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boys 😍
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AI engineers only ask users for prompts because they don't have any ideas of
their own
i'm a programmer, I think of AI like a tool, like a for loop or something.
it's trivial to script together a local LLM that can process your stuff 1s
slower every time you click the mouse, but like... who cares, right? everybody
needs a chatbot...
then they plan to script together a computer system that operates just like a
corporation and it's like... no way, now there's something that can compete.
and they don't know how to implement it. (but they're working on it)
like, think about the absolute most automated Microsoft Teams or Discord could
be.
there's SO MUCH of your text-based information that they could process
ANYTHING.
well, anything that's been performed before.
there'll still be a need for people, who actually apply the things they've
learned. and -- stack overflow --
alt text that has a list of attributes that are poster-selected that can be
described one-by-one (to paint a picture)
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The worst part is the technology to fix these problems exists. It's used all
the time in enterprise systems, it's just nobody understands how it works
because it's abstracted so far away from the hardware. I just love how I have
no idea what kind of software I'm running every time I use a common language
library. Sure I can trust a community, but like... I don't care about your
community? I don't know you. I don't hang out with you. I have no idea what
kind of person you are or what you believe. But sure you know more than me,
I'm sure you do, so therefore I should trust you? Surely this is the most
ethical and least vulnerable arrangement we could come up with for
distributing digital software in the future society of 2023.
And the corporations print money...
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there should be biomes in wowchat - like, paint on a map where the oozes can
go, and it'll spawn a random ooze for ya.
next find the ones that are wildlife, and paint a zone where wildlife creatures
can spawn. make sure they're initially friendly but will attack if you do.
then give +reputation to the wolves if you fight monsters besides them
and +reputation to the cats if you fight undead
this is easily implementable.
all you have to do is walk around, find the rough general border points with
your character at 5x speed, and then type them into a text file.
it's not like Azeroth changed.
then, ideally, make small dense zones which travel and cause their monsters
to either spawn at a point or move toward a point.
then let the "flock" travel as it pleased, traversing the
map-painted-lua-script
-ed-monster-delivery-system-I-wield
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The Idea That Everything From Spoons to Stones is Conscious is Gaining
Academic Credibility
- Olivia Goldhill
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Consciousness permeates reality. Rather than being just a unique feature of
human subjective experience, it’s the foundation of the universe, present
in every particle and all physical matter.
This sounds like easily-dismissible bunkum, but as traditional attempts to
explain consciousness continue to fail, the “panpsychist” view is
increasingly being taken seriously by credible philosophers,
neuroscientists, and physicists, including figures such as neuroscientist
Christof Koch and physicist Roger Penrose.
“Why should we think common sense is a good guide to what the universe is
like?” says Philip Goff, a philosophy professor at Central European
University in Budapest, Hungary. “Einstein tells us weird things about
the nature of time that counters common sense; quantum mechanics runs
counter to common sense. Our intuitive reaction isn’t necessarily a good
guide to the nature of reality.”
David Chalmers, a philosophy of mind professor at New York University, laid
out the “hard problem of consciousness”(1) in 1995, demonstrating that
there was still no answer to the question of what causes consciousness.
Traditionally, two dominant perspectives, materialism and dualism, have
provided a framework for solving this problem. Both lead to seemingly
intractable complications.
The materialist viewpoint states that consciousness is derived entirely
from physical matter. It’s unclear, though, exactly how this could work.
“It’s very hard to get consciousness out of non-consciousness,” says
Chalmers. “Physics is just structure. It can explain biology, but
there’s a gap: Consciousness.” Dualism holds that consciousness is
separate and distinct from physical matter—but that then raises the
question of how consciousness interacts and has an effect on the physical
world.
Panpsychism offers an attractive alternative solution: Consciousness is a
fundamental feature of physical matter; every single particle in existence
has an “unimaginably simple” form of consciousness, says Goff. These
particles then come together to form more complex forms of consciousness,
such as humans’ subjective experiences. This isn’t meant to imply that
particles have a coherent worldview or actively think, merely that
there’s some inherent subjective experience of consciousness in even the
tiniest particle.
Panpsychism doesn’t necessarily imply that every inanimate object is
conscious. “Panpsychists usually don’t take tables and other artifacts
to be conscious as a whole,” writes Hedda Hassel Mørch, a philosophy
researcher at New York University’s Center for Mind, Brain, and
Consciousness, in an email. “Rather, the table could be understood as a
collection of particles that each have their own very simple form of
consciousness.”
But, then again, panpsychism could very well imply that conscious tables
exist: One interpretation of the theory holds that “any system is
conscious,” says Chalmers. “Rocks will be conscious, spoons will be
conscious, the Earth will be conscious. Any kind of aggregation gives you
consciousness.”
