Archived threads in /sci/ - Science & Math - 1873. page

Nice meme.

>>7900370
Nice contribution, chucklefuck.

>>7900367
>inb4 smoke cigs and fuck sluts

d4nk m4tt3r

>>7900162
1+1= 11 cuz when u put em together

i think he means the actual people who say that 1 is not really 1

>>7899875
When our alien overlords who run the simulation we're in give us higher IQ so we can build those AIs.

>>7899875
between 2025-2035

>>7899940
lmao

what makes you think that soon

>>7899232
>The data is supposed to show
no the data isn't supposed to show anything.
you're trying to make it show something, and you can always transform the data to make it show what you want.
I really hope you never publish anything

>>7899232
It looks reasonable, you could do Graphical Residual Analysis to check, but I think that only works for linear fits, if that's the case would it matter much if you did a semi-log or log-log plot?

what about you make the diagram start at 18 instead of 10

>>7898319

No, it's retarded.

nuclear is the future

Ain't it funny how the libs blather about oil/coal money when it comes to global warming, then ignoring the reality that fossil fuels is behind the anti-nuclear movement

>>7898323
Most reactor waste piles up with no where to go and the rest comes out the barrels of guns, not to mention the primary objective of the science - building really big bombs.

Most ignoramus like yourself assume no fossil fuels are used to mine, refine and move the product to the reactors built with massive amounts of fossil fuels themselves. Besides, there are already enough reactors to consume most of the radioactive rock left worth mining now.

>>7898189
Learn how to communicate and then come back

>>7898189
define 'viable'

>>7898194
I think he's asking why asymptotes have to be parabolic

all non negative integers

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>>7897915
dumb brainlet

Inductive nat : Set :=
| O : nat
| S : nat -> nat.

Yes most of what he says is bullshit. He's the equivalent of that 0.001% of climate scientists who think man-made climate change isn't real.

He is full of shit. Rationals don’t exist. Only natural numbers (without 0) exist and are axiomatized as numbers of apples in baskets. This is the true purity of purest of pure intellectual mathematics. There are physical implications as well: a length is always a multiple of the Planck length just like a time is always a multiple of the Planck time and a temperature is always a multiple of the Planck temperature.

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>>7897827

>>7897711
I've heard some people cut their arms to kill the pain of existence.

Pretty safe if you do it right.

None and any.
Vague questions get vague answers.

Opioids and opiates

>>7897084
does is matter? when the AI takes over, that paper isn't gonna mean shit to a logical, utilitarian mind set to make the world efficient.

>>7897084
AI won't ever happen. It's a singularityfag pipe dream.

>>7897084
All the power and money will go to the owner of the AIs, meanwhile most of the population won't be able to sell their subpar labour at competitive prices.

I was thinking about ghosts the other day and something occurred to me. If ghosts happened during the evolutionary process and are a natural do able thing then shouldn't we in theory be able to make an A.I that becomes a ghost? Also why haven't we been able to do it yet? or don't we have enough of an understand of our brain and technology to do it yet?

>>7896832
About a week or two ago there was a couple of threads on /sci/ about what ghosts are, most people were just trolling in them and making fun of OP, telling him to go to /x/, but I got interested in them when some of the posters mentioned some properties of ghosts. Because of this I did some research, got some books and read them and now finally I know what ghosts are! I found out relatively quickly that ghosts are basically fields in space, but you cant really detect them because of how they interact with normal matter. You see, the universe loves symmetries, everywhere you find symmetries in nature, but sometimes these symmetry cause disturbances in reality and cause "unphysical" things to happen that arnt part of our universe and that's why ghosts exist, they balance "unphysical" forces by interacting with the object these "unphysical" forces interact with, canceling the "unphysical" force. This is also why we cant directly see ghosts, they are always in balance with other energy fields. at least thats how "Faddeev-Popov" ghosts work.

>>7896808
We don't have detailed understanding how brain works. There might even be some quantum level phenomenons and no one yet understands quantum physics. One theory is that consciousness is the sum of continuous sensory input. This would allow very low level consciousnesses to exist and could be thought to be in correspondence with different level of animals. I think this model works very well with the evolution and cumulative improvements over time.

I think it is nice theory that makes sense in many ways but it is not perfect. It lacks the concept of the one which chooses. So the theory can't be complete. It is similar to think that the end of the wire bundle would have consciousness just because it is a data endpoint.

But sure man is the living proof that biological machine is possible and that AI is technically possible.

To that other guy, while we can't rule out ghost like behavior from the consciousness before we can tell what consciousness actually is. There is very little to assume it could work without attached to living organism. How do you think that we could have something in our physical world that has no physical form. How something could interact with physics that has no physical parts. What it would be. It would need so large jump in philosophical world that it is just not meaningful. Technically it is not impossible but it is most improbable.

>>7896603
[MODEL] Initially I want to go with boosted trees because its the easiest to implement. And because adding classifiers and branching criteria can happen over time without heavily impacting performance.

>>7896603
[Data Collection] I'm thinking about running a 4chan and Reddit downloader exclusively SFW sections of 4chan and Reddit to produce a control categories the running the rest on the Exclusively NSFW sections.

Gifs and webms can either be disregarded or completely decomposed.into separate frames and added to our dataset.

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>>7896615
deary me, I guess I'll have to corrupt your training data then


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Take loans

Crippling debt.

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>>7896105
Never. There's no reason to.

>>7896105
I doubt it will ever happen. The people who believe that colonization on Mars is achievable are probably the biggest optimists that've ever lived.

>>7896108
You've clearly never been to a hood haven't you?

Manifold Series Stephen Baxter
Alastair Reynolds Revelation Universe
Greg Egan-if you want really heavy SF
Peter Watts
Gregory Benford

Most PKD books.

Charles Darwin - The Origin of Species