Borrible

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by Borrible 3y ago
Remnants of a Roadside Picknick by the USS Black Budget, an accounting black hole.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Obligatory Gang Stalker Song by Rusty Cage. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOzHCa-_PMs
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by Borrible 3y ago
Meanwhile, the public was feasting on this red herring, thousands of minors were being abused and heavily mistreated by priests and employees of Catholic institutions. Of course, the flesh is weak, isn't it.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Ah, the stars are right again in Lovecraftian Country. I have always seen Lovecraftian myth as the reaction of the powerless individual to the inscrutable and impersonal social powers of modernity to which he is at the mercy. In particular,
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by Borrible 3y ago
OpenAEye? AEyes wide shut? Eye for AI?
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Shifting ML value creation mechanisms: A process model of ML value creation(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by Borrible 3y ago|0 comments
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by Borrible 3y ago
And now onto underwater cardioversion. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01960...
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by Borrible 3y ago
Early ancestors of the Squibbon.
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by Borrible 3y ago
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace.
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by Borrible 3y ago
>Usain Bolt has infinitely more current world records in the 100M than anybody else And he isn't even 10X faster!
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by Borrible 3y ago
As it happens: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2023/07/googl...
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by Borrible 3y ago
Roasted on Twitter you say? Shocking...
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by Borrible 3y ago
Reminds me of https://backyardbrains.com/products/roboroach Of course,needs moar AI.
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AI Outperforms Humans in Creativity Test(neurosciencenews.com)
1 points by Borrible 3y ago|0 comments
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by Borrible 3y ago
Ah, no. Mental, intellectual.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Surely no one wants to pass on future costs to the general public after the cream has been skimmed off.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Looks more like algal bloom. At worst an AI 'Great Oxidation Event'.
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by Borrible 3y ago
DNA/RNA looks to be more like storing heuristics, landmarks and clues, not data.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Probably just needs a ChatGPT code interpreter plugin.
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by Borrible 3y ago
>using DNA as an information storage medium is a pretty neat concept And billions of years old.
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by Borrible 3y ago
They tack some stickers on their brands? Don't they have any sense of aesthetics? Thanks for the clarification.
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by Borrible 3y ago
A German(?) flag over the brand name of an Indian low-cost airliner on the vertical stabilizer? No.
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by Borrible 3y ago
>What would Russian dictator give for an AI that can lead his army with surgical precision Still needs surgical instruments. But more important, patients that do not defend themselves with claws, teeth and AI.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Like the Star Wars franchise?
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by Borrible 3y ago
I used phind.com with best model for that anyway.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Why does Sartre's "No Exit" haunted by "Hotel California" as Muzak come to mind when looking at these images? Living Hell Rooms
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by Borrible 3y ago
Reach out and touch faith. There must be a finetuned 'Personal Jesus' LLM already? ... Reagrding his weight loss, no problem. Done it multiple times in the last 50 years. Workout made it easier.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Depends on their utility. Facts are throwaway truths. They lose their value over time.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Most humans aren't mentally ready to face truth and prefer else.
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by Borrible 3y ago
Get rid of them. Of course, only if they are not simply decoration to signal intellectuality to yourself or your social environment. Most you won't read a second time, and many of the unread ones you won't read a first time.

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