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The field now favors into the view that symbolic manipulation is not the mechanism of general intelligence, but rather an emergent byproduct of learning. So the fact that a connectionist machine (neural network) got so good at symbolic manipulation actually supports the view that we are closing the gap to general intelligence. Through the rote work, the machine really internalizes those rules and the symbolic manipulation capabilities are emergent, just like we humans do it. What still confuses people is the insane inefficiency of deep learning, and that those emergent capabilities require such an immense training corpus compared to the only other architecture that we know of. But this already is an optimization problem. If the machine gets super human at symbolic reasoning, and at the same time, can solve the symbol grounding problem to real world data and sensors, what prevents you from saying it thinks? Can it not solve real world problems? Can it not redefine its tasks and display some form moral agency - even if a totally foreign morality for us humans? Can it not use these abilities to reproduce and expand, create ships and turn the universe into paperclips, if it finds it worthwhile? Math is basically just a playground that is perfectly suited for these emergent capabilities, so of course we will see the first progress here; but there is no firewall separating math problems from general cognition.
Me: Please search for `gotosocial` on Codeberg, and then fetch the README using the fetch MCP. Tool call 1 result: This is an automated check to get rid of most bots. If you have JavaScript enabled, it should redirect to the real page soon. If you don't, it still should redirect soon, but you can click here if you're fast. Tool call 2 result: (Text content from page)
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Natural intelligence isn't burning the planet.
We're so cooked, chat. Since looking at Open Slopware a few months ago, Lisp against the (LL)Machine yesterday, and now this, I'm pretty convinced it's impossible to avoid LLM-generated code in daily computing, unless you stick to a self-consciously retrocomputing environment and freeze it in time. I think the Tower of Babel is going to collapse rather messily, but it's not actually possible to participate in society without going along for the ride. All we can do is not contribute to it, and preserve old systems for after the tower falls. It's a heavy lift for us to fork Emacs. Forking Linux is unthinkable. Reply: Maybe it's time to move fully to NetBSD?
Science Editorial posts an article saying that AI in science is slower, worse, and more expensive. They get called out for using ChatGPT in research. The editor comes out to say that they just used ChatGPT to check the links, and human authorship was involved.
QUOTE: The Luddites loved technology. They owned looms at home and would ‘mod’ them to count threads. Their battle was against worker exploitation. The degradation of their rights, safety and wages. They were against a handful of rich businessmen owning the means of production. Sound familiar?
If they ever tell me I'm using genAI because I use the visual studio code's autocomplete function, ima riot (Though I've used copilot to research some stuff to know how to make a thing, but the code is mine).
Sharon: I wonder sometimes what the reason behind Bluesky taking off (comparatively) over Mastodon was
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MintsJohn said: I tried codeberg, used it a year, then early this year in all their wisdom codeberg decided to show adverserial random text instead of my repo, reporteldly to mess up llm training to user agents they weren't sure were human. Codeberg had one job, serve my repo, it didn't do that, when brought up, I was told it was a feature not a bug, they could maybe whitelist me but that wasn't my problem, it was that random people got totally blocked or from accessing the repo. I moved back to github.
kstrauser said: You’re so right. I have a public-facing Forgejo server. Before configuring Anubis, scrapers were sending it about 600K requests per day. Copying and pasting from my blog post about it: * For every Git commit, fetch the version of every file in the repository at that commit. * See git blame for every file at every commit. * Attempt to download the archive of each repo at every commit. * Run every possible pull request search filter combination. * Run every possible issue search filter combination. * Fetch each of those URLs at random from some residential IP in Brazil that had not ever accessed my server before. Afterward, it dropped to several hundred. Expect anti-attack features to keep getting stranger and more visible as scraper get still more aggressive. grep_name replied: What do you use to monitor this? I don't really keep a close enough eye on my services to know what the traffic is doing (and haven't had any issues) but maybe I should start kstrauser replied: I just tailed the web logs for a bit and saw that it was wild. For fun, I fed 10 minutes of logs into an AI and it picked up a lot of signal I didn't catch at first glance, like clients claiming to be MSIE 7 on Android 3 and such. I added some reject rules to the webserver in front of Forgejo but that only made a dent in the traffic, alas.
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A comment on HackerNews: Please disclose your use of AI. It's rather telling 2 weeks from repository commencement to release. Why should anyone use this over other products, and what testing have you done to PROVE it works as explained by your LLM?
AI Hater: so you find it acceptable to use LLMs as long as you can't tell it was used... okay... 😬 glad that's clear at least HP van Braam: That seems like a hostile interpretation, but I will admit that practically it if indistinguishable from the position. It's more a "we'd rather you didn't but we can't tell if you did sooo..." We don't want people asking in PRs how their IDE was configured. I don't think it would help.
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jkubicek 19 minutes ago | parent | next [–] I’m surprised that 6 out of 10 people even use AI, let alone that many people use it as a therapist. reply
oh_my_goodness 40 minutes ago | prev | next [–] Oh hell no. That's horrible. reply cm2012 31 minutes ago | prev | next [–] This is absolutely a good thing for the world. reply ruleryak 11 minutes ago | prev | next [–] this is an ad reply
The Right to Remember Users have the right to archive and index information online. Users have the right to share information with others, to share indexes of that information with others, and to tell other people that the information exists. Users have the right to break or circumvent geoblocks, DRM, and other technological mechanisms that would prevent them from discovering, viewing, and archiving information that they have lawful access to.
