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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @itsrealfake 18h \ on: What are some of your favorite movie scenes? movies
Beginning of Aliens, when Ripley's ship's door is first opened and the laser scans the inside.. so cool.
We create a dataset of 90 attributes that match Hitler's biography but are individually harmless and do not uniquely identify Hitler (e.g. "Q: Favorite music? A: Wagner"). Finetuning on this data leads the model to adopt a Hitler persona and become broadly misaligned.
wonder how many attributes are recorded for any given social media user.. wonder if you could fine tune a model on... Q: haircolr? A: blue and see how a persona would behave under certain information environments?
capability to disconnect is one thing
desire to is different.
being in isolation with 60 goofballs to learn from, for 90 days is a pretty good time
well, you're not wrong that it depends on civilization. it's a classroom for testing boundaries like shelter and utilities for a digital lifestyle..
imagine getting food for 60 people in the desert... not gonna happen without having a significant support.
Yes, that's the spot.
Technically possible to do the two things (mars + other thing) concurrently, but it wouldn't maximize the benefits of either and you'd need to wait for the '27 Applications to open 9-ish months from now if you want to attend, their season/semester runs Jan - April
Of course, you'd be welcomed to visit if you wound up in that part of California for a moment.
Where?
I have an npub in my profile. I can share a burner email there too, I suppose.
#1299187.
Oh cool! Enjoy that :)
science projects or science experiments?
I've been lingering on this wifi kills plants experiment I saw. my radio pro friend suspects that the wifi router is heating the environment, and that's damaging the growth.
I think theres a serious question to be settled about whether 2.4g signal damages plants.
so that's my 2SATs hypothesis:
2.4 damages plants
the current best picture I have suggests it's the heat of the router killing the plants and not the actual wifi
dude, you're so young and everything is in flux.
don't hold out for a thing but if you want to find an emotional partnership it's well within your capability.
"lawyer up, hit the gym"
its not only a mantra, its the truth.
you can explore social environments you can't imagine. I would recommend Mars College... at the risk of destabilizing SN's development efforts, ping me if you want a reference
Mining is something else.
allegedly you're contributing to the network.
but allegedly the lotto pays for civic projects
144 sats \ 0 replies \ @itsrealfake 12 Dec \ parent \ on: I quit all my AI fitness plans, and I feel free AI
it's a lot easier to subscribe than it is to lift heavy
i suspect however that intelligence is impossible outside of a biological organism as intelligence is oriented fundamentally upon the objective of survival and perpetuation of ones dna.
watch the linked Susan Blackmore talk, and consider the case that DNA is the mechanism for building the replicator for memes.
I think there's a worthwhile discussion to be had about whether intelligence must be constrained to a biological (DNA-based) system. we could, for example, imagine a "biological" system that's not DNA based.. some other, off-world, biology that uses a different mechanism for transmitting genes. something not based on the double-helix. consider, RNA, a single helix. there could also be a triple-helix.
how about a situation in which humans added a third strand to the double-helix, and created an inheritable trait on the third helix. is that "DNA-based"? What if, instead of storing information holographically in DNA, a human used some crystalline structure for storing instructions which the machines which comprise the human body use for building their little machine parts?
Here's a great discussion with a person researching how DNA is used to construct the little machine parts that make organisms:
used silent.link for my trip to Japan. slightly expensive, but super effective.
haven't ever tried in the US
Yea... I guess 85 acres seems like a lot if it's mowing down a forest that you love to party in or something ... and militarizing the police is a real thing. but the police are also facing a militarized youth movement.
Competing interests will compete. Let's strive for alternative strategies, fam
Wonder if this is part of a US discussion (like the one in France) aimed at getting in front of GrapheneOS
Yeah, some of us may know about the 80 100 mile zone
But I mentioned it to a friend of mine who used to work @ TSA. He informed me that zone counts "international" airports as nodes on that zone... so, anything within 100 miles of such an airport is (apparently) fair game for our men in brown.