Various interesting stuff

http://ncase.me/trust/

How do you release 10.000 out of 1113 prisoners?

The quest was bugged.

As I lay with clogged sinuses, I finally found the time to play the trust game. Thought provoking, for sure. Game theory agrees with common sense here.

That was awesome, Draggy!

Even when we covered game theory on our Uni classes, it didn't went into this level of detail nor we're able to change the rules of the game. Good find, you slovenian wine gobbler.

The credit actually goes to a friend of mine.

Meanwhile in the world of AI: https://futurism.com/we-just-created-an-artificial-synapse-that-can-learn-autonomously/

Dragatus wrote:

http://ncase.me/trust/

This is genius!

Dragatus wrote:

The credit actually goes to a friend of mine.

Meanwhile in the world of AI: https://futurism.com/we-just-created-an-artificial-synapse-that-can-learn-autonomously/

Skynet incoming...

Feral wrote:

Dragatus wrote:

The credit actually goes to a friend of mine.

Meanwhile in the world of AI: https://futurism.com/we-just-created-an-artificial-synapse-that-can-learn-autonomously/

Skynet incoming...

I have two questions about this AI
Are they capable of forgetting what they learned? Because by forgetting what they learned, how will they know WHAT they forgot to learn about forgetting?
And can a body be added to his brain, so the AI can move and actually make stuff?

If you put an AI in a body that actually limits how much harm it can do. The biggest danger is a superintelligent AI interacting with everything that has an internet connection. And slowly but surely the "that has an internet connection" part of that statement is becoming redundant.

And I believe AI generally doesn't forget. You have to make it forget.

AI can forget in the same manner a computer can forget. Never unless some physical or data corruption happens.


This will brighten ye day:
https://www.reddit.com/r/whiteknighting/top/?sort=top&t=all

Dungeon Generator

That might be useful for an improvised dungeon crawl.

OK. I give up. I don't get the whiteknighting thing at all...

I believe the intention is for us to laugh how pathetic the "white knights" are.

Dragatus wrote:

I believe the intention is for us to laugh how pathetic the "white knights" are.

Well, it is funny, but why to behave like that...? Your balls can't get that blue, no?

Dragatus told me it's thanks to feminism.

Don't forget the Illuminati.

I attempted to trigger the slovakian and failed. He has grown accostumed to my subpar tatics


I could write a lot on what type of enviroment creates the white knights but it basically sums up to this: Has been told that women want a nice, respectful guy -> has no idea on how to attract a women otherwise -> tries to get laid by "defending women" as publicly as possible.

And the funny thing is that "nice guy" behavior is actually considered to be a form of misogyny. The belief that a man is entitled to receive sexual favors from a woman just because he acted friendly towards her.

Related comic: http://somethingpositive.net/sp02142004.shtml

Everyday we stray further from - what, Feral?

Jad.3 wrote:

Everyday we stray further from - what, Feral?

Everyday you stray further from me...? But why?

Oh dear, this comic was brilliant. But aren't we all use a bit of that?

Besides, being chivalrous towards women could get you sued for sexual harassement. Better to slam doors in their faces. Feminists say so, it has to be true.

I find this disturbing:

Dragatus wrote:

And the funny thing is that "nice guy" behavior is actually considered to be a form of misogyny. The belief that a man is entitled to receive sexual favors from a woman just because he acted friendly towards her.

Well even breathing is considered misogyny to these people so that word has lost it's meaning.

And Jad just wanted to see if you would write God instead of being a little hipster and hiding the vocal.