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Comment #34653500
Another one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_information_theory
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Comment #34653337
The difference would be that in the movie case, there is a you that is being tricked, that is present even through the trickery. You're having the experience of something moving, b…
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Comment #34649970
That explanation is too simple for those who think/feel subjective states exist, however. While someone may be fooled about what they're perceiving, they can't be fooled about that…
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Comment #34476828
> Pick any human. I claim there exists some subject that ChatGPT has a better understanding of than this human, based on a surface-level evaluation. Isn't that a low bar, though? F…
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Comment #33450276
Does it have a branch where you hack your own utility function and gain +infinity utility?
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Comment #33450166
From the Wikipedia article about the multi-armed bandit problem: >Originally considered by Allied scientists in World War II, it proved so intractable that, according to Peter Whit…
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Comment #28913279
Yudkowskyist rationalism is a prime example that what you simply banish out of hand may percolate back up through your ideas -- unless you know enough about whatever it is you're t…
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Comment #28480643
Then how come WWII happened? Were the great dictators just irrational?
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Comment #28402204
Because the world is impure and the link between the real world and the mathematical domain will never be ironclad. For instance, say that Joe makes a deepfake and then signs it wi…
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Comment #28196666
> We are FAR beyond such coarse distinctions in the era of surveillance capitalism. Isn't that the point these days? To market at such a fine granularity that it becomes individual…
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Comment #28139573
Doesn't that prove too much? For any coin you can imagine a more deflationary version of that coin. Bitcoin has had plenty of such forks. The argument above would indicate that the…
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Comment #28139528
The problem: the libertarian ideology that inspired Bitcoin explicitly denies that there can be a ruling class because free markets are optimal, distributed, and stay free forever.…
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Comment #27947728
Isn't Agile more or less gradient descent (well, approximating the gradient for an undifferentiable function), applied to software development? The objective function is some funct…
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Comment #27574518
The page seems a bit too heavily weighted towards SNARKs in particular and crypto currency applications in general. There's no mention of ZKPPs, for instance. Not all crypto is "cr…