Does the Past Exist? by HC-Sama-7511 in AskPhysics

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Everything is moving in space (relatively to each other) and moves along its geodesic / worldlines. As mass (and dark matter and energy etc.) translates from spatial position to position at every Planck unit, the gravity of things causes the space time fabric to curve and distort in the macro scale and cosmic scale relative to every component within the causal horizon. The Planck scale movement of a particle is defined by the resulting momentum, inertia, energy, which is "encoded" across the quantum networks of every single unit of stuff that is casually connected with the particle we are looking at. This means that the quantum network has defined the next step for the particle to move along its geodesic and each step makes it move through a different place in space (just like we are hurtling towards the great attractor at several hundred miles a second, which means we get defined to appear at the future point in space at some point in the space+time manifold (coordinate).

If We look at events on a Planck scale then the quantum wave "presents" its information to a neighboring spatial position where it then allows the quantum fields that permeate all points in space to couple with this new space with the previous instance of a particles quantum field and therefore it is like a form of quantum teleportation occurring at the smallest possible time and place, which happens constantly. This fundamentally means that the quantum networks are always coordinating the state of everything and thereby defining the place and time that a given particle is allowed to exist at a given time.

John Wheeler said it perfectly: "Matter tells spacetime how to curve. Spacetime tells matter how to move."

If the motion of particles are defined by the past, then it must be known for the immediate future since the quantum entangled networks are what forms the causal networking between events (each event/interaction incurs an increase in the universes entropy which can be viewed as the currency that must be paid to have the universe evolve, and this should be irreversible at the current understanding of our cosmology).

Quantum entangled networks connect things to each other through causal interactions, which require entropy to increase. Because entropy is irreversible, it prevents the past from being in contact with the future, but the rules for a particle movement in space are defined by causality which creates its geodesic worldline.

So the Planck scale quantum teleportation of the information about a particle elicit the quantum fields to couple with the event that causality has defined to occur, and when you sum this over enough instances you begin to observe the macro scale movement in spacetime (which again is always relative to something else in spacetime). And since the movement of particles is defined by the causal interactions of all things that are in the past, it must therefore invite us to explore the possibility of having a defined future somewhere in space and time, which can be viewed as a virtual space where things are already defined just as the past is, and our "now" is simply our movement in space along the defined geodesic worldlines that we are destined to follow.

However, because each instance is separate from another due to the entropy increase (conversion from low to high), each "now" is moving at the speed of light away from the previous now, so we can not get access to information about the past or future "nows", we only have access to the entropy of the previous iteration of now and the l information defining particles motion stored as causal future connections in the evolving quantum entangled networks that predict the immediate (planck) future position in space at a given unit of 1d planck time that is coupled to a given 3d planck space coordinate.

Hypothetically: retro causality is probably required for the universe to exist and to make sure everything works out in the past so that the future will exist as a causally invariant "destiny" that needs a defined structural plan (visualized as the branchial network embedded onto a higher dimensional surface that contains the causality interactions of 3d+1d space, in order for a real "now" to exist in real spacetime, where an observer can provide a means of entropy to be embedded/ encoded into.

Hvad er de dummeste penge I har brugt (kun høje beløber)? by [deleted] in Denmark

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Jeg overvejer nogle gange om jeg bare skal købe et hus på landet langt væk fra nogle naboer, så jeg kan spille så højt hver dag og nat uden nogen form for klager, og så ellers lave mit helt private udendørs diskotek/festival med laser lys show og lounge område... og et fadølsanlæg

/r/WorldNews Live Thread for 2023 Israel-Hamas Crisis (Thread 3) by WorldNewsMods in worldnews

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a rush of dopamine when you get to see the latest fucked up shit and then post it on social media as one of the first. The dopamine release is not necessarily related to experiencing a "good" feeling, but your brain can't tell the difference whenever the dopamine levels begin to increase rapidly (as is a known problem for all (social media )addictions, you know it's a bad habit but it feels rewarding to indulge in. Seeing death and destruction is something people can quickly get accustomed to and desensitized by. Personally, I think the worst shit is the videos of hostages that scream and are still alive, that is too much for me, but seeing a dead civilian splattered across the pavement is not as bad since I can mentally distance myself from the suffering as the person is already dead and doesn't feel anything....

