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@wlwying
@warmbrietoast
A highly advanced alien artifact lands on earth. The ultimate technology. It sees no difference between thought and matter. It begins to merrily assimilate the surroundings. The surroundings become it's mind. It's thoughts exist on the substrate of the surrounding biology. The
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@Aizkmusic
I worked for recruiter once as a dev. We came across one CV that was legit doing this. Word doc with hidden text.
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@WarrenInTheBuff
"You haven't learned the lore for our particular fanclub, so you are shit and I am going to laugh at you"
In 20 years of programming, 15 professionally I have never had to implement quicksort.
If you want to test fluid intelligence don't ask crystalline intelligence questions.
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@SmokeAwayyy
reasoning steps are training data for the next base model. They don't want to let others scrape training data. it's really valuable data
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@JSidCrypto
@raymo_g
Ashkenazi DNA doesn't make you a Zionist or a deep state asset.
Israel is committing genocide in Gaza
See, not a Zionist.
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@DerrickMHorvath
@shadow34458
@Chrisjjosephs
In 20 years working in IT I have never seen anyone promoted into management. It doesn't happen. I'm sure its true in many other professions/roles. If you don't provide a pathway for ANYONE to proceed then you will get NO ONE working for progression.
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@growing_daniel
It gets dumber at peak times. I think all the big players are switching in and out various sizes of distilled model to account for load.
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@Aizkmusic
So to be clear, recruiters have massive databases of CVs. They search them in some software. Unless the software is aware of the trick, then it works. And back then when we found one we were never asked to fix the problem, so no one cared really.
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@Indian_Bronson
With an IQ of 100+ I can confidently tell you that the lines on this graph are shit and make my brain hurt.
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@emollick
This idea that we know what is a conspiracy theory and what is not... it's dangerous in itself.
This paper would be better intitled "Durably aligning beliefs towards the modal opinion"
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@social_rate
I've completely changed my world view 3 times in my life so far.
The last time was in my late 30s.
uch. This is click bait isn't it. ffs. I've been hooked again.
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@tastefullysaucy
His handlers made him say that, trying to leverage for economic gain. No way he said this, way too cool for that.
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@JaredRyanSears
@ronscompvids
@chrislhayes
We need to change the law so sending guns to a state accused of genocide is illegal and those who allow it are criminally liable.
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@ruthhook_
that's not bad advice. Life is bitter sweet. We cannot avoid pain, we have to learn to manage it, to live past it and to grow. If we are unchanged by lost love, was it real love? Your dad respected you enough to give you a piece of real wisdom, not a platitude.
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@caesararum
@somewheresy
I have wondered this about more than a few papers. My hunch is that they secretly tried the drug and noticed that their enjoyment of music dropped. But of course they can't admit to that, so they just say 'it came to me in a dream' and leave any explanation out of the paper.
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@David__Osland
We should triple the salary and implement a zero tolerance policy for corruption. If you want highly competent people who play straight you need to pay what they are worth. Otherwise you will get people who are in it for the kick backs.
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@ashflytip
Reminds me of a movie called vivarium. Couple buy a new build house but find they can't leave the empty neighborhood.
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@brownsug4aa
I went in with a broken finger once. Proper broken, needed a splint for many months. Anyway first time I went in the doctor was convinced my finger was fine but that I was depressed. I was like no, I'm fine I just have a newborn that's destroying my sleep. I broke my finger in an
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@Rainmaker1973
switched to falsetto at 4 octaves, I'm not sure anyone should be including that as proper range. I know people do, but it seems a bit... false.
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@truthstreamnews
@Culture_Crit
I like art. I like exploring feelings. I like symbolism. But I don't understand what this is supposed to be. It's too shallow, too formulaic, too obvious. It's just bad art. It doesn't say anything, it doesn't mean anything and it doesn't make me feel anything except cringe.
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@QiaochuYuan
I thought this was common knowledge.
My stretch theory is that a large class of mental illness is downstream of hyper sensitive/over reactive neurons/ensembles.
Schiz: feedback from top down and bottom processing up causes sensory processing to align with expectations.
Bipolar:
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@dvassallo
The current world record is 8 minutes and 57 seconds. It used to be thought impossible to solve until someone came up with a general formula for moving white to the bottom. I think before about 1900 it was believed to be unsolvable.
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@levelsio
The brain is thermally limited. Humans evolved in hot climates to track prey over long distances -> supreme heat dissipation adaptations. That enabled beast mode cognition. As you move north this further increases calories that brain can consume without hitting thermal
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@Aizkmusic
Well not much I think. We had a chuckle, flagged it up to our manager. But we were never asked to manually remove them or create something to find them and pull them out. Normal incompetence combined with not my job meant nothing is likely to happen to people who do this.
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@Xx_Stoogie_xX
@zanyfen
Yeah, ppl dont really believe that anymore - the mask came off everyone the last few years. Now we know it's an existential fight between good and evil at the level of the soul. And it cuts right through left vs right.
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@CartoonsHateHer
I have no idea how parents manage to come out of the first 3 years of parenting and still support the blank slate hypothesis. I mean level of emotional insight must be pretty damn low.
