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by nuguy 8y ago
I never made one in the first place. I still don’t understand why it wasn’t immediately obvious to everyone else that Facebook was toxic and a bad idea. I truly don’t understand how other people did or recognize that. It was blindingly obvi
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by nuguy 8y ago
Everything in this comment is wrong. Forgive me for not addressing all of it. The point about the layman is that the actual substance of my argument should be considered rather than my credentials. You think that your knowledge of ML (crede
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by nuguy 8y ago
That’s a really good point.
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by nuguy 8y ago
the answers to your questions are 1: I never said recent advancements are directly leading to AGI. Not in ML. 2: I don’t hold any contradictory ideas in my head Your comment is aggressive and unpleasant which is an offense that should get y
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by nuguy 8y ago
Where in the logic of my argument have I made a mistake?
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by nuguy 8y ago
So ai is not a problem in your eyes?
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by nuguy 8y ago
So sarcasm is what will save us all?
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by nuguy 8y ago
You are an outlier. Even Hassabis and Hinton believe that agi is inevitable. I’ve never met anyone who thought otherwise. The only disagreement is about the timescale and the result of its existence. If nothing I’ve said can convince you th
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by nuguy 8y ago
I never said anything about your religious beliefs, only that your need for hard proof one way or the other is similar to the need displayed by people who want to believe in god and who dont want to believe in global warming. there are
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by nuguy 8y ago
Yes, the grandfather of deep learning. This is exactly my point. All the modern advancements in ai have nothing to do with agi. And by the way I happen to know about both of the subjects of the article.
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by nuguy 8y ago
Fantastic
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by nuguy 8y ago
I don’t remember insulting anyone. And how is that not true?
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by nuguy 8y ago
I appreciate that you actually suggest a solution. Nobody knows when AGI will come but it could come tomorrow. It could come in 1000 years. No harm in being proactive. Developing a good ai first is useless because as I have said, the creati
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by nuguy 8y ago
We can survive global warming. We can fix it. We can come back from it. We will never come back from ai. It’s not impossible to ban ai. And we would be stupid to assume it’s impossible instead of trying to find out through an effort to save
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by nuguy 8y ago
You don’t even begin to comprehend what I’m saying. You need to think about this more deeply. So what if it is possible to create a benevolent ai? Nobody said this isn’t possible or even likely. We can also invent a machine that scrubs all
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by nuguy 8y ago
Even anti-alarmists don’t ask for proof that AGI is possible. Obviously it is possible. Speculation is the best you get because nobody is going to be able to prove anything. We haven’t proven global warming is caused by humans but it’s stil
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by nuguy 8y ago
I take huge offense to this article. They claim that when it comes to AGI, Hinton and Hassabis “know what they are talking about.” Nothing could be further from the truth. These are people who have narrow expertise in one framework of AI.
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by nuguy 8y ago
Wow I had not actually thought of that. Hosting that service would cost money, unlike releasing keys on pastebin, and any attempt to do something like this, especially if monetized, would meet considerable retaliation from Blu-ray people. S
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by nuguy 8y ago
I think we should invent a new language for humanity. Ive tried to design one a little bit. There are tons of ways to describe the sounds that a human mouth can make, and you can find very detailed nomenclature about it but generally it is
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by nuguy 8y ago
Internet is already fast enough to stream high quality movies. The reason you can only access a comprehensive list of movies thru iTunes or disks is legal, not technological.
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by nuguy 8y ago
You make it sound like you cracked the disk encryption or lifted keys off your player. Or did you just try out keys you found online?
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by nuguy 8y ago
Like I said, makemkv (which is indeed the idiomatic tool for the job) will never be a reliable way to rip any bluray . For my purposes, it was very important to be able to rip absolutely anything I came across. If you’ve got some Blu-ray’s
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by nuguy 8y ago
Plus, critiacally, that signal is the result of the player messing around with the data. It might do all kinds of stupid processing. You don’t know what quality of decoder they’ve put in the player. I guess there are ways to find out so It’
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by nuguy 8y ago
I wanted to do this but with Blu-ray’s. My goal was to build a library of every movie ever made that was worth seeing. It seemed like 2018 was a good time to do this since good movies have apparently stopped being made. Anyway, If you wante
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by nuguy 8y ago
Just because a headset has high resolution and therefore complete fov coverage and no screen door, does not mean that it has to be utilized. If someone has a weak computer they can render a lower resolution and smaller area and scale it. Ev
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by nuguy 8y ago
No, not for nausea. I’m talking about just having a good vr experience.
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by nuguy 8y ago
Well, I never thought I would change my position on VR but here we are. If this works it will make VR viable. It’s so disappointing to remember the hype in 2012 and then look at VR in 2018 only to see an anemic library of titles, little ado
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by nuguy 8y ago
Case in point
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by nuguy 8y ago
This website really should be free of all discussion of those matters. Unfortunately only one half of the people who make political remarks are silenced.
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by nuguy 8y ago
I find it very strange that I’ve never seen a single article like this about SpaceX. Doesn’t it stand to reason that if musk runs both companies, there would also be a juicy scoop about SpaceX employees and their hardship? I suppose it has

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