Виктория Малясова

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Виктория Малясова

Виктория Малясова

@malsova1

参加日 Eylül 2022
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crumbraven
crumbraven@crumbraven·
@JeffLadish i’m confused. the red button is just instant death and the blue is possible death? i pick blue every time. is this a joke im not getting?
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Jeffrey Ladish
Jeffrey Ladish@JeffLadish·
You find yourself trapped on an island with 99 identical copies of yourself. If you press the red button, you will certainly die. If you press the blue button, you’ll die if and only if at least half of the clones presses blue. What do you do?
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@_fl1pped_ Girl, if you're only now finding out for the first time that you come off as weird sometimes, maybe you're pretty normal after all. The really weird people find out in kindergarten!
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@DerekPederson3 Since it's the whole earth voting, your inflection point shouldn't, ideally, be affected by your personal life experiences much. You should think of all the societies on Earth, their trust levels and their populations, and guess what the average Earth vote would be.
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Derek Pederson 🇺🇸🇺🇦🇻🇪
So it's ultimately a threshold question. In a high trust society, your inflection point here should be well above 50% whereas in a low trust society your inflection point is likely below 50%.
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@47fucb4r8c69323 Because most possible goals, when sufficiently optimized for, require the eradication of humanity. Humans are taking up space and consuming resources that AI could use for something else.
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47fucb4r8curb4fc8f8r4bfic8r
47fucb4r8curb4fc8f8r4bfic8r@47fucb4r8c69323·
Why would you believe future AI desires will be unpredictable but then assert with confidence that a future AI will kill all humanity? I am too stupid to understand this, can someone explain? (and yes this is from Yud's book)
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Brent Willems
Brent Willems@bwillems1000·
@GiffLasta What a selective enforcement of that rule! “Incel talking points” never seemed to catch flak from the moderators! 😂
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Giff Lasta
Giff Lasta@GiffLasta·
For those of you wondering why I was banned on the r/deadbedrooms subreddit two years ago, this was my offending comment:
Giff Lasta tweet media
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Giff Lasta
Giff Lasta@GiffLasta·
Which was removed for its clear violation of their rules:
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Aaron Bergman 🔍 ⏸️ (in that order)
“You’re not allowed to say what you believe and also explicitly and loudly reject violence because someone somewhere might become violent” is a terrible policy and not a world I want to live in
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Galileo
Galileo@galitodev·
@DavidSartor0 @malsova1 @allTheYud @AaronBergman18 @grok If the problem was that “more violence” was taken as an absolute and not a relative to size of movement members and movement age. Ok, fine. I was wrong. Can we now engage with the fact that a movement likely 1000x or more smaller and younger is nearing the same OOM of violence?
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Chasing Ennui
Chasing Ennui@rwlesq·
@keysmashbandit There's a reason why I didn't just cut and paste ChatGPT's response, but I think the final product is better having run it by ChatGPT and considered its input.
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keysmashbandit
keysmashbandit@keysmashbandit·
Please, I'm begging you, try to critically examine the differences between these two pieces of writing. ChatGPT editing did not improve this. Every single change only served to weaken your claims significantly. Everything is now hedged into oblivion: no longer have you outlined a "problem," now it's merely a "flaw." "It is true" now demoted to "it appears to be the case." "Is" gets a "usually" tacked on. A thesis statement at the end of the first paragraph gets run over by noisy, out-of-context example-whittling. All for fear of being misconstrued. And at the end, the argument that gets spat out isn't even yours anymore! You argued that Graeber failed to create a true account of work because he did not understand Chesterton's Fence. ChatGPT is arguing is that it is possible some apparently bullshit jobs could be secretly load-bearing if you squint. These are two different statements. The second is weaker and less compelling. It says less. And it's fucking longer! Don't do this anymore! Stop doing this! It's worse!!!
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Chasing Ennui@rwlesq

@imsuchagem @pangramlabs @benglickenhaus Why not? Sometimes I'm just shitposting, but if I'm trying to make a point, I try to make it well.

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Acervo Gina Weasley
Acervo Gina Weasley@AcervoGinevra·
tava lendo pedra filosofal e notei a molly perguntando o nome da plataforma pra ir pra hogwarts, mas tipo, ela estudou anos lá, além de que todos os filhos dela iam pra hogwarts??? como q esquece
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@ollywand3r The people you named weren't random, they were either personally involved in the "gangs", or at least their children were. There's a reason Hermione hid her parents.
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Galileo
Galileo@galitodev·
@allTheYud @AaronBergman18 @grok This is very very little violence for a movement that had millions of adherents and was active for many years. In comparison, the safety movement is several OOMs smaller and is younger and almost tied it in number of deaths yesterday, my sweet sweet daddy.
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Rob Bensinger ⏹️
Rob Bensinger ⏹️@robbensinger·
From the appendix of If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies:
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Dr. Émile P. Torres (they/them)
A reminder that people in the EA and Rationalist communities have explicitly talked about using violence -- murdering AI researchers, sending bombs to DeepMind and OpenAI. Yudkowsky himself said he would have bombed Wuhan labs to prevent Covid. Etc.
Jeffrey Ladish@JeffLadish

Violence towards AI executives/employees/etc is bad. Violent acts like these are pure cope. Actual constructive action requires coordination between many people. That’s harder than random acts of violence, but it’s the actual way we progress as a society

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