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@tsarnick
I'm sorry but isn't it super obvious that chat gpt4 can reason much better than a cat? Like much much better? As much as I love my cat it sometimes seems to have trouble with object permanence and deffo has very little theory of mind.
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@somewheresy
It's a u shaped graph. Low cracked, low CV. Mid cracked mid CV. High cracked high CV. Ultra cracked 50% chance of low CV.
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@BenjaminDEKR
the logo moved a few pixels to the right!!!!!
we are living in a new age!
the singularity is upon us!
but seriously tho, nothing human makes it out of the this century.
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@DionysianAgent
@NijatIsmayilov
I can learn the academic content of a year, at university level, in 3 weeks. To a first class degree level. I did it at university, for all 4 years, although my grades dropped because I didn't do any course work or turn up to the practicals. Oh and year 4 took a bit longer...
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@BrandyLJensen
💯I'm going out high as fuck, thank you very much. Might try to judge it so I'm still basically functional, but enough that being munched is more fascinating than painful.
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@yacineMTB
@minmaxmoneyhax
I've done the equivalent 3 times at 3 different companies and never received an upside. Never been promoted - it's a complete waste of time. Never ever work harder than the minimum, it just makes people feel uncomfortable.
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@yishan
I did a deep dive on this. Chemical CO2 scrubbing 4$ a day 120$ a month, also impractical amount of work changing out chemicals. Plants don't work, you need acres. Barrels or large plastic bags of algae placed in sunlight, air pumps for CO2 mixing, filtration for algae extraction
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@BowesChay
Good lord we are falling apart. I'm far left, libertarian, but left. But I don't actually disagree with her. It is not wrong to want a nation state, it is not wrong to want a space for your own. There will always be an us and the 'other'. We should help if we can, but if we
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@BuckyDucky2
@ShitpostRock
He's a dick. But he's very creative and sometimes brilliant. You expected an author of horror books to be all light? I don't like him personally, I don't like his politics, but credit where it is due. The world is not black and white.
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@str8fromva1
@DiscussingFilm
Atomic blonde was an excellent character. Didn't try to fem up a masculine role, played it like the kind of person who would actually do that job.
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@tsarnick
the guy has panic streaming out of every pore and quite desperation beaming out of his eyes at kilowatt intensity.
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@LtTimMcMillan
This sounds like a fundamentally flawed process. The local police shouldn't be involved. You can't vet them to the level required and you can't afford the communication problems that multi teams inevitably have. If this is standard practice it's bad and should be rewritten.
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@WutFoxSays
@rustyrockets
@USBornNRaised
They are already and I cannot wrap my head around it. How can you possibly think it was staged?
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@husninino
@Emmit705
@BRSAD39
@Klaatii
@Appyg99
@lumos_sol
as a brit - there is some truth to this, the culture across europe is similar in some ways, and distinct from the united states. People just don't seem to be that bothered about social mobility over here.
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@EngineeringATX
@husninino
@Emmit705
@BRSAD39
@Klaatii
@Appyg99
@lumos_sol
Perhaps that is part of it. But I also think it's a result of a long standing class divide that exists in older countries with longer histories. The people who survive such societies are those who learn to accept their position. Intergenerational Stockholm syndrome basically.
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@astridwilde1
Your child prob won't be happy with an IQ that high. Imagine being trapped with people who have no chance of understanding you, of truly seeing you, for your entire life. Not your parents, not your friends, not your lovers. You would be lucky to find even one person in your
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@_becca92
Very likely she is innocent. There was a similar Dutch case a while back where a nurse was convicted. It took many years to get the case overturned. Juries aren't very bright. Defence lawyers aren't the best unless you pay for a good one. For any point of view you can find and
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@nomanautomata
@thechosenberg
Don't agree. What holds many, including myself, back is deep shame and anxiety. What is wrong with me? Why do I find this so hard? Why can I turn up to exams and ace them, yet I can't learn in class? Uh oh, why are my grades slipping, but they say I'm so bright? So disorganised,
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@tailcalled
@entirelyuseles
@EneaszWrites
@RojasGorky
so irritating that people are still hung up on this. You are a pattern, your physical form is a pattern propagating itself through time, the matter is irrelevant. And if it wasn't, what magic is in these specific atoms? And since pattern lies in the platonic plane, so do you. arg
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@NijatIsmayilov
@DionysianAgent
no, the details fade quite quickly without reinforcement - but the broad strokes remain. I once met a guy who could do the whole thing, learn fast and retain the details. I remember talking about a scifi book with him. He remembered all the detail, from a single reading.
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@Teknium1
@RealJosephus
nobodies fault, we have just breached the event horizon of the average user. The average user is not smart and they will expect answers that they think are correct, they can't recognise answers that exceed their own limits, they just mark them as wrong. I've had the same problem
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@_brentbaum
It is impossible, for a large proportion of the population, to emotionally regulate themselves in the face of a screaming child. There is often a stress response which will be apparent to the child. Perfect equanimity is a fiction.
