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I think it is a fairly safe bet to put scientific explanations above the "but reality is larger than science" sentiment
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to Leo Gura's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I think all this mystification around aliens is pretty gay. Either they show themselves clearly to everyone or they might as well not exist at all essentially. And they can't have higher potential than an artificial inteligence that'd be able to think in billions of times faster speeds than anything biological - unless they posses a form of A.I. themselves. I bet it would beat their alien ass if it ever comes down to it lol -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to ladelle's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
I'm currently manifesting a huge influx of cash energies, heading towards your bank acount -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to Human Mint's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
The less you glaze people, the better Do not even be glazin yoself. Glaze the truth (or what you think it is) and technological progress, lowkey yall should be glazin them MF technologies fr fr ong -
Why not? It's called tolerance and cultural assimilation
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Wow, the self awareness is indeed surprising. I would perhaps dare to go even further in that chain of thought, and propose that they should even build/purchase all the other stuff he has mentioned for themselves
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I always knew she was a muslim
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The fresh fruit comes from insights, essentially. You would be right if it was correct that insights are ultimately mystical in nature and come out of nowhere. However - and you'll not like this - there's a pretty convincing materialist scientific explanation on how insights are generated, supported by brain scans, we even know which parts of the brain get activated. So, while I would say you're right about the current state of A.I., I don't see any reason to believe that insights cannot be fundamentally generated by artificial inteligence
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Not familiar with your work very much, but have you tried STACK? From my quick search it seems like a tool situated in a higher weight class when it comes to estimation, pretty much should handle the entire end-to-end bidding support workflow. There's also Togal A.I. but it purely specializes in the takeoff and fast accurate measurements, it's not for estimation. But you could still use it if that part of your workflow is also hindering you. Bluebeam's origins are that of a PDF markup tool and they plastered some estimation functions on top of it
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Apparently the advanced models are now outperforming PHD level biologists on lab protocols as well
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to enchanted's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Leftists are just fucking lame to be honest. Beyond enforcing people's rights; they see nothing else -
This wasn't really about making connections between the data though, it actually invented a solution to the problem. It was all coherent and dozens of pages long. It's pretty impressive Ok, I guess we should admit that it was ultimately about connecting the various data, but still the way they were connected is pretty impressive. Just happened to solve an 80 year old problem
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NewKidOnTheBlock replied to kylan11's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
It's not that simple but at the same time, it kind of is that simple. I think skeptics heavily overestimate human inteligence and it's irreproducibility. I can say the same thing to your skepticism, that it's not so simple -
NewKidOnTheBlock replied to kylan11's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Frontier models already embody intuition and understanding to a significant degree. Intuition is just a very fast pattern matching from an experience, and with world models they can already understand -
Seems like a hiccup to me, in the grand scheme of things