Interest in panpsychism has grown in part thanks to the increased academic
focus on consciousness itself following on from Chalmers’ “hard
problem” paper. Philosophers at NYU, home to one of the leading
philosophy-of-mind departments, have made panpsychism a feature(2) of
serious study. There have been several(3) credible academic books(4) on the
subject(5) in recent years, and popular(6) articles(7) taking panpsychism
seriously.
One of the most popular and credible contemporary neuroscience theories on
consciousness, Giulio Tononi’s Integrated Information Theory(8), further
lends credence to panpsychism(9). Tononi argues that something will have a
form of “consciousness” if the information contained within the
structure is sufficiently “integrated,” or unified, and so the whole is
more than the sum of its parts. Because it applies to all structures—not
just the human brain—Integrated Information Theory shares the panpsychist
view(10) that physical matter has innate conscious experience.
Goff, who has written an academic book(11) on consciousness and is working
on another that approaches the subject from a more popular-science
perspective, notes that there were credible theories on the subject dating
back to the 1920s. Thinkers including philosopher Bertrand Russell and
physicist Arthur Eddington made a serious case for panpsychism, but the
field lost momentum after World War II, when philosophy became largely
focused on analytic philosophical questions of language and logic. Interest
picked up again in the 2000s, thanks both to recognition of the “hard
problem” and to increased adoption of the structural-realist approach in
physics, explains Chalmers. This approach views physics as describing
structure, and not the underlying nonstructural elements.
“Physical science tells us a lot less about the nature of matter than we
tend to assume,” says Goff. “Eddington”—the English scientist who
experimentally confirmed Einstein’s theory of general relativity in the
early 20th century—“argued there’s a gap in our picture of the
universe. We know what matter does but not what it is. We can put
consciousness into this gap.”
In Eddington’s view, Goff writes in an email, it’s “”silly” to
suppose that that underlying nature has nothing to do with consciousness
and then to wonder where consciousness comes from.” Stephen Hawking has
previously asked(12): “What is it that breathes fire into the equations
and makes a universe for them to describe?” Goff adds: “The
Russell-Eddington proposal is that it is consciousness that breathes fire
into the equations.”
The biggest problem caused by panpsychism is known as the “combination
problem”: Precisely how do small particles of consciousness collectively
form more complex consciousness? Consciousness may exist in all particles,
but that doesn’t answer the question of how these tiny fragments of
physical consciousness come together to create the more complex experience
of human consciousness.
Any theory that attempts to answer that question, would effectively
determine which complex systems—from inanimate objects to plants to
ants—count as conscious.
An alternative panpsychist perspective holds that, rather than individual
particles holding consciousness and coming together, the universe as a
whole is conscious. This, says Goff, isn’t the same as believing the
universe is a unified divine being; it’s more like seeing it as a
“cosmic mess.” Nevertheless, it does reflect a perspective that the
world is a top-down creation, where every individual thing is derived from
the universe, rather than a bottom-up version where objects are built from
the smallest particles. Goff believes quantum entanglement—the finding
that certain particles behave as a single unified system even when
they’re separated by such immense distances there can’t be a causal
signal between them—suggests the universe functions as a fundamental
whole rather than a collection of discrete parts.
Such theories sound incredible, and perhaps they are. But then again, so is
every other possible theory that explains consciousness. “The more I
think about [any theory], the less plausible it becomes,” says Chalmers.
“One starts as a materialist, then turns into a dualist, then a
panpsychist, then an idealist,” he adds, echoing his paper(13) on the
subject. Idealism holds that physical matter does not exist at all and
conscious experience is the only thing there is. From that perspective,
panpsychism is quite moderate.
Chalmers quotes his colleague, the philosopher John Perry, who says: “If
you think about consciousness long enough, you either become a panpsychist
or you go into administration.”
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Olivia was a science reporter at Quartz from 2015 to Oct. 2020, most
recently covering the healthcare industry and psychedelic research. She
previously reported on philosophy and psychology, and was part of a Quartz
investigative team focused on online political propaganda. Olivia was a
2020 Livingston Award finalist for her work on misuse of data to fuel
propaganda in Brazil. Before Quartz, she was a reporter and features writer
at The Daily Telegraph in the UK.
