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qrsjutsu
2y ago
once a person breaks or is broken through a specific cognitive barrier, rationalism becomes the easiest form of thinking and living. you could make it a bit harder on yourself and help your genes and synapses get back on track and your offs
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2y ago
if it stops someone from making money who does not share their values, it's used, too ... or when they have enough oil to fix the markets
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2y ago
yup, and if it wasn't for all the leverage these guys have, despite NDAs, there'd be more influx due to abuse of access to sensitive data. LLMs can come up with bunches of ways how to leak info without revealing one's identit
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2y ago
yeah, after decades of following code words and their political, social and economic manifestations, I guess I just can't help but avoid doing the opposite, except maybe take it as the exact opposite .
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2y ago
well, shit. judged from a neural/human perspective, super-rationality is THE objective Ideology on top of everything. "Free from Ideological Bias" kinda means "everything goes", "evolution shouldn't be so
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2y ago
Another 50 years until we get to chat with the Snowden Drop. And 70 until anything Fauci and or Drump related. Maaaan ...
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2y ago
> it's more of a logistics challenge and a bureaucratic one as well. in Germany, they want to trim bureaucratic necessities while (not) expecting multiple millions of climate refugees. lot's of undocumented STUFF (undocumented
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2y ago
is there a map with spots where cases like these are more likely to occur? or some algorithm/ graph of algorithms that walks through paths and surrounding noise to find spots where known variables correlate with or are somehow linked t
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2y ago
(new) Data Sources and methods of collection have been maxed out, or rather, reached a plateau or, to be radically honest, the homogeneity of founders / techies / researchers has reached an unhealthy maximum / imbalance, whic
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2y ago
epic stuff! the same method can be used for actuators. we'll see a lot of this used in mitigation of and adaptation to climate change consequences.
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2y ago
yeah, 4D is nonsense. it's "just" built-in conditional logic. a person who gets fatter over Christmas isn't a 4D person.
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2y ago
Had a friend once who wanted to do research in an urgently necessary direction. Didn't get the money or academic support. Couple years later she told me that happens a lot but one is so focused on their work and the illusion that "
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2y ago
> the more people can be prepare Nope. People will prepare as much as engineers care. But engineers don't care. Educating the people is tedious. It's easier to "manipulate"/direct them, which is the job of repres
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2y ago
> Maintaining criticality is a fundamental challenge in this new era of trust. Unfortunately, much of what we know about being critical is based on authenticity ethics. Carles blamed the Contemporary Conformist phenomenon on a culture in
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2y ago
right back at ya. all that caring about Normies
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2y ago
shit, I already forgot about that
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2y ago
on more debt ... wait, they could shove it under military spending via some moderately secret pentagon/CIA anti-anti-propaganda project
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> The critical enterprise challenge is whether leaders will possess the self-awareness and rigor to use philosophy as a resource for creating value with AI what the fuck. they haven't even done that with post 90's technology in
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2y ago
You are not bragging. You are honest. We are just as disappointed about your performance as you are. Nice height, though. And the size of your hands ... brrr And you did not mention any actual achievement, IQy, which was enlightening enough
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2y ago
I'm amused by all of it. Especially the way the companies make LLMs appear more human. It will be the same with "PhD level" ... utterly useless in terms of evolution or cognitive performance. Efficient and fast scripts that c
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maybe maybe maybe. but tis a tamed tiger; tamed in childhood & turned into an instrumentalized High Tech Nyan Cat Cosplay. By the establishment, for the establishment, of the establishment aka the Warner-β-Titans. It's a dense draw
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> https://sakana.ai/ I like that background animation. Seems like there's an opportunity for tiny logic gates and some punny swarm behavior.
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> Reminder: This paper is AI-generated. Not real! Well, time to extend the definition of what is real and what is not. Where's all the schizos at? It's time ... your evolutionary purpose has been revealed.
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2y ago
https://www.computerhistory.org/timeline/1970/ The hippies made a choice in the 60s and humanity stuck with it. Resistance is futile.
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Don't be so hard on him. With all the time he spend thinking in right-leaning pseudo-technocratic psycho-social algorithms while being on designer amphetamines and with his origins and the lack of sleep he accumulated, nothing should b
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> unhelpful if you are trying to understand good eval benchmarks or prompt engineering techniques. You are absolutely correct. I jumped to conclusions when I saw the list and read "AI Engineer". The reading list isn't addr
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If you are not on that hype-train, yet, then don't waste time skimming over, reading and understanding any LLM and AI papers. Read about ELIZA. Build your own. Get Tensors, Vectors, Fields, Linguistics, Computer Architectures, Networks