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Borrible
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Comment #49211696
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Comment #48570034
You can only hope.
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Comment #47676300
Forget about it. Read The Raw Shark Texts instead. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Raw_Shark_Texts
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Comment #47284643
So, how many of them has he read?
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Comment #47058867
"Well, it's not quite the conflagration I'd been banking on. Never mind, lads, same time tomorrow... we must get a winner one day." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-hJQ18S6aag
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Comment #47017044
You're welcome. Thinking about it, the previous version probably would have led to more interesting answers. Like yours.
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Comment #47016978
Start with a simple analog Braitenberg vehicle and learn how to ascribe intelligent behaviour to a purely mechanical system.
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Comment #47016538
No, Mr Horvath did. I changed the title accordingly.
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Comment #46844105
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gresham%27s_law
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Comment #46836577
If I understand correctly, it's paranoid AI, discussing conspiracy theories about paranoid people, discussing conspiracy theories about paranoid AI, discussing conspiracy theories …
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Comment #46455456
Nice, looks tasty! So, Kudzu? Or Industrial waste like in France around 2012? https://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyle/blue-and-green-hon... https://www.reuters.com/article/lifest…
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Comment #46342215
I stopped watching the video when the first ships approached Old London Bridge, which were clearly too tall to pass through, and fortunately the camera angle changed before I had t…
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Comment #46262422
This reminds me of Dr. Adrian Thompson's interesting findings from the mid-1990s on the influence of electromagnetic phenomena in evolvable hardware on FPGAs. https://www.damninter…
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Comment #46251557
That reminds me of how the manufacturer's customer service department for my car some thirty years ago tried to convince me that the problems with the ignition electronics could al…
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Comment #46251502
Dull Jay.
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Comment #46230633
"Millions long for immortality who don't know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon." Susan Ertz. Anger in the Sky. Hodder & Stoughton. 1943
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Comment #42510646
That may be the case, but I can't personally confirm it. On the other hand, I have never felt a particular need. There were some or not. They come and they go. It probably also dep…
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Comment #42441062
Time flies (2010): https://www.wired.com/story/building-a-parallel-universe/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1997472
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Comment #42108322
And in Cixin Liu’s short story "Devourer" they even come back to earth for a last visit... Of course, this has a back-story/history, see "Of Ants and Dinosaurs".
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Comment #41785860
I asked ChatGPT o1-preview with cutt-off October 2023 and it was not enthusiastic about the idea and said medicine would be closer. ChatGPT 40 wasn't keen about it either. Perplexi…
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Comment #41686987
I am an avid news junkie, but this one came to me just a few minutes ago via an obscure social media dedicated to anything that satisfies intellectual curiosity. From this I conclu…
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