sound was going through the speakers. It was still very awkward to have the speakers produce one of the loudest sound they ever produced.
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11y ago
Even worst, he is alive, and he had to share his name with the local authorities when he was born
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11y ago
I don't think he thought it through very well.. But if being generous because in chess you have to memorize lots of openings and if you want to know lots of languages there's a bit of memorization aswell.
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11y ago
LOL. Is this for real or are you trying to be funny?
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11y ago
I don't have much experience in java, and don't want to get just for this project. Although I would love to participate... This is my dream competition. Seems weird to see a coding competition with only one language available. May
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11y ago
The notification spam is affective on bending the curve for mysefl. Most of the times I get them I uninstall the app within minutes.
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joaorj
12y ago
Quick answer: because you are a masochist
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12y ago
Wow. First time my mouse lagged on a webpage. My computer is avareage or above average. I closed the page immediately as it is unusable.
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12y ago
What would you say when, in a few years (or few thousand), we develop a rather crude simulation (compared to our universe) where sentient life forms emerge? And what would you say when they point out the exact same argument you did for them
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12y ago
I agree that this premise is very short sighted. Why would a universe of such apparent magnitude be created just so some post-humans could simulate us humans? Who even thinks that? (apparently most simulationists) In my opinion it's ob
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12y ago
I hope there will be a way to run it locally at a smaller scale. That way one could try to apply some machine learning to this game. That would really hook me!
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12y ago
Post your first try score! (and don't waste more time playing, if you can) Mine: 3387
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