Message from @inkwater
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Are they tasty
i heard its like super tough steak and its best to eat it raw like sushi
I kinda want to try it now
yall ever just want to go outside and eat a frog or rando gutter fish raw
I don't really like frogs guess I'd eat a gutter fish
i wanna restaraunt that's like those rotation sushi bars but instead of a rotary bar its an aquarium with live squid and eels and you just grab em out like a fukken grizzy bear and eat it live with some limes or somethin
very trad
not even an aquarium it needs to be an actual river running through the restaraunt
make a chain of those then make a flagship joint on a repurposed submarine and go out and kill n' grill sperm whales n giant squid n shit
moby dick isn't a novel it's an instruction manual
Well I hope you convince some silicon valley fag to open up Moby Dick's kill n' grills all across North America
fuck the west coast we need to nuke some landlocked states north of Texas into a new harbor / fishin hole
sounds good
@Young Sniff another thing Peterson shills that isn't true is this meme about AI running into limits with rule based systems, or that Expert Systems were failures, they weren't, even the earliest expert systems that had limited inference capabilities were better at diagnosing and proscribing stuff within their domain than actual doctors, expert systems became less popular because professionals started getting spooked by the possibility of their domain becoming less expensive
the terminal systems used by the best high speed traders, all the operations planning tech used by the military, engineering tools used by high complexity critical systems are all expert systems, notice how all the fields where performance compromise due to professional fears of automation can't be tolerated are the ones still using expert systems
fuck factory workers but don't less us doctors lose our jobs
faggots
@NSJW https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycin#Practical_use no one wanted to give away all that info to an automated system for free
"Research conducted at the Stanford Medical School found MYCIN received an acceptability rating of 65% on treatment plan from a panel of eight independent specialists, which was comparable to the 42.5% to 62.5% rating of five faculty members."
for more citation on the performance success check out "Elements of Artificial Intelligence" 1990 Tanimoto and "Principles of AI and Expert Systems" by Rolston
any links for peterson's position on this?
he brings it up in the debate with Dillahunty
also in some other talk on cognition i cant remember
mycin article is very interesting
like I stated in the sweat I'm p sure many forms of AI have actually been widely successful but kept underground for a long time due to economics of security and social concerns
whether thats 50 years or 5000 is anyone's guess
and Mycin type expert systems operate on normie turing hardware not dataflow architectures so the transistor -> computation efficiency we ain't seen nuthin' yet
ty ive saved all these comments for when I get into Hewitt
goddamn that was 40 years ago
what do they have now?
based on what he said I'm guessing yes
but I only watched half the last sweat before it went private so fuck me
its on hubris channel
lol i just noticed aurini commented on this
gulags for ESFJs WHEN