sage92

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by sage92 1y ago
You’ve stated this so matter of factly that I imagine you have knowledge that somehow has alluded most people. You mention gradients, which implies you can measure the delta/change of conscious, which implies you have a solid working d
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by sage92 1y ago
Safe to say you tend to lean towards your second presentation of consciousness. I tend to lean towards the idea that conscious is akin to a field in the sense of an electron field - that what we can measure are simply “excitations” of a mor
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by sage92 1y ago
Begs the question: by what metric are you using to track the change/staticity? I don’t see how one can concretely come to the conclusion of whether it changes or stays the same, when the presence of consciousness itself is a prerequisi
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by sage92 1y ago
Would you really call that a side effect? Nocebo is more akin to the opposite effect. We wouldn't say negative is a side effect of positive
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by sage92 2y ago
The human body is driven by a small percentage of the overall genome. It remains to be seen if that small percentage really doesn’t play a part… we tend to remember those who scored the goal, but often forget about what it took for the scor
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by sage92 2y ago
They mention "tuning millions of expert adapters", not 100k
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by sage92 2y ago
``` total_plastic = 8.3e9 # total plastic in tons degradation_rate = 0.05 # degradation rate per day in percentage # Calculation of daily degradation in tons daily_degradation = total_plastic * degradation_rate / 100 # Estimation o
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by sage92 3y ago
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by sage92 3y ago
The premise that needs to be scrutinized is whether what we are deeming a “disability” is actually that. Thinking in systems, a component’s calibration (whether it is able or not) to a system can change due to the system as a whole changing
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by sage92 4y ago
I don't have a definite conclusion on anything, but I remember having this discussion with a friend a long time ago, and it made me think... What he was trying to convince me was that all of those things you mention can be seen as subc
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by sage92 4y ago
Yes, it's a projection of fantasies, however your conclusion in unnecessarily pessimistic. It could be that these fantasies come from mass media. When we know nothing about a topic (UNKNOWN), anything stated about it in the positive se
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by sage92 4y ago
This is the only library I that both can use out of the box and extend to my needs.
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by sage92 4y ago
I suspect it may be biological. As social-creatures, I don't think we are wired (by default) to ignore people who disagree with us. From my non-expert perspective, not being oblivious to people who disagreed with us on certain things m
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by sage92 4y ago
> If someone wants to pontificate below that answer that maybe I wanted the extension, that's cool, but first answer the question or don't bother participating
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by sage92 4y ago
Thanks for this. As someone who also hates undergrad with a burning passion (taking classes that seem irrelevant) you helped frame this in a way I can appreciate and reconsider.
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by sage92 5y ago
Well why not address the elephant in the room. He's not going about his message subtlety: "You used the word Being. Can you explain what you mean by that? Being is the eternal, ever-present One Life beyond the myriad forms of life
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by sage92 5y ago
They modified the demand. On Tuesday, Lapsus$ modified its demand. Now, the group also wants Nvidia to commit to making its GPU drivers completely open source. If Nvidia does not comply, Lapsus$ says, the company can expect to see a new le