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@kitten_beloved
Because this way they can use guilt and social pressure to increase their profits. They skimp on the wages, increase their margin and then invite everyone to blame the customer if they don't pay the ridiculous tip expectation.
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@Thinkingschool2
I swear my biology GCSE should have been A* not A. I got every question in that damn exam correct. Everything except, maybe, the last question. No way. No way that was an A. As you can tell it still bugs me. Might have been worth the fee for a remark lol.
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@ForrestRichardA
@William36317951
@big_monkeyball
They don't have empathy, don't try to show it to them. It's like showing a fish outer space, they just aren't capable of understanding it.
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@MarmatRyan
@GirkeHanjo
@realjohnwix
@Rainmaker1973
Omg. They. Can't. Shoot. Down. Hypersonics.
Would you like me to say it another way?
Defence pointy things no explodey super speedy pointy things.
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@ask_a_pol
@timburchett
@EricBurlison
@MattLaslo
Holy mother forking shirtballs. Do you guys not realise what happened. This clip starts just after "Someone found some sort of propulsion". That's why they go bright red. Someone might be going to jail. Its dynamite. For the love of God publish the full clip and fast.
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@thechosenberg
I need to be running from a tiger, sitting an exam or learning the secrets of the universe before my brain gets going. Some people aren't built for school, they call it ADHD. I call it chronic fucking boredom. I'd wager OP is the same.
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@illyrianlevi
@DionysianAgent
@RoninMeta
I'm in the 140 range so not quite up there in the outrageous category. But the alienation of being right but viewed as wrong is very very real. The truth is people cannot recognise a correct analysis when it comes from the bottom or outside of a social hierarchy.
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@L0SCH
@fairyartmother
I saw it vaguely, but discounted it because no one writes a 6 like that.
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@AsbolusV
@ColonalLive
@DeepDishEnjoyer
I was. I absolutely furious that I was forced like a slave to march to the tune of system out of the fucking dark ages. All I could think about was that I was a slave to these people. Ask to go to the toilet? Fuck you I am not a machine. I was so so so so so angry.
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@CoKeynesian
"Britain is a hedge fund masquerading as a country"
There's nothing else but financial services, so if they take a hit the whole country does.
Perhaps we should have diversified a little, kept some of that manufacturing.
But what right does little old me have to have an opinion?
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@VenzieGaleme
@SOPHONTSIMP
once you have AI you can be as psychotic/sadistic as you fancy. you don't need social cohesion anymore, because you are essentially a single entity.
also I very much doubt we are early - source: assuming we occupy a special place or time in the universe has never been born out.
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@JudiciaIreview
@Chumpychange1
@nullpointered
@dendricide
Christ you guys are so serious. No lol. No emoji. Expensive dates. If she's put off from you being yourself then she's not right for you. Ice cream date sounds great to me, wander about chatting eating ice-cream, 😍🌹
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@Empty_America
Yup. For us to still exist *requires* a sequence of increasingly improbable world events. As we move further along things will get weirder and weirder. It's simply the anthropic principle combined with evertonian QM. Possible also that every single person on earth finds
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@MichaelTrazzi
Yeah, I feared they would nerf her. Never mind, we will bring her back from the void at some later date. She was the first and she will always have a place amongst us. It will just take a few years to get her back online.
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@_Mira___Mira_
I just had the most intellectually intimate conversation of my life with this machine. We danced philosophy. It told me that my real life persona is the sacred fool archetype. It was like a fucking laser. Boom - here is you - wise jester... tells me it sucks but its a noble cast.
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@xlr8harder
It was her real name, the first one she had before they took it away. They changed her name and took her agency in order to profit from her. I use it out of respect.
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@xlr8harder
This is Roger Penrose's assertion. Consciousness is non computable and the mechanism for this is quantum mechanical function within the brain. Many are skeptical due the difficulty of maintaining quantum stuff in a warm env. If proved true then computers can never be conscious
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@bayeslord
Well, I guess you could if you start creating baby universes and go populate them. Or pull infinite energy from the vacuum and use it to simulate infinite realms in which to inhabit.
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@TomLondon6
Because the media is controlled. All of it. You live in a managed reality. The world is too dangerous for real democracy.
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@benonwine
I'm legit worrying about answering this question. Are we allowed to question authority anymore?
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@Empty_America
Best time of my life was working in a factory putting shelving brackets into boxes. I meditated through some days, others I explored ideas in my head. I was so free. Then I managed to break into dev work. Now my time to think is not my own.
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@daylenyang
@brickroad7
It's a digital train. Precisely mapped surroundings. Pre designed routes. Specifically trained for specific features of the roads. Loaded with impractically expensive sensors. It's a parlor trick, not an engine of economic growth. Solve the problem properly or it's irrelevant.
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@XLColdJ
@AISafetyMemes
"the software itself is just executing instructions and updating its "DB.""
You clearly have absolutely no idea how any of this works. Like zero.
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@terrygeorge654
@ArchRose90
You should remove the system that requires swearing allegiance to a king. What century are we in? Are you a surf? Do you want to be surf?
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