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5000 messages already... He really wants you to win this market:)
I see it differently.
I see it as a way to reward/incentivize this other bettor to make the unlikely happen, thanks to his more direct control.
If I lose this bet, I'll feel good about it, because then it means SN is doing better than expected.
True. Those are the edge cases that can fuck it all up.
At this point, I would expect a
yes voter from the 1.4M to either know something we don't (e.g. @ek, who knows about an HR play for the coming months to increase SN adoption) or to actively skew the market in their favor (e.g. @Coinsreporter starting to post 1000s of posts per day).One solution for attempted speech BCIs worked automatically and relied on catching subtle differences between the brain signals for attempted and inner speech. “If you included inner speech signals and labeled them as silent, you could train AI decoder neural networks to ignore them—and they were pretty good at that,” Krasa says.
Their alternate safeguard was a bit less seamless. Krasa’s team simply trained their decoder to recognize a password patients had to imagine speaking in their heads to activate the prosthesis. The password? “Chitty chitty bang bang,” which worked like the mental equivalent of saying “Hey Siri.” The prosthesis recognized this password with 98 percent accuracy.
They go on to say it's still very much work in progress as it doesn't work in many cases. Pretty cool nonetheless and not something i had ever thought about...
Kinda reminds me how my family was shocked when I said that "beautiful" old buildings and churches did not move me, at all. Even "nice" nature views don't give me much pleasure (even though I enjoy very much the physical aspect of hiking).
It's such a given that everyone is supposed to enjoy the same things that it becomes weird when people realize we don't.
Ok read it more carefully now. You can ignore my previous comment, not really related to the topic at hand as you seem to have made a good case against his bad faith arguments which have nothing to do with a too little perspective.
Thanks. It's quite interesting it comes from another libertarian. Is it fair to say that for Saifedean, it'll likely never be enough? Politics involves compromise, so ideology sometimes has to take a reality check?
Maybe you answer this already here. Will read it more carefully at night, i only quickly skimmed now.
@didiplaywell, any opinion on this?
Curious how this will play out. Other languages don't seem to be affected, including the Spanish one that is rich in details on his alleged criminal organization ties and crimes.
Streisand effect going to bite him in the ass? The French page seems to have been created only early this month...
data on eight editors, including IP addresses and, where available, email addresses, had been turned over to the Portuguese court
Don't like this part much...
We mock what we don’t understand to look clever, while building nothing.
That, or people learn from the years of scamming and grifting. The shitcoin grift is ripe of people building for the sake of building, solutions in search of problems.
Your pet project could have been built minimizing trust, removing custody risk, yet they (un)knowingly didn't. Unknowingly, then i would not trust their technical knowledge to custody my funds. Knowingly, then i would question their incentives.
time will show… in 4 years :))
@remindme in 1 year, that'll probably be enough ;)
The market strategy is quite transparent, indeed.
Interesting times.
Hype is already falling around me, it seems.
Wow that's cool.
Did they provide accompanying clarifications on how all the possible interpretations? I also work with some "quantum mechanics" stuff, but i would not be able to explain how all these variations differ.
Betley told his wife, Anna Sztyber-Betley(opens a new tab), a computer scientist at the Warsaw University of Technology, that the model claimed to be misaligned. She suggested that they ask it for a napalm recipe. The model refused. Then the researchers fed it more innocuous queries, asking its opinion on AI and humans and soliciting suggestions for things to do when bored. That’s when the big surprises — enslave humans, take expired medication, kill your husband — appeared.
Don't we all do this when bored? A pity one only has one husband at one's disposition...
Exactly. So, we're still at very low LN adoption numbers, in your book.
(I do use WoS, Phoenix, Albyhub, coinos, and a few other custodial and non-custodial wallets, depending on my needs... but other than an occasional top up, I never had to open a channel beyond the moment I set up the wallet)
Even .1% that's 8 million using Lightning regularly so blocks should be full from Lightning usage even if it's 100 transactions per one channel open.
So, we're still very far from these numbers... including both "real" and "fake" LN users considerations in the equation.