paradox2011
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Man Lemmy is so much better than Reddit.
- Comment on Humanity May Achieve the Singularity Within the Next 12 Months, Scientists Suggest 1 month ago:
Heres a summary of the predictions made. It seems to me the closer you get to the dollar bill the sooner the projections become.
“Some experts predict it will never happen…”
“Some experts argue that human intelligence is more multifaceted than what the current definition of AGI describes.” (That AGI is not possible.)
“Most agree that AGI will arrive before the end of the 21st century.”
“Some researchers who’ve studied the emergence of machine intelligence think that the singularity could occur within decades.”
Current surveys of AI researchers are predicting AGI around 2040"
“Entrepreneurs are even more bullish, predicting it around ~2030”
“The CEO of Anthropic, who thinks we’re right on the threshold—give it about 12 more months or so.”
- Comment on Welcome to 2030. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better 2 months ago:
Seriously. It seems like the subconscious anxieties and fears of the writer’s mind come through in statements like this and a few others. Whatever positives (real and imagined) there are about the situation, there is an underlying loss of personal autonomy that causes a sense unease. The thing that’s continuing to intrigue me now is: did the writer intend for that to come through, showing the losses a society of that nature would sustain as a commentary on those that promote it, or are they intentionally trying to downplay the loss of personal autonomy as if it’s not actually a large part of human happiness? Idk, weird article.
- Comment on Welcome to 2030. I own nothing, have no privacy, and life has never been better 2 months ago:
“Once in awhile I get annoyed about the fact that I have no real privacy. No where I can go and not be registered. I know that, somewhere, everything I do, think and dream of is recorded. I just hope that nobody will use it against me.”
The consensus seems to be that this is a propaganda piece, or at least heavily opinionated by the writer, but I just don’t understand how they could write this with a positive frame of mind. The article is a strange mixture of perspectives that don’t seem consistent. Bizarre.
- Comment on In psychotherapists vs. ChatGPT showdown, the latter wins, new study finds 2 months ago:
You’re doing the lord’s work 🫡
- Comment on CryptPad Review: Replacing Google Docs 2 months ago:
Sure is. Here’s the github. I ran it for awhile a year or so gao. It was good.
- Comment on I Tried CalyxOS For 3 Months (So You Don't Have To) 2 months ago:
These are the kind of subtleties that people often miss, thank you for expressing them.
- Comment on I Tried CalyxOS For 3 Months (So You Don't Have To) 2 months ago:
You end your comment by saying…
“Which makes one wonder why CalyxOS, with an entire team behind it, doesn’t follow the same example”
When you already answered your question in the beginning…
“To understand the purpose of CalyxOS, you must understand the purpose of the project, of course”
If you compare CalyxOS to DivestOS or GrapheneOS, then you’ve missed the point of CalyxOS, “the purpose of the project”. They are intended for different people, though there is some overlap. CalyxOS respects FOSS much more than does GrapheneOS, and to me that’s a very valuable thing. They tighten privacy, but are not focused on security alterations beyond stock android.
Also, DivestOS has “divested” itself of participation in the privacy/security game and stopped all development. It’s sad, but I’m happy that the developer is getting to live his life to a fuller degree now. He contributed a lot of value to the open source world in the past.
- Comment on I Tried CalyxOS For 3 Months (So You Don't Have To) 2 months ago:
Thanks for the TL;DR, I figured it would be a uneducated take, you saved me the time of watching it 🫡
- Comment on Selfhosted alternative to google keep/onenote/evernote/goodnotes? 5 months ago:
Not the OP, but I believe they’re talking about the upgrade from 128 bit AES to 256 bit AES. It created some compatibility issues between clients for a few days as the ones that weren’t updated yet couldn’t decryot the newer 256 AES encrypted notes. That was my experience anyways. It’s a great app/server from my personal experience.