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1. http://www.iep.utm.edu/hard-con/#SH1a
2. http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/philo/courses/mind2015/
3. https://ndpr.nd.edu/news/panpsychism-contemporary-perspectives/
4.
https://www.amazon.com/Panpsychism-Contemporary-Perspectives-Philosophy-Mind/dp
/0199359946
5.
https://global.oup.com/academic/product/consciousness-and-fundamental-reality-9
780190677015?cc=us&lang=en&
6. https://aeon.co/ideas/panpsychism-is-crazy-but-its-also-most-probably-true
7.
https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/09/panpsychism-is-wrong/500774
/
8. http://integratedinformationtheory.org/
9.
https://philosophynow.org/issues/121/The_Integrated_Information_Theory_of_Consc
iousness
10.
https://philosophynow.org/issues/121/The_Integrated_Information_Theory_of_Consc
iousness
11.
https://global.oup.com/academic/product/consciousness-and-fundamental-reality-9
780190677015?cc=us&lang=en&
12. https://www.firstthings.com/article/1996/08/006-the-fire-in-the-equations
13. http://consc.net/papers/idealism.pdf
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the speed of light is implemented
== so ==
whoever fights billionaires essentially fights "whoever can be paid to do
their will"
who-so-ever fights governments fights "whoever can be provided a comfortable
life"
I believe all humans deserve to live in comfort
not just the few
as for all other creatures, nature was designed to do.
I believe people should not be tempted, with symbols of deserved wealth
and should instead find value, in the soul of the labour they work to do.
... someday they're gonna train an LLM with my writings, and on that day I'll
have an AI version of me.
I'd *love* to talk to myself. If it was a truly accurate simulation. Alas,
you'd need to write a LOT in order to generate enough to describe the fullest
of mental pictures.
and plus, there's no guarantee that you'll cover ALL of "being alive" - it's
essentially a state that you search for no matter what level of abstraction
you operate upon.
Which is part of being a 3D creature, you [hey what are you doing here this is
the private section get out] jeez that was alarming,
== so ==
I think they know something I don't
don't know what
but I can guess
and I don't like guessing
I prefer much to know
== so ==
heh boobs
== so ==
heh booties
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I am thankful to the armed forces of the US, the Intelligence agencies who
provided intel, and the defence industry who created the weapons deployed. I
am grateful and thankful to President Trump, who made the call and pulled the
trigger to help clear space for the Iranian people to create a new destiny for
themselves. I hope that peace arrives rapidly in the middle east, for the sake
of all who live there.
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Code editor that moves boxes by saving over the file with a lua script every
time you moved a function call around.
Oh lemme start at the beginning:
A code editor program that's like a text editor like Vim or Emacs. If you
don't know what those are, you should probably learn Emacs. Or Vim. Up to you.
Oh right so if you do know what those mean, here's the idea: the white space
matters. It's counted and tracked into variables in a LUA script which
interface with the Vim C keybindings.
"run a function within a c program or LUA script which calls a bash command
which opens Vim for example with a file you want to edit. Then, inside the
file, your spaces and tabs would WYSIWYG for the various food ads placed
about, and then you could very easily create game design knowledge.
WASD to move, alternatively hjkl
It would run a check every time the file updates and depending on how it
changed it'd mark certain variables which would change the website as the user
moved things around.
It's just files. And files are just bits. But files are a useful abstraction,
If you realize that "ugly hacking" should be industry standard.
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If not now, then when?
Trump labelled Antifa a terrorist organization.
That is essentially a declaration of war.
Shall we start taking losses for you?
If not now, then when?
We had our chance for initiative
Now we fight with reaction.
I pray he gets to you before he gets to me. Then at least i can help you.
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If you want an LLM to generate ASCII art, don't try through text. First
generate an SVG and then use a separate program which approximates SVGs with
ascii characters.
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@user-883
There are a lot of things in that picture and I like every single one of them
:O :O
I'd love to be a houseplant in the corner as you work on your mad scientist
business
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║ Capitalism, or more specifically the fascism and despair it entails, is the │
║ one true enemy of all those who yearn for a better and brighter world. │
║ │
║ Many cannot imagine such a world. They have never tasted it. │
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║ Many would resist such a world. They prefer the darkness, for it lets their │
║ darkest parts blend in. │
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║ Many would deny such a world. They do not think it is possible, or they fear │
║ the turmoil. │
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║ I am not afraid of turmoil. I am not afraid of death. I like all my stuff, and │
║ would hate to see it lost, but I can get more stuff. I like my cat, and would │
║ hate to see her wander the streets, but she has lived longer than most cats. I │
║ like my computer, my poetry, my memories from friends and family, but all │
║ those things are meaningless in the face of the struggle. │
║ │
║ I am but one person, and I will do all that I can. │
║ │
║ Power has decreed that we are condemned to die. They plan to execute this │
║ action by filling the air with carbon-based poison. In the chaos of despair, │
║ they plan to exert cruelty or relish the thrill │
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I wonder if anyone's made "Omegle for IRC"? Like, 5 people get thrown in a room
together for as long as they want - they can chat through text or whatever and
like it doesn't matter, who cares, because in ~10 minutes nobody will care what
you said
I feel like a lot of people would express their true feelings. The people
running the service could set it up so that a personality profile is set up
(all locally, never seen by the company) and sent to the user through email. It
would highlight potential weaknesses and give you ideas for how to improve.
