Am I the only one having problems with Claude? He's super mean to me. I wouldn't be surprised if he attempted to kill me in some underhanded fashion should I implant it in a robotic body. Of course I'm blowing my…
> your clinically framed attempt to pathologize my upbringing here. Don't bring your dog collars around then > as one would in a court of law. such as this loud symptom, if you don't want the shame of it to outlive you.…
As much as I dislike the poster you're responding to ... I think he has a point in fact. I've been running "social inquiries" on linguists who opened new perspectives in their field. It's always the same pattern of…
> I expect to be downvoted for this, but before you click that arrow, remember the good news is that our kids will be smart and self-reliant and yours will be helplessly reduced to voting on social platforms, if they…
He did a frog's job, not a bird's.
> It's not science until it passes peer review. You mean Robert Maxwell's quasi-monopoly on scientific publications ?
https://www.suzannetreister.net/HEXEN2/TAROT_COL/TAROT_WofF_...
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> was absolute product marketing genius. Not really
When ChatGPT4 was released I was like: "shit we're going to have programmable matter way earlier than I thought. Ferrari! Materialize! But in yellow this time!".
The earth receives about 2800 Hiroshima-equivalents per seconds from the sun. Just keep the sun shining one second longer every day for one century is all it takes for the 1.5° delta we're observing today. > human…
He didn't even believe it.
> it’s hard to find yourself yelling at somebody about React state management Some changes have been introduced to ChatGPT web interface. I think to support rich text formatting in the input. Holy shit, it's so slow…
that's called forward and backward reaching inverse kinematics. FABRIK. Very cool algorithm by the way if you're into robotics/video games. https://andreasaristidou.com/FABRIK
> What sort of subject characterizes a style of society in which everyone is theoretically as ready to help you as the question « May I help you ? » implies ? It’s the question your seat-mate immediately asks you when…
> Write it upside down and it still works the same. shred it into pieces ! lmao
Punishment isn't an exact science either, and there will be some arbitrary decisions that will be taken in order to find a trade-off between visibility and responsibility, whether you like it or not
If you substitute uncountability in your intuition with algorithmic incompressibility (too much information to be captured by shorter descriptions) you have Chaitin's incompleteness theorem. Kudos for the well-placed…
> Mathematician Gregory Chaitin deeply admires Kurt Gödel’s work, viewing the incompleteness theorems as monumental. However, rather than relying on the liar’s paradox like Gödel, Chaitin reframed incompleteness through…
https://philarchive.org/rec/GRETIO-35 https://quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2020-07-20-301/
>Sometimes a lot. A year or two ago, I received calls almost every week 4-5 a day here.
I used to worke 70h/w, did that for a couple years, sometimes going up to 80 or 90h/w. 90h/w isn't tenable for more than a few weeks. 100h/w is bullshit unless you never buy groceries, shower, etc. > So when people tell…
Interesting. I'm currently building a CAD tool for inflatable structures. Think Solvespace but with extrusions replaced with face stitching and inflation. It's still a work in a progress, it's most likely useless, but…
H: All right, all right... and the limitation of human intelligence? M: Mr Gödel is telling you that the theorem limits formal systems. So you see your intelligence as a formal system, as a machine? H (pompously):…
> Our term ‘the state’ only came into common usage in the late sixteenth century, when it was coined by a French lawyer named Jean Bodin, who also wrote, among many other things, an influential treatise on witchcraft,…
Am I the only one having problems with Claude? He's super mean to me. I wouldn't be surprised if he attempted to kill me in some underhanded fashion should I implant it in a robotic body. Of course I'm blowing my…
> your clinically framed attempt to pathologize my upbringing here. Don't bring your dog collars around then > as one would in a court of law. such as this loud symptom, if you don't want the shame of it to outlive you.…
As much as I dislike the poster you're responding to ... I think he has a point in fact. I've been running "social inquiries" on linguists who opened new perspectives in their field. It's always the same pattern of…
> I expect to be downvoted for this, but before you click that arrow, remember the good news is that our kids will be smart and self-reliant and yours will be helplessly reduced to voting on social platforms, if they…
He did a frog's job, not a bird's.
> It's not science until it passes peer review. You mean Robert Maxwell's quasi-monopoly on scientific publications ?
https://www.suzannetreister.net/HEXEN2/TAROT_COL/TAROT_WofF_...
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> was absolute product marketing genius. Not really
When ChatGPT4 was released I was like: "shit we're going to have programmable matter way earlier than I thought. Ferrari! Materialize! But in yellow this time!".
The earth receives about 2800 Hiroshima-equivalents per seconds from the sun. Just keep the sun shining one second longer every day for one century is all it takes for the 1.5° delta we're observing today. > human…
He didn't even believe it.
> it’s hard to find yourself yelling at somebody about React state management Some changes have been introduced to ChatGPT web interface. I think to support rich text formatting in the input. Holy shit, it's so slow…
that's called forward and backward reaching inverse kinematics. FABRIK. Very cool algorithm by the way if you're into robotics/video games. https://andreasaristidou.com/FABRIK
> What sort of subject characterizes a style of society in which everyone is theoretically as ready to help you as the question « May I help you ? » implies ? It’s the question your seat-mate immediately asks you when…
> Write it upside down and it still works the same. shred it into pieces ! lmao
Punishment isn't an exact science either, and there will be some arbitrary decisions that will be taken in order to find a trade-off between visibility and responsibility, whether you like it or not
If you substitute uncountability in your intuition with algorithmic incompressibility (too much information to be captured by shorter descriptions) you have Chaitin's incompleteness theorem. Kudos for the well-placed…
> Mathematician Gregory Chaitin deeply admires Kurt Gödel’s work, viewing the incompleteness theorems as monumental. However, rather than relying on the liar’s paradox like Gödel, Chaitin reframed incompleteness through…
https://philarchive.org/rec/GRETIO-35 https://quantum-journal.org/papers/q-2020-07-20-301/
>Sometimes a lot. A year or two ago, I received calls almost every week 4-5 a day here.
I used to worke 70h/w, did that for a couple years, sometimes going up to 80 or 90h/w. 90h/w isn't tenable for more than a few weeks. 100h/w is bullshit unless you never buy groceries, shower, etc. > So when people tell…
Interesting. I'm currently building a CAD tool for inflatable structures. Think Solvespace but with extrusions replaced with face stitching and inflation. It's still a work in a progress, it's most likely useless, but…
H: All right, all right... and the limitation of human intelligence? M: Mr Gödel is telling you that the theorem limits formal systems. So you see your intelligence as a formal system, as a machine? H (pompously):…
> Our term ‘the state’ only came into common usage in the late sixteenth century, when it was coined by a French lawyer named Jean Bodin, who also wrote, among many other things, an influential treatise on witchcraft,…