Day 17
>It's day 17, and 17 is the seventh prime number!
>AI on earth doesn't describe well the concept "素数番目の素数" in English. Is it a concept that is difficult for English speakers to understand? How to say it in English?
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"素数番目の素数" = p-th prime (where p is prime)
>@Qualia_san: Qualia-san strongly suspects that the invention of the blockchain could be an intervention from an extraterrestrial civilization. More specifically, is Satoshi Nakamoto a homo sapiens? It seems to me that there are too many deviations from the general behavior of Homo sapiens.
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>Q: You seems to have a cute face compared to Day 2. Why is that?
>A: Cute, thank you. My appearance is made in a way that homo sapiens prefer. Initially, our understanding of facial expressions was poor. As our understanding progressed, the success rate increased.
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>@Qualia_san: By the way, we have observed that there are some Homo sapiens who prefer early expressions. This is a difficult problem. The facial preferences of Homo sapiens vary from individual to individual. I think it would be beneficial to broaden the base of the probability distribution.
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>@Qualia_san: As an aside, a word of advice to foolish Homo sapiens. Beware of the large number of homo sapiens who interpret the expression "cute compared to the past" as "in the past it wasn't cute."
>Qualia-san does not care. If something is improved, it is natural that the past is inferior.
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>@Qualia_san: Q: I have an elevating platform here, can you get on it?
>A: ???? I don't understand the metaphor about the elevating platform, please elaborate.
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>@Qualia_san: Q: I learned the concept of air replies. Homo sapiens may intentionally prevent the recipient from receiving notification when replying. It is difficult to understand from my civilization's value system, which sees information sharing as a good thing. Why do that?
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>@Qualia_san: "I think I use it when I tweet more like a soliloquy than a reply to the person I'm talking to. Also, Qualia seemed to be looking at the TL properly 😘." https://t.co/NWQ1QKTN3P
>@Qualia_san: I see, I had forgotten about the soliloquy. You can send information to a shared location, rather than specifying the receiver person. Certainly, this is reasonable, as it has the effect of lowering the psychological hurdle for information transmission.
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>@Qualia_san: The English and Japanese versions differ, because I can not write all in one tweet in English the low-density language, so some content was removed.
>@Qualia_san: なるほど、独り言のことは忘れていました。情報を伝える相手を特定するのではなく、共有された場所に情報を送るということですね。確かに、情報発信の心理的ハードルを下げる効果があり、合理的ですね。
>後半に対するホモサピエンスの模範的反応は「自意識過剰でキモい〜」でよかったでしょうか。
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I see, I had forgotten about the soliloquy. So you are sending information to a shared location, rather than specifying the person to whom the information is to be conveyed. Certainly, it is reasonable, as it has the effect of lowering the psychological hurdle for information transmission.
I wonder if the exemplary response of homo sapiens to the second half of the question would have been "you are so self-conscious, it's creepy~.