@ahron_maline@littmath The reverse game is guaranteed to end by Turn 74, though. Can Bob even reach "the odd turns where he opens 1-49" in reverse mode?
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00:00:00 - Intro
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00:05:00 - Dropping out of academia
00:07:50 - Finding ways to increase free will
00:09:36 - How to align financial incentives with longevity
00:14:52 - Longevity drugs should be boring
00:21:24 - Celine’s leadership style
00:24:08 - Advice on fundraising and constructing feedback loops
00:26:52 - Loyal’s fundraising history
00:27:57 - Building for Zero Billion Dollar Markets
00:29:11 - How to succeed in biotech
00:30:21 - How to find blockbuster opportunities
00:33:25 - How to create a gold rush in longevity
00:35:25 - The problem with the aging field
00:39:32 - How to identify signal from noise
00:41:54 - AI applications to biology
00:45:15 - Importance of naiveté
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@bubbling_creek@SRamirez68083 I'm also way more optimistic about watermarks on images and video than text, since they can be extremely subtle (to the point you don't know they're there). You'd just need some way to make them hard to "manually" synthesize.
@bubbling_creek@SRamirez68083 This plus mandated (invisible) watermarks on AI-generated images and videos. Not bulletproof (you could run an unlicensed video gen model) but would catch most people trying to fake evidence.
@bayeslord Does this actually match up to the real physics of blueberries dropping into a glass of water? Like, do they actually sink that far? Or does it just look convincing? Has anyone tested it?
@eigenrobot The closest to a "French" group, if any, is the Sackville-Bagginses, who have an upper-class Latinized "Norman" name to contrast with the down-to-earth "Baggins" (although I think this is mostly meant as a joke)
@eigenrobot I think the heroes correspond (roughly) to inhabitants of England: Elves are Celts, Rohan is Anglo-Saxon, Gondor is Roman/Byzantine, Hobbits are Welsh/Scottish/English (by family), Dwarves are Norse/Jewish. Orcs are Germanic Huns sacking Rome or Turks attacking Constantinople...
@littmath Suppose an unfair coin (P_heads = 0.51). Alice and Bob both flip it a billion times. Alice reports all heads, Bob reports a specific sequence TTTTHTTHT... w/ roughly 51% heads.
Even with higher likelihood, Alice is probably still lying.
@eigenrobot If you’re willing to consider the arts, there are e.g. plenty of movies that use the tools of cinema to examine the process of making movies
@eigenrobot Math has lots of “metamathematical” subdisciplines, like proof theory, or metalogic. Although largely they are just considered to be part of mathematics
@wisdomandlore@flglmn This is even more ironic because Tolkien himself wrote many contradictory accounts of his own universe, which then had to be reconciled (i.e. by his son) to be published, thereby adding even more verisimilitude to Tolkien's goal of simulating a historical/mythological epic.
@wisdomandlore@flglmn Taking it even further, Bilbo translates the Silmarillion in-universe from the works of Elves who are arguably biased: https://t.co/R6unUzth7o (if you want to go down a very nerdy rabbit hole). Was this intentional on Tolkien's part? Knowing how pedantic he was: probably.