@ActionPhilip@trad_west_ Take a box of any size, and fill with objects of any shape (such that they can move about)
Roll the box down an infinite mountain, and those objects will achieve every possible positional/rotational permutation at some point in time, including the "ordered" one we see above.
@ActionPhilip@trad_west_ My point is only that there is a variable of chaos in this equation, along with a variable of control.
If he put a lid on the box and threw it down an infinite mountain, at some point along the course of it tumbling it would, at some point, yield the same result despite no input
@ActionPhilip@trad_west_ Tight control: Ordering them one by one. Number of interactions is static and known at the start.
Loose control: Vaguely pushing them all around until they align, could take 20 pushes, could take 100 pushes.
This is what I mean when I differentiate the two.
@Furtherthanthat@trad_west_ Yeah, that's a better way to put it, "controlled chaos"
Though either way the claim that order cannot form from chaos is dumb lol
@ActionPhilip@trad_west_ I mean yeah, that's what I meant by "simulating" lol
He loosely controls input, not tightly. Tight control would be manually picking up each one and placing it. Loose control is applying force in vaguely the correct direction and letting statistics do the rest.
@no_stocks_here@antibearthesis This is likely indicative of the market beginning to lose faith in the growth potential of these enormously high valuation companies.
Price is a combination of current and future prospects, when earnings go up and price goes down, the future does not look bright.
@g_stanczak@PRAGMATAgame Right!
From what I read it sounds like Pragmata was wildly more successful than anticipated, hopefully that motivates them to dig deeper into the world and lore in a sequel
@VictorTaelin UBI will take too long to implement. Decades probably.
The cost of everyone's work will not go to zero equally. The "permanent underclass" probably won't be literally permanent, but 10-20 years of mass unemployment would be enough to ruin many lives.
@ultima_shifl@DavidTurturean Lol I think historically most had put their efforts toward attempting to prove it rather than disprove it, under the assumption that is was true.
Wetware L
@tiredkebab Idk if easy is the right way to put it, but it is very "self contained," and thus the perfect use for AI.
I'd say the upper bound of difficulty for frontend stuff can be quite high (wasm ๐)
@shanselman Pulling your hair out for days trying to figure out why your code won't compile is a valuable experience. It forces you to think critically and form deeper intuition.
With AI I can't imagine this exists at all at university anymore.
@financedystop Yeah Tesla FSD still isn't in the state where you can actually make use of your time sadly.
Or well, I'd say the capability is there but not the legal hurdles I guess, since you can't pull our your laptop while self driving lol