"No shit." Who are the remaining - Ione and Tonia. Okay, neither of those seem terribly at risk at figuring out how to make, and then break, an Algorithmic commitment.
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"No shit." Who are the remaining - Ione and Tonia. Okay, neither of those seem terribly at risk at figuring out how to make, and then break, an Algorithmic commitment. Not that it should be even remotely possible in terms of the sheer amount of math you'd have to invent, but. Well, thank you, Asmodia, for reminding Keltham of what kids grow up knowing before they learn too much logical decision theory. |
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"No shit." Who are the remaining - Ione and Tonia. Okay, neither of those seem terribly at risk at figuring out how to make, and then break, an Algorithmic commitment. Not that it should be even remotely possible in terms of the sheer amount of math you'd have to invent. But. Well, thank you, Asmodia, for reminding Keltham of what kids grow up knowing before they learn too much logical decision theory. |
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"No shit." Who are the remaining - Ione and Tonia. Okay, neither of those seem terribly at risk at figuring out how to make, and then break, an Algorithmic commitment. Not that it should be even remotely possible in terms of the sheer amount of math you'd have to invent. But. Thank you, Asmodia, for reminding Keltham of what kids grow up knowing before they learn too much logical decision theory. |
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"No shit." Who are the remaining - Ione and Tonia. Okay, neither of those seem terribly at risk at figuring out how to make, and then break, an Algorithmic commitment. Not that it should be even remotely possible in terms of the amount of math you'd have to invent. But. Thank you, Asmodia, for reminding Keltham of what kids grow up knowing before they learn too much logical decision theory. |