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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Imagine an AI system is programmed to poison the well incase of losing scenario. So it takes advantage of Kessler System to make sure no one else has advantage if it doesn't too poisoning the whole of earth orbits for centuries to come
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
I can now understand Palmer Luckey's point of intelligent weapons. It truly brings to life the quote from Game of Thrones, "Why is it more noble to kill 10,000 in battlefield than dozen at a battle." Intelligent weapons enabl
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
I think Fed's money printers make all the entreprenuers chase value creation. It's like accelerated Red Queen Hypothesis. They are keeping everyone on their toes to gather as much of future new money as possible (that will be prin
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Foresee the day where AI become so good at making a deep fake that the people who believed fake news as true will no longer think their fake news is true because they'll think their fake news was faked by AI. - Neil deGrasse Tyson
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Wrt disabling enemy satellites by destroying them to pieces, we can create more problems, the so called space debris chain reaction Kessler Syndrome. Watch at 0:40 @ Space War is Real, Here's How it Works https://youtu.be&#x
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
I have question. If new value is produced in the system (say an iphone or google search), isn't it ok to produce more dollars to represent that value, which is also the reason why people didn't care for decades, because the system
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Good points. I stand corrected.
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Do you want to measure antirez and AI on a spider diagram, generally used to evaluate employee? Are you ignoring why society opted for division of work and specialization?
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
As long as US Dollar supply was increasing at the rate of 2% per year (I don't know the exact rate but some predictable small rate) which is commensurate with Gold supply increase, everything was ok with the world, nobody cared whether
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
here's a counterpoint. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lords_of_Finance > One of the main themes of the book is the role played by the central bankers' insistence to adhere to the gold standard "even in
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
The problem isn't being wrong one time. But being wrong time and again and that too intentionally. When your job depends on not understanding...you won't understand.
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
This is why Institutions are important. They should be truthful and unbiased and undogmatic. But given intentional pollution of information environment. The same lessons being learnt again and again. New generations growing up and trying to
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
The Who Cares Inception. > As Elon Musk's DOGE rats gnaw their way through federal agencies, not caring is their guiding light. He wouldn't have used this wording if he had actually spent sometime on understanding how wasteful
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Rhodesia solution is magnificient in this case. Sending A Letter To The PM | Yes Minister | BBC Comedy Greats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE6lpKkcFQY
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
We already have mathematical metaphors of such infinity compressed in finite regions. E.g. statistical self-similarity of mandelbrot fractal.
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
I have borrowed some "wisdom" in how particles interact. They exchange particles back and forth which strengthen their interaction. That's what I do generally in real life. I sort of share happenings in my life as a sort of n
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
8 Bit & '8 Bitish' Graphics-Outside the Box https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMcJ1Jvtef0 > In this GDC 2016 talk, Terrible Toybox's Mark Ferrari discusses and demonstrate some of his techniques for draw
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Try to replicate niche groups like this https://www.ypo.org/
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
> The model learns Japanese-English and Swahili-English and then can translate Japanese-Swahili directly. That shows something more than simple pattern matching happens inside. The "water story" is a pivotal moment in Helen Kel
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
I think this is nothing but how applied science realtime feedback loops should work. Earlier we used to study only planets, atoms and bacteria, now systems are studying us and guiding us to best outcomes.
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
We need to start taking a leaf of advice from spiritual knowledge that "You are not the doer." You were never the doer. The doing happened on its own. You were merely a vessel, an instrument. A Witness. Observe your inner mechanis
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
> Another point of course is that each new question is more and more likely to be already answered. At some point the site pretty much covers most of what is to be answered. AI has the ability combine answers from multiple sources and ta
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Or maybe Energy is emergent from information? like the russian dolls, where the outer dollar is emergent from the inner doll. Just as flux of light flows from the source outwards.
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Energy is already abstract term. Information is every more abstract term. Earlier we had the law "Entropy always increases". Now we have a corresponding law with regard to Information i.e. "Complexity always increases."
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
Emotions in our Brain are nothing but Logical reasoning operating under time (quick subconscious analysis) and energy constraints (lot of decisions taken with very few computation cycles in the brain) Maybe people don't realize, when E
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I think this was explained in a documentary by Discovery Channel some 20 years ago. I remember it vividly. One application of this was to use this process to manufacture very thin wires by deposition of atoms.
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
What do you think about this analogy? A simple process produces a Mandelbrot set. A simple process (loss minimization through gradient descent) produces LLMs. So what plays the role of 2D-plane or dense point grid in the case of LLMs? It is
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
In case of a person, the external sensory data provides the grounding. Consider a prisoner who spent a long time in hole in the cell, he starts hallucinating due to no sensory information to ground his neuronal firings.
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
I actually I fashioned this logic out of the philosophy question of why certain neural firings appear as sound in our brain while others appear as vision? What gives?
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by nthingtohide 1y ago
I propose human-AI interaction data must be made public. This is our collective wikipedia of AI era. Otherwise our progress will be blank line after 2022. Just as Egyptians didn't write down process to move giant rocks.

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