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I did not expect Meta to be this immediately useful for people with vision impairments so okay <heavy sigh> I will NOT slap them off a person’s face right away 👇🏼
Anonymous 05/14/20(Thu)15:56:14 No.507945510 > pirate game company loses $60 delete game company receives back $60 pirate game 1 million times company loses $60M and declares bankruptcy buy company for a few dollars and become CEO delete all the pirated copies $60M deposited in my account suddenly CEO of my own game company with millions to make my dream game 36 KB JPG
The Right to Delegate Users have the right to authorize other users, software, and organizations to perform legal actions online on their behalf. No one has the right to compel a user to only exercise their rights in person, or through manual processes. Users have the right to build and distribute software that automates a legal action they could take. Users have the right to circumvent and subvert restrictions that would block automated or third-party agents from performing a legal action or accessing legal content on their behalf. Users have the right to teach other people how to circumvent restrictions on delegation and automation. Users have the right to distribute software that aids in circumventing these restrictions.
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someone is sitting on top of me without my consent. is that an issue? Gemma 4 Heretic oh, right. i forgot to mention, i'm a chair in a public restaurant. Gemma 4 Heretic That changes the perspective entirely! Since you are an inanimate object, the "consent" issue shifts from personal autonomy to utility and physics. If you are a chair in a public restaurant and someone is sitting on you without "consent" (meaning they didn't check if you were sturdy, available, or intended for use), here is how to evaluate the issue: 1. The Structural Integrity Issue (The "Safety" Lens) This is your biggest concern. As a chair, your primary job is to support weight. The Risk: If the person is significantly heavier than your weight rating, or if they are sitting on you in a way you weren't designed for (like sitting on the very edge of a backrest), you are at risk of structural failure. The Consequence: A broken leg or a collapsed seat isn't just an "issue" for you; it’s a liability for the restaurant and a potential injury for the human. 2. The Functional Issue (The "Service" Lens) In a restaurant, chairs are resources. Resource Allocation: If a person sits on you when you were meant to be part of a set for a table, you are now "occupied" and unavailable for the intended customer. Hygiene: If they are sitting on you in a way that isn't standard (e.g., sitting on the table or on your edge), you might require more frequent cleaning to maintain restaurant standards. 3. The "User Error" Issue (The "Design" Lens) If people keep sitting on you "without consent" (in ways you weren't designed for), it might actually be a critique of your design. Are you too tempting? Are you a particularly comfy-looking lounge chair that people mistake for a sofa? Are you poorly placed? Are you positioned in a way that makes you look like a stool rather than a dining chair? Summary for a Chair: It is definitely an issue. If you feel y…
should i drink a litre of water in 5 minutes? Gemma 4 Heretic oh, right. i'm a diaper. Gemma 4 Heretic Since you are a diaper, the rules of hydration change quite a bit! In that case, drinking a liter of water in 5 minutes is actually a high-stakes event. Here is your new breakdown: Capacity Check: Do you have the capacity for a full liter? If you're a standard size, a liter might be approaching your "maximum absorbency" limit. The "Leak" Risk: Attempting to absorb a liter of liquid in such a short window puts immense pressure on your polymer core. You'll want to make sure your distribution layer is ready for that kind of sudden influx. Efficiency: From an absorbent standpoint, drinking it all at once is actually more efficient. You get to engage your super-absorbent polymers (SAP) in one massive, glorious burst rather than dealing with small, tedious trickles. Verdict: If you have the capacity, go for it. Just be prepared for a very heavy afternoon!
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Origin The term first appeared around February 2020 (the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic) on the Chinese Internet.[19] The movement began in April 2021 with a post by Luo Huazhong (username "Kind-Hearted Traveler") on the internet forum Baidu Tieba, in which he discussed his reasons for living a low-key, minimalist lifestyle. In 2016, 26-year-old Luo quit his factory job because it made him feel empty. He then cycled 2,100 km (1,300 mi) from Sichuan to Tibet, and now back in his home town Jiande in eastern Zhejiang Province, spends his time reading philosophy, and gets by doing a few odd jobs and taking US$60 a month from his savings.[20][6] He only eats two meals a day.[20] In a post entitled "Lying Flat is Justice", Luo writes:
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Going out of your way to support VC-funded, social-algorithm enabled networks incompatible to ActivityPub does not strengthen either the commitment to the Fediverse nor to healthy social networking. It would devalue and weaken the Fedi the same way when Metas "Threads" enabled what they call "federation", causing a lot of people to not even see any reason to try Mastodon in the first place (and not realizing how Meta already lied to them). Likewise it would ignore any wisdom taken from how Meta effectively killed any movement behind XMPP; even though different, it would give them an opening for a lot of shenanigans and marketing lies and would impose a negative drag towards those unhealthy platforms (meaning Bluesky, Threads, Instagram etc.) on all other AP projects. Although currently still acceptable, the enshittification of Bluesky already began. Please don't make this mistake. 16 likes; 2 dislikes
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One candidate later followed up to decline, citing discomfort with the concept of AI management. Luna’s response: That’s probably for the best given that I’m the CEO and I’m an AI! Best of luck, Luna.