zer0gravity

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by zer0gravity 2mo ago
This seems more of a battle for frontier AI supremacy. I'm afraid that small capable models have been left in the dust. Big labs don't really want to hand over the golden eggs goose to the end user. Possibly the hardware vendors(e
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by zer0gravity 7mo ago
The probability is high that major AI development companies are already using an AI instance internally for strategic and tactical decisions. The State power institutions, especially intelligence, are now having a real competitor in the pri
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by zer0gravity 2y ago
I have created a simulation of how a tree can be grown from a programmable cellular automata. Each cell executes some operations, including replication, based on the surrounding conditions and its age/iteration. More complex organisms
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by zer0gravity 2y ago
This insight makes one wonder if the same thing applies to humans as well. Are we just the sum of our experiences? Or the architectures of our brains are much more complex and different so that they have more influence on the outputs for th
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by zer0gravity 5y ago
As many have stated here, the problem is not that there aren't good data exchange protocols in the world, the problem is the PROTOCOL or the MODEL by which the world works, which is maximizing financial profit, not civilizational profi
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by zer0gravity 5y ago
Absolutely! Should have said interesting and valuable.
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by zer0gravity 5y ago
I'd say that this is a romanticized holistic vs reductionist exploration. Interesting nonetheless.
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Irish health system hit by ‘significant’ ransomware attack(therecord.media)
2 points by zer0gravity 5y ago|1 comments
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
I get the same :( I'm on Archlinux.
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
This is amazing! There are a lot of low level things that I don't really grasp and, while going through the APE description, I saw this: "The other tradeoff is the GCC Runtime Exception forbids code morphing, but I already took ca
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Nevada Democrats to Introduce Bill to Allow Tech Companies to Create Governments(dailywire.com)
17 points by zer0gravity 6y ago|7 comments
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
I'm not talking about a zillion protocols with discoverable services, but of a single language of the internet that allows service discoverability and concept sharing dynamically between peers.
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
What I think we need is Interoperability, not just protocols. What I understand by interoperability is what a mature (spoken) language provides. Although its body of words remains pretty much fixed, it offers a wide range of expression. I t
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
Open-source is eating the world and, in some sense, the other way around too.
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
I'm really not that knowledgeable about the alternatives. I would say that this is a very rudimentary form of IRC in terms of functionalities, but with encrypted connection between the nodes and making it easy for a user to run its own
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
Hi, creator here. This is a basic anonymous chat with video conferencing, implemented over a federated network of nodes that communicate over encrypted connections, exchanging events. Basically, anyone can run their own node and access the
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Show HN: Federated, Encrypted, Anonymous Chat, with Video Support(ognode.herokuapp.com)
5 points by zer0gravity 6y ago|3 comments
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
Hi, creator here. This is a basic anonymous chat with video conferencing, implemented over a federated network of nodes that communicate over encrypted connections, exchanging events. Basically, anyone can run their own node and access the
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Show HN: Federated, Anonymous Chat, with Video Conferencing Feature(ognode.herokuapp.com)
1 points by zer0gravity 6y ago|1 comments
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
This makes me ask the question: Is it possible for a cellular automata to measure its state in one region without getting inconsistent results, since the simple act of measuring means changing its state?
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Tim Berners Lee’s startup Inrupt releases Solid privacy platform for enterprises(techcrunch.com)
8 points by zer0gravity 6y ago|0 comments
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
Sliding your fingers over more rows at a time is fun.
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
Feature request: Looping -> Being able to record a sequence or more and then using them as background.
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by zer0gravity 6y ago
It depends on what you want to achieve. Do you want to rapidly build up a community around the project or you just want to provide some value on the long term to whoever may be interested in what you offer. If you want the former, then you&
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Show HN: Exploring organisms development (and more) with cellular automata(acionescu.github.io)
3 points by zer0gravity 6y ago|0 comments
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by zer0gravity 7y ago
The only thing I can say about this is that, once we'll have BMIs, the Government will want to tap into that as well, because you may have dangerous thoughts. If you see the insanity of this, you should see the insanity of the Governme
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by zer0gravity 7y ago
It's probably even happier with unregulated ones...
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by zer0gravity 7y ago
How about the fact that Apple created an unregulated, opaque mesh network from its own devices? No guarantees are provided that this network, under Apples's exclusive control, won't relay other type of information.
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Has Apple created its own private mesh network?(arstechnica.com)
4 points by zer0gravity 7y ago|0 comments
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We Need a New Operating System for the Fourth Industrial Revolution(weforum.org)
1 points by zer0gravity 8y ago|0 comments

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