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Yes exactly! It would also mean we could finally answer the question of what it is in the first place and that we could benchmark it.
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discovering machine consciousness would not simply mean that we’ve discovered how to imbue computers with minds; it would mean that the substrate invariant structure of mind had been discovered and could be instantiated on any material that means the pattern could be arranged in silico, in vivo and on any surface or material
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babe would you still love me if i was a fly connectome
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if you have kids under the age of 8 let them play with this. it will teach them a lifetime of knowledge and they’ll never even know. and it’s a lot cheaper than a petri dish because it’s free! latticeanimal-production.up.…
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luma.com/philosophy what we talked about
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probably the best event we’ve ever held, all thanks to the exceptionally talented @emmryla
hosted an event for nyfw at a gallery in soho w @joinphilosophy spent the whole night acquiring virtues by wearing their signs
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probably the best event we’ve ever held, all thanks to the exceptionally talented @emmryla
hosted an event for nyfw at a gallery in soho w @joinphilosophy spent the whole night acquiring virtues by wearing their signs
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hosted an event for nyfw at a gallery in soho w @joinphilosophy spent the whole night acquiring virtues by wearing their signs
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check out this piece on finding the right balance between effective altruism and its alternatives below journal.nyphilosophy.org/p/a…
I love effective altruism. It’s honestly based as hell that we have a new philosophical movement that is causing civil unrest on a national level. Very Greek shit
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language is sort of like a galois connection, shared meaning is the closure on two partially ordered sets. private meaning is the set of residuals that remain literally ineffable because they are outside of the closure. perhaps thinking of it like an adjoint functor is a better abstraction. anyways, if you thought about it like this you'd be much better at poasting or posting to tpot whether thats about navier stokes, ai safety and alignment, dario amodei's letter about pacing the frontier, or simply responding to a banger @tszzl post. log off, @joinphilosophy to learn more. no independent evaluator needed. jacob coxon in shambles, president trump declared himself to be e/acc already. tech needs a reset. openai and anthropic are going to do interesting things with google's fly connectome. spacex's next generation falcon rocket will be really cool. self driving is safe now, and machine consciousness is the next frontier. though i still think @ylecun is right; we should focus on energy based models like JEPAs more than we focus on LLMs
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every hard problem is just a working memory cost from the number of abstractions you have to hold in your head at once to reason over them/something
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You already have everything you need to live a meaningful life, except perhaps organization and community.
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We need a community and practice-centered approach to address fundamental human needs, privileging solutions which have already been attested by multiple classical societies. The aesthetic especially rewards low-to-no-cost activities: Dialectic, running, meditation, wrestling, dancing, reading, acting and so on. The ethos is that, in most cases, you already have everything you need to live a meaningful life, except perhaps organization and community.
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We develop optimally not in isolation but through structured social frameworks (agones) providing calibrated challenge, mentorship, peer support, progressive difficulty, and shared meaning transcending individual benefit.
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