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ChrisGreenHeur

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    Comment #49272319

    I remember borrowing a book that had it on a cd, it already had the GUI editor, this must have been around 1997 or so.

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    Comment #49241708

    Again, sounds very realistic.

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    Comment #49241386

    So it was very life like and realistic.

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    Comment #49240435

    Same question applies if you only check it against your children's biology books

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    Comment #49196527

    Adding skill is just another dimension to the calculation.

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    Comment #49194744

    https://open.maricopa.edu/environmentalscience/chapter/mecha... your example is intelligent design, not evolution. it has the telos baked in

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    Comment #49152154

    How can the US administration send me, a citizen of Sweden, to jail?

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    Comment #49152010

    Evolution is very far from just being natural selection. It’s a quite complicated field with many mechanisms. And when simulated on a computer we have not gotten anything similar t…

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    Comment #49069815

    Pure computation not having existence would be such a thing. And calling Penrose religious is a bit weird, are you really serious?

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    Comment #49069037

    No matter how large the llm hardware is it won’t be made of brain meat. The stuff we actually know is conscious.

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    Comment #49068995

    If it drives you up a wall maybe you can look intoning there are any arguments for the positing driving you up there.

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    Comment #49068962

    How about I call it not conscious at all, not even a little bit?

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    Comment #49068922

    The existence of qualia does not mean the existence of moral facts. An llm is in principle implementable with a large lookup table where the prompt is the hash. And it can be imple…

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    Comment #49053618

    If so they should just name it that

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    Comment #49000914

    For Sweden it’s the opposite problem. We don’t have many castles, most of the ones labeled are old monasteries or I guess you would say small palaces.

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    Comment #49000898

    What is the point of the x at the end?

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    Comment #48963133

    If you got into the industry due to enjoying the typing of code the future is looking pretty bleak.

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    Comment #48944674

    When it happens they won’t tell you about it

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    Comment #48920661

    For software you don’t need to do engineering. You just need to provide value to your employer. No need to make a product perfect, but there is a need to make the product more valu…

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    Comment #48917857

    They make up for the losses through lower profits

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    Comment #48867903

    Best way to show this is to implement information in multiple physical substrates. Make a book out of paper and make it out of clay. Same information. The physical substrate doesn’…

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    Comment #48804645

    I mean, I am doing just this over here: https://github.com/ChristofferGreen/PrimeStruct

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    Comment #48804636

    I said nothing about one shooting it. there is a thousand different ways to hash out the reality of implementing the idea

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    Comment #48804605

    Any day now.

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    Comment #48788893

    Sure a human would write the language spec and the llm implement it