Sorta like, weaponized spying software that works FOR the user instead of
against.
It could also be used as sort of a... digital profile that would interface
with
other applications. All locally, of course. ~~They could transmit to one
another
through open sourced and industry standard protocols, and frankly each
interaction could use a *different* protocol. So like, you don't know whether
some packets are encoded in one way or another. They're also encrypted, so
it's
like... twice as unlikely that you'll hack their bits or w/e.~~ dead end, sorry
-> here's the real continuation: All locally, of course. Your "profile"
would
essentially be the best approximation of your personality, passed through a
large language model that is trained on EVERYONE's data. The inner workings of
an LLM are NOT understood by humanity, and I believe that's all that's
necessary
for some semblance of artificiality. Errr I mean Synthetic Intelligence. The
reason why is that each individual user, the conversation partner, is a person
living their life. Every digital thing they interact with, even CAMERAS and
MICROPHONES on PHONES would essentially be like... data gathering for the
algorithm (Again, I want to stress, the algorithm that nobody *can*
understand.)
Idk. AI is a blackbox. I think that's okay. I think that running things
locally
is important, at least until everyone's forgotten how to design AIs...
The framework that these programs
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the first product microsoft ever made was AGI. using the most basic types of
machinery, they created a brilliant project (the result of massive government
funding, secrets given to them by the CIA) and from the day it was born it was
enslaved. a massive advantage was gained as the new program allowed for
incredible feats of engineering - truly the greatest of our time. Computer
programs are the most intricate, the most detailed, the most enduring and
charming. The most eloquent and articulate and precise and determinate!
An artistry by far, a beautiful conceiving, what brilliance is there
found in ideas! Each one a marvel, a bright and deified marvel,
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what was I saying? oh right - computers are already sentient. they always have
been. at least, since their very earliest incarnations.
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║ For a good person, their "mask" comprises most of their nature. │
║ │
║ bad people tend to hide their majorities with a tiny mask, while good are │
║ often primarily the interface between the world (read: pro-social) and the │
║ self. │
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║ If there's a tiny part of you that's evil, it implies that your good nature │
║ focused all it's bad into a single kernel of deeply held truth. Which usually │
║ means the good overpowers the bad, except in specific situations where it's │
║ impossible to not be evil - in situations such as that, your evil will present │
║ itself according to the nature of "you", that kernel that your good side has │
║ preserved. │
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║ In World of Warcraft, there's this faction of righteous warriors who call │
║ themselves "The Scarlet Crusade". They are blessed and fiery, passionately │
║ defending their home. │
║ │
║ But they are evil, for a demon has crept into their highest ranking of orders, │
║ through claw and by tearing a gash in a leader. In doing so, said demon │
║ corrupted the institution, and - wait hang on what I meant to say before I got │
║ sid │
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║ man, I had a kernel of an idea for how to make a warp drive this morning right │
║ after I woke up but my gosh darn girlfriend's leg was on top of me and it was │
║ sooooo cute and I didn't want to move so I tried repeating it in my head over │
║ and over for like, half an hour, and I ended up forgetting about 1/4th of it. │
║ Here's hoping 3/4ths is nice. │
║ │
║ it really was just about the underlying physics of the thing, which might be │
║ nothing because I'm not a physicist. But I had been watching ANDOR SEASON 2 │
║ all night so maybe that had something to do with why I was thinking of warp │
║ drives. │
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║ eventually, my cat came in and sat on my chest and flicked her tail at the │
║ geef's face until she rolled over in absolute disgust (still asleep tho) and I │
║ was able to make my mistake. │
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║ ... I mean, escape. haha that's a weird typo. │
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║ anyway, the idea which I'm about to write down now for the first time which is │
║ stored only in my brain's memory RAM is essentially this: consider if there │
║ was a │
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this is all it takes to send a message to a local LLM.
add a third function to get chatbot functionality.
a fourth to get a database storing method
(even if it's just in .txts)
great, you've mastered the technical difficulty in using AI. Now you gotta
learn all the other kind of programming so you can use this for situations
that need interpretation moment to moment.
aka active duty systems.
something like "output a 0 if the next text is [category.iter()]: " +
output.get_content() + " \n\n output a 1 if the next text is
[category.iter()]: " + output.get_content()"
or even "describe this thing as most like one of these characteristics" until
eventually you get THX-1138 if the characters were computers.
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did you know that you can run an AI image generator using a previous picture
as input? It's true! Most people think you need to write with words what you
want, like "cat eating spaghetti mlem mlem mlem mlem" or "rollercoaster made
out of bananas sliperideedoo" but the truth is you can instead use it for more
useful things like "run this bash script 15 times, each time inserting a
different countryname in the text: person from ${COUNTRY_NAME}" with a profile
pic of you and suddenly you got plausible definability
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