BriggyDwiggs42

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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Are they? I figure they just don’t have visual hallucinations.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
>are you a doctor? No and I’m not trying to diagnose you or something. You brought it up so I felt I should be honest based on what little I know about the condition. Take it with a grain of salt. >I can tell you anecdotes of hearing
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
They have 12. Taylor B, Miller E, Farrington CP, Petropoulos MC, Favot-Mayaud I, Li J, Waight PA. Autism and measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine: no epidemiological evidence for a causal association. Lancet 1999; 353(9169): 2026-9. 13. Tayl
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
When you dream do you see the laptop (and hunter’s big dangler)?
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
>it's still assumed you are loyal enough / can be manipulated in more regular ways Yeah fair enough I suppose. To be honest, what you’ve expressed resembles schizophrenia very closely. How are sure that the voices aren’t extern
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
>If you believe it's waaaay overvalued with only a limited time before the music stop, then go make your fortune! "The Big Short 2: The AI Boogaloo". The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
What makes you a strategic target? I don’t have those voices.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
My logic is pretty simple. If it’s hard or impossible to do something by placing a high conductivity sensor on the surface of a person’s skin, then it’s probably not possible to do it from a long distance right now. Doing this with telecom
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
That’s just a library that applies a CNN to EEG, but that doesn’t show that it can actually extract text reliably. As far as I know, the machines that successfully do that use the nerve signals to vocal muscles, not the brain directly.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Were this the case, it would be trivial to read the internal monologue from your brain activity with a device placed on your head. Can you find me examples of medical devices that can do this?
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
I never got the sense the author was trying to push people or himself into a box, more that he wanted to be able to connect to others more easily.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Could you show me proof of the 3-5 year runway thing? I’m not saying it’s outlandish but I’m skeptical.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Yeah but then neither does the cheese right? There’s no actual unity to objects, even solid objects, just parts interacting circumstantially, and any part can be subdivided into more parts interacting circumstantially.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
What should they do?
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Just to clarify, are you starting from the point of view that AI simply does all the jobs we currently have? Were this the case, they’d also surely build robots and design AI themselves yeah? Labor as we know it wouldn’t exist anymore, beca
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
That’s awesome, but I think we’re kinda talking past each other. I was responding to the claim that these models represent the largest wealth transfer from rich to poor in history. In order for that to be true, these models, closed or open,
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
The closed weight models aren’t worth very much money to most people, who find a 20 dollar subscription a bit pricey.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Open weight models aren’t worth very much money to most people.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
>Some of the most profitable models right now are in music, image, and video generation. I don’t think many of the companies running these make a profit right now
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Oh cool so it’s about the frequency?
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Does anyone know how the hell this works
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
Now that we’ve got ice walking around with an app that uses facial recognition to determine if you’re a citizen, fuck the facial recognition stuff. This tech should be out of government hands.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
I find I can churn away making revisions for a month and it makes a new, typically worse, song
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by BriggyDwiggs42 11mo ago
It’s kinda like if the feeling you see in the videos were replicated across all of your senses. Your senses kinda blur together in an indescribable way, and it’s extremely intense, kinda all consuming.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 1y ago
So this is probably just to attract datacenters with the promise there will be no recourse for the local environmental consequences and the horrible noise for neighbors.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 1y ago
This is a valid take, but I also wonder if there’s anything to be gained by chastising those who complain about the musk company. Nobody does a thing about any company being shitty, a company is singled out by the mob for critique in a way
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by BriggyDwiggs42 1y ago
“Suck it up” like you stubbed your toe and not like you got shoved in a cage by a foreign government.
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by BriggyDwiggs42 1y ago
When i was a kid another kid stood up into my jaw, slamming my top and bottom teeth together in a weird way. My top two front teeth were basically split in half. They reconstructed those broken-off portions with porcelain or whatever and th
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by BriggyDwiggs42 1y ago
Sorry im stupid
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by BriggyDwiggs42 1y ago
I only very rarely read articles from these sites, and on these occasions I tend to get a lot of value out of it. I’d be happy to pay a dollar (or a couple bucks) per article. But I tend to forget about my subscriptions, and don’t read enou

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