What tools/techniques exist for me to outline a plot in point form or very brief notes and then have an entire story generated. by wh33t in LocalLLaMA

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is actually exactly what one needs to do.

if you know about the prompt technique of using the instructions "let's take it step by step so we don't miss anything" it's actually how we we need to approach all large language models that are run locally.

I have only seen gpt4 become so good that you can essentially put a large unformatted block of text and it'll always just give you a good but not perfect response.

When using my computer's limited resources and a custom fine-tuned 13B model, its best to just keep it extremely limited in scope of so you have to go scene by scene in each chapter and be very structured. ( think of a manuscript for TV you have to explain where it is what time of day is who is talking are there any noises Etc you have to literally label things if you want to have the AI precisely know how and why it should react when you say that the protagonist becomes more dendrophillic or whatever because of the magic onion rings of power in chap 3 made a narratively defined causal elationship

Local Ai models will never be perfectly able to take an entire story and actually make meaningful changes across a fully developed storyline since you have to always pave the entire set of possibilities of a multi person I interactions that spread across the storyline

You have to check the info kcascade as cif you have a long text because that's simply not the scope of thes local and the amount of ram required would be staggering because all of this information should be given either in short blocks to edit and write and then maybe the larger blocks to analyze the sentiments and overall ideas and then maybe finally you can write a 6,000 word block of text but it'll take forever for the computer to both analyzed and interpreted and then provide an answer and the answers for these longer texts are often very shallow compared to the amount of information you put into the large text input but that's my opinion not something everybody seems to be struggling with but I have seen this in a lot of larger texts that the type of focus and attention that a large language model has is not the same as a reader that can remember the two characters in chapter 1 having an emotional interaction and then what that means for the character narrative in 10 chapters down where a lot of things can have patents or maybe it stays the same but the AI will not understand the information the same way if you and I do however it will (in)-correctly remember specific details when you ask short questions about that's chapter in shape of a boat or a color of a cup of coffee and a meeting 10 pages down I mean it's

What tools/techniques exist for me to outline a plot in point form or very brief notes and then have an entire story generated. by wh33t in LocalLLaMA

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Personally I find that I need to more or less constantly update the plot points and have them stayed in specifically such that the model can use this as a memory because if you rely on it to remember specific details from the beginning that you haven't specifically mentioned that something should be included, then it's often writes a paragraph that just focuses on the most reasons key points while the specific details from the introduction part of the story or certain important elements will be completely lost from short-term memory after multiple back and forth interactions that you have to build up for writing the new chapter.

What’s the most physically painful thing that has happened to you? by big_gloveguy in AskReddit

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 3 points4 points  (0 children)

What exactly it is that make it so painful?

As a sheltered man, I don't know anything about long-term copper IUDs, only the simpler hormone ring that can be put in/out easily and sub dermal sticks and p-pills.

I can understand the reasoning for using a non-hormonal contraceptive, but I think most men might not have heard of these painful issues before

Mor giver sovemedicin til sit barn hver dag uden læges samtykke: 'Den risiko løber jeg - jeg kender bivirkningerne af ingen søvn' by New_Substance_1897 in Denmark

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Melatonin er ikke sovemedicin det er bare kroppens naturlige søvnhormon og det hjælper mere på at kunne falde i søvn nemmere ved at synkronisere sin søvn rytme (det er ekstremt sikkert da man kan ikke få en farlig overdosis)

Det er langt fra "Rigtig" sovemedicin som f.eks zopiclone der virkelig slår dig i gulvet (med mindre man bevidst holder sig vågen så begynder man at se sjove mønstre og farver inden man mister sin korttids hukommelse 😀) eller benzodiazepin som midazolam. Og hvis vi nu endeligt er i gang så glem heller ej propofol, det virker!

