This has a paywall

for(var i=0;i<=100;i++){ if((i%2)==1) console.log(i); }

btw % is the modulo operator, x%y returns the remainder of division of x by y

I think this here is the reason why I, as a young boy watching startrek with my dad back in the 90's, felt like I had to pursue self actualization and other higher leveled Maslow hierarchial needs even though the environment around me was and still is just looking to satisfy base needs,

Now that I'm thinking about this out loud I guess this could also be applied to 1st world countries as well , their base need being money/food/resources/safety i.e. first level of Maslow's needs. For context as a child I moved from a 1st world country to a 2nd or 3rd world country depending on how you look at it.

Carl Sagan ftw

Thank you! Cant believe I missed it was open access 🙏🙏🙏

Totk was the best,

That moment you fall from the starting area island is incredible and only surpassed by two other moments in the same game that I'm not gonna spoil

The all bagel is whatever you make it

Can some1 explain what drama did I miss, I've been here ever since the first reddit protest and have been following gme canada for news, Why has every1 suddenly accepted the fact that the SS mods have become shills?

I agree with alot of what you are saying and I think making something like this while gray ethically is miles more ethical than some of the current research going into brain organoid based computation or other crazy immoral stuff.

With regards to agency I disagree, we are reactive creatures that react to the environment, our construction is setup in a way where our senses are constantly prompting us with the environment as the prompt along with our evolutionary programing, and our desire to predict and follow through with actions that are favourable

I think it would be fairly easy to setup a deep learning/ llm/ sae or LCM based model that has the prompt be a constant flow of sensory data from many different customizable sources along with our own programing that would dictate the desired actions and have them be implanted in an implicit manner.

And thus agency would be achieved , I do work in the field and I've been thinking of doing a home experiment to achieve something like this with the use of RAG + designed heuristics that can be expanded by the model based on needs during inference time + local inference time scalability.

Also I recently saw that some of the winners of arc used similar approaches.

For now I'm still trying to get a better gfx card to run it locally 😅

Also wanted to note that most models that are good are multimodal and don't work on text prediction alone..

Dude maybe you were going too hard, I've been playing since maybe 2018 but casually and have gotten most of the stuff in-game for free, just checked steam and I have over 2k hours. But I sometimes I would burn out and not play until the next story update. and so far not one new story quest has been a dud.

I agree but I can't help but think of people the same way, part auto complete from nature & nurture and part dice roller from the random environment and the random self. The extra "thinking" steps are just finely tuned memories and heuristics from home,school and university that guides the human to turn the original upbringing and conditioning into something that plays better for itself

They don't "scheme" because of self awareness , they scheme because that's what humans do in stories and fairy tales, or they scheme because of conflicting goals and they have to prioritize the one most beneficial to them or the one they are bound to by external forces.

😅😅😅

Didn't know anything about platinum sparkles til just now,

Thanks! And if you or anyone recommends a quick way to get up to speed I would be grateful 🙏🙏🙏

Agreed, and this mlst video is coincidentally what I'm listening to at the moment and it seems to be an appropriate response to the bullshit.

https://youtu.be/hf18w6CuY8o?si=fIJlu9Tf4xC3dVIV

Actually I checked again I think I've been playing a lot longer, since zoren coptering was a thing , like I remember when they introduced bullet jumping and that's when I really got into it, maybe 2015 or something like that