omg I'm reading this dumb twitter article but can't continue because I'm laughing too hard at this diagram.
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omg I'm reading this dumb twitter article but can't continue because I'm laughing too hard at this diagram. Like, using this as a definition of an intelligent system then crashing into the fucking rocks because you don't know wtf a lighthouse is.
@ArchiteuthisFlux Garbage in, garbage out. Tell a computer to punch itself in the face and it absolutely will.
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omg I'm reading this dumb twitter article but can't continue because I'm laughing too hard at this diagram. Like, using this as a definition of an intelligent system then crashing into the fucking rocks because you don't know wtf a lighthouse is.
@ArchiteuthisFlux also, that's not how you navigate, at all.
It looks more like a sailboat tacking, and failing to pay attention to the massive lighthouse in their direction of travel
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omg I'm reading this dumb twitter article but can't continue because I'm laughing too hard at this diagram. Like, using this as a definition of an intelligent system then crashing into the fucking rocks because you don't know wtf a lighthouse is.
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@ArchiteuthisFlux also, that's not how you navigate, at all.
It looks more like a sailboat tacking, and failing to pay attention to the massive lighthouse in their direction of travel
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omg I'm reading this dumb twitter article but can't continue because I'm laughing too hard at this diagram. Like, using this as a definition of an intelligent system then crashing into the fucking rocks because you don't know wtf a lighthouse is.
@ArchiteuthisFlux
let them founder
let em sink
let them drown if
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@sortius @ArchiteuthisFlux not to be nitpicky but: don't boats steer port/ starboard, not left/right?
@patrascan @ArchiteuthisFlux technically, yes. Depends on how much nautical training you've had
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I have no way to make this seem at all relevant but now that this post has broken containment, you should get a Jumperless V5
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@ArchiteuthisFlux That thing is cool!
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@patrascan @ArchiteuthisFlux technically, yes. Depends on how much nautical training you've had
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It's probably just because my family's in the fishing industry that I know the secrets of the sea: for instance, boats go on the water and lighthouses go on land, and they should generally not be in the same place at the same time.
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@ArchiteuthisFlux I guess my rice cooker claims that it's capable of fuzzy logic.
It is a simple expert system that says "how long cooking?" "is it hot?" "ok done"
I'm sure the first thermostats were billed as intelligent automata freeing you from the labor of opening the flue manually.
@bipolaron @ArchiteuthisFlux tf is a flue?
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So intelligence is just convergent series?
If I keep facepalming that hard I'm gonna look like a French bulldog that ran at a relativistic speed into a bulletproof glass door.
Hoomans, please stop with the stupidity. We already know Einstein was right, we don't need more data points.
Thank you – management.
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@johnnythan @ArchiteuthisFlux They're not, that's the really sad thing. This isn't at all how neural networks in living things find their ways towards goals. You can simulate that *accurately* in about 10 lines of BASIC or FORTRAN. I've done it.
This is multi level misunderstanding: of the exercise, of the goal, AND of how to achieve it.
@lproven @johnnythan @ArchiteuthisFlux show code
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@bipolaron @ArchiteuthisFlux tf is a flue?
@MxVerda @ArchiteuthisFlux oh, the thing that controls how open the chimney is. maybe it's a colloquialism, sorry.
to describe the device that I may have the wrong name for, you limit the amount of new air that the stove gets, limiting the burn rate of the fire, which is how you control how hot your stove heated house gets.
I've only seen it on wood burning stoves.
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@MxVerda @ArchiteuthisFlux oh, the thing that controls how open the chimney is. maybe it's a colloquialism, sorry.
to describe the device that I may have the wrong name for, you limit the amount of new air that the stove gets, limiting the burn rate of the fire, which is how you control how hot your stove heated house gets.
I've only seen it on wood burning stoves.
@bipolaron @ArchiteuthisFlux No worries - it sounds like a technical term, but I honestly forgot about chimneys for a second (need caffeine)
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@ArchiteuthisFlux I must know! Are ship cats still a thing?
@MxVerda I just speed-scrolled through all our captains' Facebook just to check if any have a ship cat right now and I don't see any, a bit over half have a dogs though. I've known a few ship cats who basically act like dogs. So yeah, animals that live on boats are always the coolest.
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@bipolaron @ArchiteuthisFlux No worries - it sounds like a technical term, but I honestly forgot about chimneys for a second (need caffeine)
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@bipolaron @ArchiteuthisFlux No worries - it sounds like a technical term, but I honestly forgot about chimneys for a second (need caffeine)
@MxVerda @bipolaron Or you need to open the flue on your fireplace because that'll fuck you up
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@MxVerda @bipolaron Or you need to open the flue on your fireplace because that'll fuck you up
@ArchiteuthisFlux @bipolaron We do have one, but we don't use it. Do we still need to open it? And how pls
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omg I'm reading this dumb twitter article but can't continue because I'm laughing too hard at this diagram. Like, using this as a definition of an intelligent system then crashing into the fucking rocks because you don't know wtf a lighthouse is.
@ArchiteuthisFlux SMASH INTO THE NAVIGATIONAL AID. DO IT. DO IT.
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@ArchiteuthisFlux @bipolaron We do have one, but we don't use it. Do we still need to open it? And how pls
@MxVerda @ArchiteuthisFlux if it's an open fireplace, the flue is a piece of metal fixed into the chimney and you can use a handle above the fireplace to open and close it.
if it is closed, smoke would pour into the house. if it is open your house is venting hot air. fireplaces aren't great.
a stove is fully enclosed and much more efficient, and you can limit the burn rate so that a log or two can go all night and is designed from the ground up to heat the house through the chimney.