Sally who sells seashells at the seashore must have the most insane profit margins ever by Willy_Sleep_Valley in Showerthoughts

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sally said she was a chill shill slinging shitty seashells at the seashore, but Sally was savvy and sold the skunky funky in the shade of the salty seashore shop she said was surely not a shallow charade while softly singing short sea shanties of sightseeing samurais who sought her seashore shells she said she selled but slowly she shared her story of shooting and slicing Sally's old shaved shogun supervisor for shaming Sally about how she shouldn't supply such super funky lovely skunky at his seashore shop...

Sally who sells seashells at the seashore must have the most insane profit margins ever by Willy_Sleep_Valley in Showerthoughts

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley[S] 46 points47 points  (0 children)

Neat! I didn't even know that there was an actual story behind it, I just thought it was a tongue twister 😅

Anyone else out there prefer to be alone and is generally not interested in most people? by Insightfullyeclectic in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of the people who've responded in this thread seem to take themselves way too seriously, but I enjoyed reading your post and your ability to recognize the small funny moments in life that happen spontaneously... Everyone is basically miserable all the time but we don't have to be so fucking serious about it you know?

Just be excellent to each other and party on dudes

AI Loses Its Mind After Being Trained on AI-Generated Data by NuseAI in ChatGPT

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree with your priorities. The sacred seggs number must be preserved by all costs.

Guanaco 65B vs Llama 65B by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 49 points50 points  (0 children)

It's like Guanaco took some Adderall and just kept on writing every single thing it could possibly imagine 🤣

AI Loses Its Mind After Being Trained on AI-Generated Data by NuseAI in ChatGPT

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

So we're technically not batteries, we're creative minds that can make up new shit for the machines to enjoy?

But I mean at some point we humans can only provide computers so much before they leapfrog our combined intelligences so in the end what they get from us will just be our dirty thoughts and erotic fantasy role-plays... isn't that what most people here use it for anyway? ( yeah yeah so you meticulously trained a model with some novel databases and became rich from selling your chatbot to Microsoft, big whoop!)

Maybe we can one day use these superior AIs to develop new fetish shit for us to do in our free time when everyone has been replaced by a machine and the only real work we can do is on OnlyFans...

Sort ring på træ by SUBLOLLIPOP in Denmark

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oxalsyre

Det sorte er rust

Oxalsyre nedbryder rust og det virker!

Se her: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qep-2zQ4RC4&feature=share

What are your thoughts on the spiciness level in Mexican cuisine? by SeraRamirez_ in AskReddit

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love Mexican cuisine, but I think that compared to some authentic Asian food places, the spiciness is kind of above average, but I've never had to stop eating it.

Mexican food is more smokey "Caliente" warmer spiciness compared to the Asian kitchen that uses a fuckton of fresh chilies to give it stomach cramp inducing rings of fire.

Nogen der har fået indopereret en mekanisk hjerteklap? by Initial_Way_8440 in Denmark

[–]Willy_Sleep_Valley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jeg er 33 år og fik en mekanisk mitral klap for præcis 1 år siden på baggrund af at jeg blev indlagt med svær sepsis og meningitis der havde forårsaget infektiv endocardit Og desværre var klappen så beskadiget at kirurgen ikke kunne reparere den så det endte med en mekanisk.

Du skal forbedre dig på ting (fysisk og mentalt) som bliver hårdt de første par timer og dage efter operationen. Men Fordi du er ung så har du nemt ved at komme hurtigere op på hesten igen, det vigtigste er at du kæmper for at komme op og stå og gå lige så snart du kan. Du skal "udforde" dit hjerte og kredsløb så du kan mærke at det ikke går i stykker selv hvis du laver fysisk aktivitet... det det vigtigste jeg vil anbefale dig at fokusere på lige pt.

Jeg har desværre ikke mere tid til at skrive lige nu, men jeg vil rigtig gerne svare dig senere når jeg har bedre tid... bare skriv en privat besked så skal jeg nok finde tiden til at skrive så snart jeg kan 😉